Merchant In the Sea Chapter 21

Sikhs and Galicians have always been the best source of soldiers for Britain.

Nepal is known as the Sparta on the snow-capped mountains. It is famous for its strict training, and all soldiers are trained from a young age. Britain has set up more than 60 recruiting agencies in Nepal, supplying thousands of soldiers to Britain every year. This situation has lasted for more than a hundred years. The mercenary corps composed of Gurkhas have made great achievements for the British army.

Throughout World War I and World War II, hundreds of thousands of people died in battle.

Until the 21st century, the British Army still retained this tradition, holding the "Mountain Selection" in Nepal every year, selecting 600 elites from more than 6,000 applicants to enter the next round, and finally selecting more than 200 people to be brought back to Britain.

These more than 200 people are already the elite among the elite. Because of their extraordinary cardiopulmonary capabilities, most of them will join the SAS Air Force Special Service Regiment, the Parachute Special Service Regiment, and other major confidential special forces, and the treatment is incredibly generous.