Rebirth of the Military Industrial Overlord

Both "Flying Leopards" switched their radar working mode and began to hover in the target airspace. They also notified the other formation and suggested that they also adopt the same working mode-well, they will soon find out. The pit radar equipped on the 27" is excellent when used as a negative teaching material. If you expect it to have such advanced functions, it is simply too much.

In the SAM mode, only a small area of ​​airspace can be scanned at a time, so the two Flying Leopards can only divide the entire airspace into a number of cells and scan them one by one. The other two Su-27s see this kind of work. If he couldn't help, he consciously jumped to a higher flight altitude and circled and acted as a warning.

In other words, "Flying Leopard" and "Su-27" are both long legs and can stay empty for a long time. The target airspace is not too far from the base, so they can stay in the target area for a long time. It would be troublesome if it was handed over to small short legs like "J-7" and "J-8".

From high altitude to medium altitude to low altitude, "Flying Leopard" scans every piece of airspace with radar almost inch by inch. This seems to be the most stupid way, but in fact, sometimes the dumbest way is the most effective way— —Such as now.

In SAM mode, the target signals that once flooded the screen disappeared, and the sky became extremely pure. The pilot immediately reported the latest situation to the base, and the news was reported to General Liu as quickly as possible.

"It is basically certain now. This is a trick played by the Americans." Tan Zhenhua said: "I can even be sure that this is the EA-6B "Prowler" electronic warfare aircraft that took off from the "Nimitz" aircraft carrier. The trick was to use our army’s old-fashioned radar to interfere with the problem of large sidelobes."

As the first person in China to introduce the concept of "electronic interference" into actual combat, Tan Zhenhua has naturally become China’s chief expert in this field, and of course has become the chief consultant of China’s military to consult on this issue. He is now busy with "sand table exercises". "Basically, they stay in the warehouse borrowed from the General Staff as a temporary office and exercise field. It is very convenient for General Liu to find him.

Then, he led General Liu to the huge sand table, used a laser pointer to hit a small spot, and drew a circle toward the East China Sea on the sand table: "It seems that the people from the Gulf Island and the Americans think of Yes, in the current strength comparison between the two sides of the strait, even if you count the three F-15 squadrons at Kadena base, the two aircraft carrier battle groups that the U.S. can mobilize to the theater in a short period of time, if you simply compare the air force, the number of three-generation aircraft The above can be roughly balanced. From the paper data, no one can obtain absolute air superiority in the short term, and it is not a last resort. The Americans are not willing to be involved in a real hot war with China because of the Strait issue."

"So you came up with that comprehensive electronic jamming method?"

"Yes, this is the area that the Mi Army is currently leading compared to China, and the biggest advantage of doing so is that the aircraft carrier of the Mi Army can stay outside the border to carry out interference, avoiding its own implementation, and it actually does it. The effect is great. It can not only paralyze the land-based radar system on the southeast coast of China, but also create a very large air defense pressure on the entire southeast coast and the eastern Shandong coast, and even affect the Gyeonggi air defense circle, just like today’s situation. Knowing that this 99% is fake, we cannot ignore it. We must ensure that sufficient air force and air defense forces are on duty to prevent accidents-that is to say, the number of advanced fighters we put into the Strait battlefield is bound to be greatly reduced. The survivability and combat effectiveness of fighters that lack anti-jamming capabilities in air combat will be greatly affected."

General Liu sighed: "Zhenhua, you specifically talked about this issue in the summary seminar after the "Confrontation 1995" exercise. At that time, you said that it is imperative to develop the system's electronic countermeasures capabilities. Now, the Americans have proved yours with reality. From the point of view, it seems that this is not only urgent, but even imminent!"

The confidential secretary hurried in, apparently there was an emergency to report, but after looking at Tan Zhenhua next to General Liu, he stopped talking.

"Is it about the east side?" General Liu asked.

"Yes," the confidential secretary replied.

General Liu nodded and said: "Just tell me here, Zhenhua is not an outsider, and there is no need to keep these things secret from him.

The confidential secretary then pulled out a document from the information bag at hand and handed it over: “It has been confirmed. The pilot in charge of the verification reported that an EA-6B of the US Navy was found in the low-altitude clouds. We circled for a long time in the airspace less than 10 kilometers outside the border. We verified that the fighter plane had driven it away. After the enemy plane left, the ground radar station reported that the airspace signal had returned to normal."

General Liu turned to Tan Zhenhua and said: "All the situations are exactly the same as your assumptions. The question now is, if it were you, how would you deal with the current situation?"

Tan Zhenhua thought for a while and said: "It depends on whether the chief wants a complete solution or a temporary countermeasure."

"Oh?"

General Liu raised his eyebrows and asked, "What is the thorough method? What about temporary means?"

"The thorough method is nothing more than to start from the most basic construction step by step, develop new radars with stronger anti-jamming capabilities and gradually replace the old ones, and at the same time adopt more advanced communication capabilities and methods between the C3I system and information nodes. Fast, intelligent, and stronger anti-jamming capabilities. At the same time, it has invested heavily in basic research in electronic interference and anti-interference, and upgraded the spear and shield simultaneously. In this way, based on the current domestic basic industrial capabilities and talent reserves And the speed of development can be small in 5 years, and 10 years later, it is possible to expect the United States to succeed. If there are no major twists and turns, it can be comparable in 15 years."

General Liu nodded slightly. He has been dealing with national defense technology and military equipment since he served as Nie Shuai’s deputy to lead China’s “two bombs and one star” business, and he knows how much effort it takes to establish a new equipment system. In his opinion, Tan Zhenhua's words are still optimistic.

Of course, General Liu also believes that Tan Zhenhua is by no means the kind of person who just slaps his breasts. His past experience has fully proved this point, but it will take 15 years to compare with the Americans. At his own age, he may not That day...

He nodded slightly and said: "Zhenhua, I agree with what you said. In fact, after the "Confrontation 1995" exercise, the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense included the subject of "electronic interference and defense" in the future construction and development of our army. The outline, and pre-research topics in multiple directions have been established to be implemented by the research institutes affiliated to China Electronics Technology Corporation. This will be a long-term project, but Zhenhua, after all, this is only a distant water. You know the current situation. We must be prepared for the worst situation, so temporary measures are also necessary. Do you have any good solutions?"

Tan Zhenhua replied: "Since Americans like bluffing, why can't we? They play what they are good at, and we can naturally play what we are good at."