Technological power starts with upgrading lenses

Kang Chi's words were half-truth and half-false, which immediately stunned all the pilots present.

In fact, I can’t tell lies, it’s just a bit ‘alarmist’.

For example, if the enemy is lying in the simulation cabin, shoot them down like you kill NPCs in a game...

This totally scares them.

At present, it is estimated that he is the only one who dares to position the drone so high and so heavily. It can even be said that he is pulling the country to bet on a major strategic direction in the future.

Even if others want to do this, they haven't lit up the front technology tree yet.

This technology tree can be quantum communication or strong artificial intelligence, which represent two completely different development directions.

If one of these two does not light up, forcing the development of unmanned equipment is asking for death.

As for being eliminated...

In fact, it is basically impossible.

Fighter pilots can be national treasures for a country.

Just to select embryos, it would take millions of miles to pick one, and then a lot of financial and material resources would have to be spent on cultivating them.

For example, it costs 10 million to train a J-20 pilot.

According to statistics, it costs about 4 million to train a J-10 fighter pilot, while it costs 6 million to train a pilot capable of flying an H-6K strategic bomber.

As for more advanced fighter pilots like the J-20, the training cost alone exceeds tens of millions.

After all, the cost of flying for one hour is 250,000.

It's not a big country, so it really can't afford it.

But even though China has been vigorously cultivating fighter pilots, there are currently only 15,000 who have combat literacy and can display the normal performance of fighter aircraft.

The figure for country M is 80,000.

The gap between the two sides is quite wide.

But if the gap in performance and quantity of aircraft is not too great, in the process of fighting for air supremacy, the battle is not actually about the speed and potential of building aircraft.

It's the number of pilots in reserve.

The Battle of Britain and the Pacific War are living examples.

In the early and middle stages of the war, most of the experienced pilots were used up. Those who carried out suicide attacks in the later period were basically new recruits with little experience.

Later, there were no recruits who could even fly the plane, and they could only watch helplessly as Old M's bombers flew into the sky, dropped atomic bombs and then hit GG.

Although Kangchi's vigorous development of unmanned warfare can indeed greatly solve the problem of pilot selection and reserve, it is impossible to immediately let the current fighters and pilots eat ashes.

After all, they are all valuable fighters. Now it is just their own equipment that needs to be updated, and it is not the enemy who has updated their equipment, rendering them useless.

No matter what happens, it should still last for a few years before it is truly eliminated.

At least before unmanned combat aircraft are mass-produced, they are still the mainstay.

They must have thought about this clearly. It didn't take long for these pilots to come to their senses one after another after being restrained by Kang Chi.

"Sorry, I still insist on quitting."

Chen Han still had the courage to choose to withdraw, and then stood up and left the conference room in front of everyone's eyes.

Chen Han was actually sweating, for fear of being suddenly stopped.

But not only did Kang Chi not speak to stop him, Zheng Xiangbo also didn't speak.

After all, it was Kang Chi who said it himself, letting them choose to stay or go on their own.

So the moment after walking out of the conference room, Chen Han breathed a sigh of relief, quickly quickened his pace, and hurriedly escaped from the conference room that made him feel a little scared.

With the first, there is the second.

Most of the twelve pilots were gone quickly.

These people ran faster than the other and soon caught up with Chen Han.

"Mom, it's a good thing you let us go..."

"Yes, I was scared to death just now. I almost thought I would never be able to touch my beloved fighter jet again."

"You said we just ran away, will we be punished?"

"Is the punishment worse than not being able to fly a fighter jet?"

"That's true..."

"But if what Mr. Kang said is true, and traditional fighter jets are really going to be eliminated, wouldn't we be able to figure it out too?"

"That will happen in the future. Anyway, I won't get off the plane until the J-20 is retired! And even if that time comes, can the country still let us sweep the floor?"

"Then what do you think we can do then?"

"I guess we will still be asked to serve as instructors and train Internet-addicted teenagers who can fly remote-controlled fighter jets...or fly transport planes or something like that."

"There are also astronauts. If we develop into outer space in the future, we will definitely still have a role to play!"

"..."

…

In the conference room, Kang Chi saw that there were still three pilots below, and he couldn't help but feel slightly relieved.

He is not afraid that people will run away, but that they will all run away.

"You three, aren't you ready to leave?"

"Report, I also want to ask a question."

"Well, you say."

"Is that unmanned fighter jet you are talking about a sixth-generation aircraft? Can its performance really crush fifth-generation fighter jets?"

"You should know that so far, there is no specific definition of a sixth-generation machine, so I can't classify it as which generation of machine it is. This can only be evaluated by the world, but I can guarantee that it will definitely It can crush fifth-generation machines!”

"Understood, then I am willing to join Dr. Kang's plan."

"I'll join in too!"

"Me too."

The remaining three people all expressed their opinions, which made Kang Chi completely relieved.

It seems that what he just said was somewhat useful.

And those who can really listen to these words are definitely those who have a very big picture and forward-looking perspective, and have the most sincere expectations for the country's strength.

This kind of expectation allows them to abandon their personal emotions without hesitation when faced with this slightly difficult choice.

"Welcome, and thank you for your support." Kang Chi nodded to them to express his gratitude and continued, "I don't know your names yet, so please introduce yourself first."

"Report, my name is Yang Neng, lieutenant colonel of the Air Force, captain of the second squadron of the Eagle Flying Group, and a national first-class pilot."

"Report, my name is Guan Zhiye, a major in the Air Force, a member of the second squadron of the Eagle Flying Group, and a national second-class pilot."

"Report, my name is Liao Yuan, captain of the Air Force, a member of the third squadron of the Eagle Flying Group, and a national second-level pilot."

After Kang Chi listened, he directly took out the authorization document given to him by the military.

"Congratulations, you guys, starting from today, your military rank will be promoted to one level. From now on, you will serve as pilot instructors at Pingfengshan Remote Operations Center. You will be responsible for cooperating with me to complete the testing of unmanned flight equipment, the establishment of three unmanned fighter flight groups and the training of team members. training.”

The three people were immediately stunned after hearing this.

Just accepted an invitation to a test program and was directly promoted to a military rank?

Or be the captain of the flying group?

There is such a good thing,

Why didn't you tell me earlier?