Mayer Coffman has been very anxious recently.
After George Jones left, Mayer Coffman was also wondering if his decision was ultimately right or wrong.
But no matter how much Mayer Coffman thought about it, the final result was that what he was doing should be right.
This thought stemmed from Mayer Coffman's own character.
He didn't want the U.S. Army to become someone's U.S. Army; the U.S. Army should belong to the United States.
With this anxious feeling, Mayer Coffman finally waited for George Jones to return.
Although Mayer Coffman didn't tell him to come back when George Jones left, Mayer Coffman understood very well that once Douglas MacArthur saw his letter, he would also be cautious enough to appoint only this one person as the intermediary.
"What did General MacArthur say?"
Upon seeing George Jones, Mayer Coffman couldn't wait to ask.
George Jones did not answer Mayer Coffman's question immediately but stared straight at him, his eyes filled with anger.
