
The Great Aviation Venture
航空大业
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 700k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It feels very absurd. The predecessor was not an aviation major, so he started to participate in aircraft design by surfing the Internet. When professional knowledge is needed for specific design, he relies on chicken blood to fool him?
After reading the first two chapters, I gave up. The logic is confusing. The first chapter goes back to the 1980s, when he and his "neighbor were working in the same company." Then he said that because it was 2002, he couldn't be like Lao Ma, so he wanted to speculate in real estate in Shanghai again. Which year do you go back to? Non-professionals do professional things, what the heck?
I hope you don't, Qidian's Military Literature™ is full of bright swords
In the 1980s, China's economy simply could not support so many aviation and navigation projects, so many aircraft model research and development, aircraft carrier research and development, and three to four aircraft carrier battle groups. How could we sustain it in the 1980s? . . .
Let's not talk about whether we can solve the technical and material problems. How could we get so much money to establish so many projects in the 1980s? You can't even brag about it.
Studio trash book, why don't you go to heaven?, Everything is covered by you
A major feature of this article is that my skills are awesome! What technology? Then leave it alone! All in all, it's fucking awesome!
There is nothing wrong with what the author wrote. For example, whether it is the current fourth-generation fighter or the nearly fifth-generation fighter, at that time, even if our motherland was given the blueprints of the third-generation fighter for five or ten years, we would not be able to build it. There were no machine tools to make precision parts for you.
Does a military R&D unit have rental housing? An aircraft designer actually wants to rent a room in his workplace?
Is it necessary to wash Shen Fei? It can't be washed off! They have the most resources but occupy the pit and do nothing. As long as we live up to expectations, the South China Sea back then was not 81192, but the scalpel of the Barents Sea... And Sibei, Sibei, does anyone understand? (It is said that it has a monopoly in the entire industry, but it still refuses to admit some things)