Land Guns Are on Board, and You Carry Out Electromagnetic Rail Guns?

Military expert Qin Feng traveled through the parallel world and became an ordinary researcher at the Military Design Institute. That year coincided with the outbreak of the Strait crisis, and the beautiful country entered the Strait with the residual power of the Gulf War, clamoring to solve the Pineapple Island problem in one fell swoop. Facing the powerful Pacific Fleet, the Navy was severely lacking in firepower and could only tie the Army's howitzers and tanks to cargo ships for use. With land guns on board, the Dragon Kingdom has reached its most difficult and dangerous moment. However, after the first round of test firings, the "new cannon" on the deck of a civilian ship confused the chiefs of the three armed forces. Second Artillery Chief: This thing has greater range and power than a missile. You call it a cannon? Chief of the Navy: The civilian ship carried the electromagnetic rail gun to attack the aircraft carrier. I couldn't tell whether we were lagging behind or strong! Only the head of the Air Force quietly pulled Qin Feng aside and lit a cigarette for him: "Chief Commander Qin, our air force is also severely lacking in firepower. These land guns can be put on ships. When will this electromagnetic rail gun be put on fighter jets?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.