Military Industry: Building Ships for the Rabbit to Make It a Maritime Power

Chen Ming transmigrates to the 1980s and becomes the director of a shipyard on the verge of bankruptcy. At this time, the Rabbit Navy is still in its early stages of development, with insufficient funding and equipment. Modern combat platforms have yet to be established, its submarine fleet lacks stealth and striking power, its naval aviation fighters and anti-submarine aircraft have hit a bottleneck, and its strategic thinking urgently needs to shift from coastal defense to blue-water operations... In the face of these challenges, finding new revenue streams, cutting costs, and building up naval strength are top priorities! The Russian Bear's navy is unrivaled, so Chen Ming proposes borrowing from the Russian Bear's naval development strategy to build up the Rabbit Navy! And so, at a Russian naval aviation base... "These Tu-22M bombers are about to be retired, right? I'll take them!" "Can I trade daily necessities for this Type 641 submarine?" "How about two truckloads of canned peaches for this batch of wake-homing torpedoes..." Then the Russian Bear suddenly realizes that the Rabbit has built aircraft carriers, cruisers, large anti-submarine ships, frigates, gunboats, and Victor-class 671 nuclear attack submarines! Are Rabbit naval fleets now sailing everywhere on Blue Star where there's water? This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.