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The Military Industry of a Great Country Starts with Sniper Grenades
Su Mo, chief engineer of the No. 5 Space Carrier, was reborn in the late 1970s and became an ordinary student at Harbin Institute of Technology. When monkeys invaded the country, Su Mo was sent to Nancheng Equipment Research Institute to participate in equipment research and development. Is the jungle area highly hidden? Learn about individual soldier thermal imaging! Mosquitoes, snakes and rats are attrition due to war? The new training uniforms are killing everyone! A sneak attack by non-comba
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In 1985, from Railguns to Banners Across the Stars
[Period setting + military industry + patriotism + black technology] A space battleship expert is reborn in the 1980s and, at his mentor’s invitation, takes part in a feasibility study for a light aircraft carrier. Built in the 1940s, the carrier can no longer serve as one. Lin Ye proposes a radical conversion into an electromagnetic railgun battleship. When the first 28,000-ton electromagnetic railgun battleship rules the seas, aircraft carriers become a thing of the past. An 80,000-ton electro
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Reconstruction of the Aircraft Carrier Ulyanovsk
Fang Mo traveled to the 1990s in a parallel world and was backed by a steel company. Be the first to snap up the wreckage of the Ulyanovsk nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. Wreckage? It doesn't matter! It has a hyperspace live broadcast system, live broadcast for the 21st century, and one billion people support the construction of aircraft carriers in the 1990s! Eagle Sauce: The Ulyanovsk was resurrected? Fang Mo: Nuclear power + dual-band phased array radar + electromagnetic ejection, find out
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Heavy Combined Brigade: Fighting Since the 1950S
We are here in caves and tunnels, hoping that you will not live like this. If we don't fight this battle, Yingjiang will trample us into the ground, and you will still have to fight in the future. We will bear all the hardships, we will deal with all enemies, and we will fight to the death against any enemy who dares to invade our mountains and rivers. I will never let anyone invade an inch of my land! Think about the people who died in Dandong and the people of the DPRK we saw along the way. Wo
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