Nothing Lynch said was false, but sometimes he uses certain techniques when speaking to make his words more easily accepted.
The gentlemen in the room were softly conversing and discussing; to them, what Lynch said was indeed very tempting.
Especially the "decapitation tactic," a strategic thought that targets the opposing command center as the core of the strike, is highly valuable. Once the command center is attacked, the frontline can easily fall into chaos.
That's war!
Every war involves tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of people. Once the "head" is lost, a minor trouble can evolve into a fatal big problem.
In the end, the Special Envoy responsible for military equipment procurement from the Ministry of Defense asked a question everyone cared about, "Mr. Lynch, if we're planning to purchase a batch to try some tactical mixing, what's the price?"
"Hundred and fifty thousand!" Lynch didn't even hesitate.
