
The Nation's Flagship
大国旗舰
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- Completed
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- 662k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Some thoughts on partial industrial flow
In my opinion, the writing of military industry + shipbuilding industry, military industry + aviation industry is different from other industrial articles. First of all, relying on the original accumulation of light industry can hardly cope with the subsequent investment. To develop, it can only rely on large orders, and this requires the technical reserves of the factory itself. The Second Work The era at that time can be said to be the most worrying time for the navy and air force. The navy could hardly compare to Vietnam. After the naval battle, the development of the navy and air force is also the time of greatest concern. Should it be imported or self-developed? Should it be a large aircraft carrier or a submarine and speedboat? The dispute over development routes is also a place where conflicts can easily arise. Third, it is not advisable to separate from state-owned enterprises and become private enterprises. Can private enterprises discuss the country's next national defense strategy? I don't think it's feasible, as long as it deviates from its own political positioning. More importantly, state-owned enterprises must lose money for certain development needs, and private enterprises will directly undertake loss-making transactions without the state's guarantee? I hope the author can think about these considerations and please correct me if I am wrong.
I kept the author to death from his last book
The one from Mr. Qi Cheng. He claimed to have read it all night, so that the update was delayed. I thought I would say one or two hundred thousand words less. . . 😆
Military industry books do not write about technology! It's all a show-off and a slap in the face. There is no official in the country who is holding back the protagonist and making sarcastic remarks! See enough!
Chapter 62. . . If this boat doesn't capsize, I lose. . .
It is 34 meters long, 2.8 Meters wide and 6.2 Meters high. . Actually, I don't know much about boats, but, just the aspect ratio and height-to-width ratio, it's not right to use common sense.
The introduction says that the protagonist can accelerate the development of the shipbuilding industry alone, but shipbuilding is complicated just thinking about it. Special steels, paints, engines, various materials, navigation, and many, many more. I can only say that this is a pure YY white article.
Too simple
Is it really easy to design a boat? , There is no computer for manual drawing, how many days can the design drawing be produced? There is no need to test ship-type fluids? This ship type is going to be a best-seller in the future. Without specific verification, how can the owners trust you? I only know that this design is good, why is it designed this way? What is the principle? These require a large amount of experimental data, which cannot be concealed by deception~
I have never read the masterpiece, but I heard that this person has passed away, and I wish you a good journey.
The author may know a lot about ships, but he really doesn't know much about fighter jets.
First of all, the Su-24 of that era did not have such a powerful jammer. The jammer was a high-tech technology played by the Americans. The Soviet technology at that time would interfere with the jammer serial aircraft's own system. Second, the ship-based missiles were basically semi-active radar guided, even the old and powerful Aegis. Otherwise, where would the special term "fire channel" come from? Because of the technology at the time, infrared bombs could easily chase the sun when fired from the bottom up. Third, the Su-24 does not have an infrared early warning device. The Soviet Union during the Cold War did not have such a thing. The earliest Soviet fighter jets used it were the Su-34. The first in Europe and the United States was only the late-model Mirage 2000-5. The working principle is that the rear detects ultraviolet emitters that tell the approach, which is the tail flame of the missile. No country in the world has the equipment to detect unlaunched infrared bombs. Because infrared bombs do not emit, they do not radiate any energy and cannot be sensed. Getting up early depends solely on the driver's vision. Fourth, what the hell are red-hot aluminum foil strips? The author, please search Baidu. Fighters carry two types of decoy bombs. One is a thermal bomb to fight infrared bombs, which emits heat like fireworks and emits heat higher than an aircraft engine. The other is an aluminum foil strip to fight radar-guided missiles. This kind of aluminum foil strip is not heated. Heating does not change the physical properties of the aluminum foil strip. Moreover, the size of the aluminum foil strip is also based on the size of the radar reflection area of the aircraft. The above items are all low-level mistakes made by the author in Chapter 178. They look too embarrassing. Let me describe a paragraph and you can see if it is awkward. A mold soldier was zigzagging left and right in the jungle. Suddenly he felt something was wrong and yelled on the walkie-talkie, "No, I was targeted by a sniper. It was an armor-piercing bullet. Even after I grabbed the tree, it was useless. Damn it." Do you think it's embarrassing?
There's a reason why I can't write military literature. The state-run business is slow and not fun. It's impossible for the private sector to do military industry, and it will step over the line even if it's a bit yyy. How do you want the author to write? What do readers think?