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The Pentagon is the office of the U.S. Department of Defense and the seat of the highest military command organization in the United States. It cost $87 million and was completed on April 15, 1943. It was opened in May of the same year.

Now, it's February.

Although she knew this place, Catherine had never had the opportunity to see it either in the past or now. When she came here for the first time, Catherine was full of infinite curiosity.

But soon, she discovered that this place was actually so monotonous that she had no interest in it at all.

Although this place is very nice, it seems to be just that, there is nothing mysterious or strange about it at all.

After passing through the metal detector, Catherine successfully entered the Pentagon.

Next to her, there was Sanders. However, Bruce did not come over.

"I always feel that our exoskeletons and individual combat devices...are they a bit too sci-fi?"

Sanders hesitated, but asked anyway.

"Don't worry, this is our future trend and the general trend."

What Sanders was talking about was a scene that Catherine asked the crew to film.

Although it seems very sci-fi, in fact, this is the real trend in the future. Catherine is just taking out things used by the US military.

Catherine is plagiarizing from Hong Guoguo, and her face does not turn red and her heart does not beat.

Sanders came here for the third time, and he was very familiar with it. Catherine followed him and then came to the conference room.

"Hello, gentlemen."

Catherine greeted the Pentagon officials.

"Hello, Miss Edson. Your concept is really refreshing to us. As the founders of 'Pip Boy' and Umbrella Company, we really want to hear your concept and understanding of your product. In this way, we may be able to

We are determined."

Catherine nodded.

Whether you can get the other party to establish a project and then allocate funds is up to you.

"Please allow me to show you a video first. I believe that after watching this video, we will have better results when we introduce the product."

Then, Catherine turned on the projector and started playing the film, which had been in production since December.

This is a short film of about ten minutes that mobilized the entire DreamWorks and took three full months to produce. But in terms of quality, it is definitely the highest that can be seen now.

Then, the movie started to show.

A group of soldiers wore new helmets, camouflage and bulletproof uniforms. It was night now. Then they wore multi-functional night vision goggles and monitors on their heads and quietly entered a camp.

The team leader uses a portable computer to connect to the drone in the air, locks the enemy's defensive position from an overhead perspective, and displays it on the forward-looking displays of all team members.

Then the team moves forward. When the team members discover the enemy, they mark it on their own battlefield situation map (electronic), and this information is also updated to all team members.

Then, the attack signal was sent out and transmitted to the team members electronically.

The battle horn has sounded. The attack begins!

Team members use camera guns, heartbeat sensors and turning guns to clear out enemies.

After a raid, the order was transmitted again through electronic signals, and the soldiers began to retreat, while the snipers in the distance put on auxiliary aiming devices, and then used anti-equipment sniper rifles to destroy the enemy trucks to provide cover for the team members...

At this point, the entire screen is completed.

"It's... amazing."

Indeed, although this picture looks magical, if you think about it carefully, it is all achievable, and it can make people feel like their eyes are shining.

"A platoon organized using individual soldier data links and team information platforms may be able to compete with a company using a traditional command system," Sanders said.

Catherine nodded.

"Yes, so I call this 'information warfare'."

Catherine completely subverted the meaning of information warfare, but there is no such concept now anyway, so she stole it again... without blushing or heartbeat.

"Excuse me, are you really just researching semiconductors?"

an official asked.

He seemed a little moved, but he felt more and more that Catherine was magical.

"Yes, we only study semiconductors, but besides semiconductors, we have also imagined many things. And all our products are based on our own business. Because for information warfare,

Our products are indispensable. Pip-Boy needs our processor, and information processing needs our operating platform. These are all what we need."

The officials all nodded.

Catherine has been fully prepared for this, and she has no way out. At this time, she has to express herself boldly. If she gets stage fright, she may lose hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars.

"Then how to achieve wireless transmission?"

Someone asked again.

"I heard that Motorola is developing wireless transmission technology. Maybe they know more about this."

Indeed, the first mobile phone in history was made by Motorola.

"But will the form of future war really be what you say? I'm not sure."

This is a relatively conservative official. He seems to be a general.

"This is the future trend. We know that with the emergence of machine guns and other equipment, human sea tactics have become increasingly unfeasible, and a policy of elite troops is what we need. And if all the people are soldiers, we don't have that much money.

and strength. Concentrate superior resources and focus on developing industries that can best enhance the strength of our military. This is the fundamental among fundamentals."

Sanders said this.

Certain words coming from Catherine's mouth may seem unbelievable, but if it comes from Sanders, the meaning is different and more real and believable.

"Yes, focus on superior resources." An official nodded in agreement.

"Electronic chips, display equipment, wireless communication equipment, radar, energy, these are the difficulties we need to overcome. Especially electronic chips. Without a processing device, we cannot complete everything. Electronic chips are everything.

core."

Sanders' words are somewhat selfish.

After all, who doesn’t want their business to grow?

However, Catherine also agreed with these words. After all, she had always dreamed of playing computer games. With enough investment, all problems would not be a problem.

Although the Pentagon has not yet discussed the project, it is obvious that they are really interested this time.

Project establishment and investment are just a matter of time, and it won’t take too long...