Rebirth of the Military Industrial Overlord

"Let's solve these key issues one by one. First, let's talk about how to accurately drop this explosive device into the right place to ensure that it can drill into the tunnel. This problem is actually no longer a problem for the Mi Army. Because of the problem, as early as the 1960s, the Mi Army developed the "Pave Road" precision-guided bomb. After more than 30 years of development, this type of weapon has become the Mi Army’s main ground combat method and has developed Laser guidance, TV guidance, GPS guidance, inertial guidance and other guidance methods are getting higher and higher accuracy. As far as I know, they have even developed a variety of seekers, control cabins, rudders, and tail missiles. The combined kit is used to modify the original iron bomb, so we can ignore this problem."

By watching the "Desert Storm" operation of the multinational coalition besieging Ikra, China witnessed the powerful ground attack capabilities of the U.S. Army. Indeed, as Tan Zhenhua said, the U.S. Air Force basically no longer uses unguided weapons on the battlefield. There is no doubt at all.

"The second point is how to ensure that this explosive device will explode after drilling into the tunnel. This is actually a good solution. Here, I need to introduce a new concept that a Western military industry led by the United States has launched. What does “programmable ammunition” mean? To put it simply, this ammunition is equipped with a digital electronic delay fuze instead of an ordinary bumper or radio proximity fuze. This delay is adjustable, and the bomb is dropped. It was only bound into the bomb before, and it can precisely control the detonation time of the bomb. In other words, as long as you do a few more experiments on similar terrain, the Mi Army can develop a set for this bomb according to different needs. Complete terrain adaptation database, binding the adapted data to this bomb for different battlefields during launch, so as to achieve the best launch effect—that is, as Commander Ding just proposed, to ensure that the bomb penetrates and covers The object will explode after entering the tunnel."

The concept is very clear, and the means are very clear. The required technology seems to be completely achievable under the current technological level. Many listeners have begun to nod their heads in agreement.

"Finally, let me talk about the third point, about the material used to make this bomb." Tan Zhenhua continued: "This is actually simpler, because this material is ready-made and does not need to be re-developed-just use the barrel of the current howitzer. The material should be able to meet the requirements. Anyway, the bomb is originally a one-time use, and there is no need to consider secondary recycling when thrown out. The artillery barrel is enough."

Tan Zhenhua is really not talking nonsense, because he clearly remembers some basic parameters of the first professional "ground-penetrating bomb" GBU-28 developed by the Mi Army-exactly what he just used for example, and this bomb is It was made by intercepting the howitzer barrel!

Seeing that he was completely convinced by his data and reasoning process, he seemed to be silent with the audience at this time, he then emphasized: "I give this example, in fact, to illustrate one of my points: technology is combat effectiveness! In order to prove I can give another example of this point of view. Take the battle of Shangganling 43 years ago as an example. In that battle, our army gave full play to the spirit of “one is not afraid of hardship and neither is afraid of death”. The world’s best battlefield discipline ensures that our army can take advantage of night combat even if it suffers huge casualties, thus partially narrowing the gap with the enemy’s equipment and logistical capabilities, and even making the enemy lament that “it belongs to the United Nations during the day”. "The night belongs to China," but I need to point out that with the development of science and technology to this day, no matter how strong the discipline is, there is no guarantee that our army will continue to have this advantage. I am afraid that Commander Ding has a personal experience of this."

Ding Wei nodded helplessly and admitted that Tan Zhenhua was right. In the exercise just past, the "Blue Army" reconnaissance/special operations detachment used advanced infrared/low-light night vision equipment to unscrupulously move around the "Red Army" camp. , Create harassment and wait for opportunities to attack its own personnel and equipment, and the only thing the "Red Army" can do is to launch its only "88B" main battle tank equipped with night vision equipment to go out to "sweep". Tanks will consume precious motorcycle hours, and this thing can’t be done just as you go. It takes time to start. It can’t go out by itself. Without the cooperation of infantry, this iron bump will become someone else’s. target. However, the enemy is equipped with lightweight wheeled vehicles. In addition to snipers equipped with large-caliber long-range sniper rifles, there is also no shortage of "weapons" such as anti-tank missiles. They often fight and run, and never love war. , So that the "Red Army" is struggling to cope.

It is a fact that Zhu Rihe's night belongs to the "Blue Army".

In the final analysis, the "Blue Army" is still rich.

Infrared/low-light night vision equipment in the mid-1990s was not cheap. It would be more expensive if a single soldier could carry it without affecting the portability of their tactical actions. The price of a set could be tens of thousands. The "Blue Army" was stunned to equip every soldier with this thing!

Ding Wei also has a set in his hand. This is a souvenir that Tan Zhenhua gave to them, one by one, on behalf of the "Blue Army" during the post-war summary exchanges with him, Lin Bo and Ye Fei after the exercise. When Ding Wei saw this piece of equipment, he was immediately fascinated by it. Is this really the individual combat equipment in the real world? Is it really not a prop for making science fiction movies?

"Of course not." When Tan Zhenhua introduced this piece of equipment, he was obviously proud, because this piece can be regarded as an "original" work carefully designed by him.

This is a combat helmet. Compared with the GK80-style helmet commonly equipped by the Chinese Army, it is lighter and has different materials. It is not made of steel like GK80, and there are some strange things on this helmet. Weird gadgets look full of futuristic sense.

"Did you get this helmet from abroad? What is the material? Does it have enough protection without steel?" Ding Wei couldn't help his curiosity, and asked several questions.

"Master Ding, you may not believe it. This helmet is 100% made in China." Tan Zhenhua replied with a smile: "The prototype of the helmet is the QGF02 Kevlar that passed the national appraisal and acceptance at the end of last year. A new type of fiber-reinforced composite non-metal bulletproof helmet. After testing, the helmet’s V50 value is 630 meters per second, which is better than the PASGT helmet equipped by the Mi Army. It has a 54-type pistol with a 5-meter range and a range of 420-450 meters. Under the condition of vertical incidence of bullet speed per second, the bullet resistance rate is 100%, the bullet resistance capacity is 38.4% higher than that of the GK80 steel helmet, and the effective protection area reaches 1266 square centimeters, which is 16% higher than that of the GK80 steel helmet. It is basically equivalent to the Mi Army PASGT helmet. It’s just that, this thing has just passed the national inspection and has not been put into mass production, so you have not seen it yet, but I think, with the status of the "tiger division" in the whole army, you should be able to change clothes soon. Up."

"Then what are these?" Ding Wei pointed to the pieces on the helmet and asked: "Is it also the standard configuration of the new helmet?"

"Of course not." Tan Zhenhua replied: "These things are only available in the version specially customized for us after our "Xiangjiang Defense Company" negotiated with the helmet manufacturer, and many accessories come from different suppliers. We need us. Assemble it yourself."

While talking, he picked up the helmet and began to explain: "Master Ding, first of all I need to tell you that in the individual equipment sequence of our department, this thing is no longer just a helmet, it is actually A comprehensive personal terminal."