Codename Doctor, Moved to Hong Kong

Chapter 162 The first day of official work

Early the next morning, the sun shone through the thin clouds onto the camp. Ji Shenglong had already gotten up and began preparing for the new day.

He knew very well that in a foreign country, they needed to maintain a high level of vigilance and physical fitness in order to cope with various unknown challenges.

Therefore, on the second day after arriving in Australia, Ji Shenglong resumed military training to ensure that the team was in the best condition at all times.

In the empty camp, the soldiers gathered quickly. Their movements were swift and orderly, and every look revealed determination and courage.

Ji Shenglong stood at the front of the team, his eyes scanning everyone, as if confirming the status of each team member.

Under the leadership of Ji Shenglong, the team members began morning exercises.

Although it is not possible to train all day long, it is still essential to get up early every morning to exercise.

The warriors ran around the camp, their footsteps echoing in the empty grassland, as if announcing their arrival to the land.

After running around the camp twenty times, everyone was sweating profusely, but their eyes were shining with determination and perseverance.

In this strange land, what gives them a sense of security, besides the guns in their hands, is their superb military qualities and spirit of unity.

After the morning exercise, Ji Shenglong announced the disbandment and asked the team members to start washing up and preparing for breakfast.

At this time, the camp was filled with the aroma of food, which aroused everyone's appetite.

Lao Wang, the squad leader of the kitchen squad, excitedly reported to Ji Shenglong: "Captain, yesterday the foreigner told us not to worry about food, and that we can just make as much as we can.

The standard supply for each person every day is two eggs, one pound of milk, one pound of beef and mutton, two pounds of vegetables, and two pounds of flour.

If it’s not enough, you can add more.”

Ji Shenglong was shocked and delighted after hearing this.

He didn't expect the supply of materials to be so abundant. This was undoubtedly great news for them.

He turned around and shouted to the team members who were getting their meals: "Did you hear that?
We have no shortage of food, so you can eat as much as you want, but there is one thing you cannot do: waste it!"

The soldiers cheered, knowing that this meant they would have enough to eat in the coming days and would not have to worry about food.

At the dining table, the team members sat together and enjoyed this rare and sumptuous breakfast.

They talked about future plans and tasks, and their longing for their hometown and their families.

Ji Shenglong was also very happy, but he knew that this did not mean that they could relax their vigilance. On the contrary, they had to train harder to ensure the successful completion of the mission.

But in this strange country, they can only complete the mission entrusted to them by their motherland by uniting as one and overcoming difficulties.

After breakfast, Ji Shenglong began to arrange the next work.

Although the building materials had not been delivered yet, Ji Shenglong and others were not idle, but took the lead in starting the preparatory work.

Ji Shenglong arranged the team members and cooperated with the craftsmen to start measuring the area and planning the layout of the town.

At the same time, they also began to count the materials they needed, including but not limited to construction materials, tools, etc.

At about ten o'clock, Vickers led the convoy slowly into the camp, and the wheels left deep marks in the mud.

As soon as he got off the car, he glanced at the people busy in the camp and saw that they were all in high spirits and there was no sign of discomfort on their faces.

He couldn't help but smile and said, "Captain Ji, I see everyone looks good, and no one is suffering from acclimatization!"

"Maybe it's because we are all veterans and have stronger adaptability." Ji Shenglong responded with a smile.

Vickers nodded, then he took out a blueprint from the folder and handed it to Ji Shenglong: "Captain Ji, this is the construction blueprint of the town, take a look.

Since you are going to open up new land, there is a certain risk, so I suggest you build a fence around the town to ensure safety. You can design the layout of the buildings inside according to your own habits.

After all, when this town is built, it will also be where you Chinese people live.”

Ji Shenglong took the drawing and looked at it carefully.

The blueprints detail the town's layout, roads, green areas, etc., and it can be seen that they have been carefully designed.

Vickers took out another blueprint and said, "Also, this is the blueprint of the house that someone suggested you build uniformly."

This is a very typical Chinese courtyard style, except that the north house has been changed into a two-story loft style.

Ji Shenglong took the drawing and looked at it, then quickly thanked him: "Okay, thank you Mr. Vickers! We like this room type very much and will consider adopting it."

He knew that the so-called person who made the suggestion was the comrade hiding in the darkness and the leader of this huge plan.

Afterwards, Ji Shenglong arranged for people to start unloading the supplies and building materials delivered by the convoy.

The building materials delivered this time mainly include cement, steel bars and some hardware materials.

The most common items are various tools, such as electric drills, saws, hammers, etc., which are essential tools for building towns.

In addition, twenty trucks were left with them as a means of transportation.

“As for other building materials, such as stone and wood, you need to arrange people to go to the mountains to quarry stones and cut down trees.

As for sand, you need to go to the river to pan for it yourself.

Of course, bricks can also be fired in kilns by yourself.

However, I suggest that you use reinforced concrete as the main building material, so that the house built will be both strong and durable." Vickers looked at the busy crowd and said to Ji Shenglong.

Ji Shenglong nodded in agreement.

"There is no other way. Australia lacks manpower, which results in a shortage of building materials. If we buy them from abroad, the cost is too high.

So, I'll just have to thank you for your hard work!" Vickers explained.

"It doesn't matter. We have hands. As long as we have the right tools, we can create it ourselves." Ji Shenglong said confidently.

After seeing Vickers off, Ji Shenglong called ten squadron leaders to his tent.

Start assigning tasks to them.

Except for the first squadron which was on guard duty, the other nine teams were divided into four teams.

The second and third squadrons drove to the mountainous area ahead to quarry stones.

The fourth and fifth squadrons went to the mountainous area to cut down trees.

Squadrons 6 and 7 went to the river to pan for sand.

The 8th, 9th and 10th squadrons stayed in the camp to clear vegetation and dig the foundation.

After the tasks were assigned, everyone went their separate ways.

Each squadron has 500 people, and two squadrons have 1,000 people.

The second and third squadrons rushed to a barren mountain not far away with pickaxes, hammers, chisels, and explosives.

All the tools and daily necessities were placed on the truck, and the others followed behind the truck, running forward.

(End of this chapter)