Great Power Technology

Yindu, an air force base.

Held silently packed his luggage. He never expected that the battle that was supposed to happen would end so quickly.

He expected that the other side would carry out large-scale electromagnetic interference, and also proposed corresponding countermeasures, but he did not expect that the Yin side's anti-interference ability could be so fragile.

This is no longer a problem that can be solved by adding more fixed lines, setting up more high-power signal transmitters, and switching to different communication frequency bands.

Of course, it cannot be solved by just a few advanced armored vehicles and a few fifth-generation aircraft.

Therefore, he has completely lost the meaning of staying here.

When he received the phone call from his superior, he was not surprised at all by the follow-up arrangements. He just felt a little distressed - 500 yuan was not too much, but it was enough for him to go to a bar and have a good time.

After thinking for a moment, he put down his half-packed luggage and walked to the next door. He took out his wallet and said to Mir, who seemed to have just taken a shower and was smoking leisurely:

"Okay. Although we didn't stay for a full week this time, this ending can be regarded as my loss. Come on, I'll give you the money. I'm willing to admit defeat."

Mir smiled helplessly, shook his head, and replied:

"Forget it, you lost, and I didn't win either. To be honest, we are all veterans on the battlefield, but no one thought that their response methods would be so exaggerated, right?"

Held nodded slightly, sighed and said:

"We have actually always been very wary of their electronic countermeasures technology, but who would have thought that in just a few years, their technology could develop to this extent - it is still based on a space-based platform, which is worse than Mao Is Xiong’s Murmansk-BN system even more exaggerated?”

Mir frowned and replied hesitantly:

"I don't know. It's hard to judge the Yin Fang's anti-interference ability, but it shouldn't be that scary. If we encounter it, we can still have certain coping methods--it's not difficult to deal with anyway."

"After I go back this time, I will find a way to make suggestions to my superiors and develop equipment and tactics specifically designed to deal with rabbit electromagnetic interference."

"It's really scary to become blind like this before even going to the battlefield. To be honest, I can kind of understand how Iraq felt when we were hanging him up and beating him."

Held nodded solemnly and said in agreement:

"Isn't it? I've been thinking about this issue since yesterday. If we don't make progress, one day they will be able to crush us with technology that is one generation ahead of ours."

"This time it's a large-scale electromagnetic shielding. What about the next time? A crack generator? Or a Skynet virus? I even feel that they may invade our military network and intercept our combat information."

Mir threw away the finished cigarette butt, looked at Held solemnly and said:

"Things like crack generators sound quite sci-fi, but I doubt they can do it with their capabilities. As for the Skynet virus, it's not a difficult technology to intercept our combat intelligence, but the key is to decrypt it. Do you think they can do it?" Is it possible to make RSA decryption technology?"

".If there is, then we are really in big trouble. Hopefully not."

"I hope not."

The two looked at each other, with unconcealable worry in their eyes.

China, the imperial capital.

A regular media discussion is in progress. The participating reporters come from different media outlets from various countries and ask a variety of questions. However, due to current international events, most of the questions are related to food and the Yinba War.

These two topics are actually the same topic, but those Western media seem to have deliberately downplayed the connection between the two. Instead, they repeatedly asked questions from the perspective of so-called human rights and international responsibilities, hoping to seize flaws in the answers of relevant Chinese personnel in order to Make a big fuss after returning.

But the person in charge never gave them this opportunity. No matter what questions they asked, the answers were always straight and clear. They showed their attitude but never crossed the bottom line. They chose words and sentences very carefully, trying to intercept ambiguous sentences. Articles are not feasible either.

This situation made a reporter named Dick very anxious. He originally came to this discussion to find trouble, but now it is almost over. His colleagues have asked almost all the trouble-making questions, but But there was no result at all.

It seems that the only solution is to take some drastic measures.

Thinking of this, he raised his hand and after waiting for a few minutes, the person in charge called his name.

Dick stood up, coughed first, and then asked:

"Mr. Zhao, we learned that Chinese fighter jets appeared in this conflict between Yin and Pakistan. I would like to ask, does this mean that you are involved in this conflict?"

The person in charge on the stage had a sneer on his lips. He fully understood what the other party was trying to do.

Using this kind of rhetoric to involve one's own side in this conflict, and then using international public opinion to hype it up, no matter what the final goal is, it will definitely be detrimental to one's own side.

You can choose not to answer this question, but in such an occasion and facing such a question, if you don't answer, you will feel guilty.

The person in charge's thoughts started to change. A few seconds later, just as Dick put down the phone, he answered:

"As far as we know, the most common fighters in this conflict are F-16, Mirage 2000, F15, and Mirage 3. These fighter jets come from the Chou and Fa countries respectively. So I would like to ask, does this mean that the two Is the capital involved in this conflict?”

"By the way, F-16 fighter jets appeared on both sides of the conflict. Regarding this, I also want to ask, does this mean that your country is fighting a new Civil War on someone else's territory? ?”

There was a burst of laughter from the reporters in the audience. The expression on Dick's face froze, but he quickly recovered.

This answer was very witty, and it basically blocked the questions he had originally planned to ask. However, having been a reporter for so many years, his only advantage was that he could run fast.

After a pause, he continued to ask:

"You know the local situation very well. I would like to ask, what is the source of this information? Is it credible?"

This question is full of traps. If the person in charge's answer is credible, he can immediately go back and compile a report with the title "China has the first-hand top-secret military information on the Yin-Pakistan conflict and is suspected of being the manipulator behind the conflict."

And if the answer is not credible, then he can change his perspective and question the spokesperson for spreading unverified information and deliberately provoking the situation.

According to normal logic, no matter how he answered, there was no way to escape the trap he had set, but he obviously underestimated the strength of this kind-faced person in charge.

I saw the other party picked up the water glass and took a sip without changing his expression, and then replied:

"All our information comes from international public information. As for the credibility of the information source, it is not us who should answer the question, but the relevant news media."

"Actually, I'm also curious about your question."

"How on earth did our reporter friends from some media obtain this information in such a short period of time?"

"However, curiosity is curiosity, and we will not ask them this question, because if we raise it, we need to get an answer."

"It just so happens that you have raised this question now, so we will sincerely give you a suggestion."

"How about you go there and take a look for yourself?"

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