Heavy Industry, Great Nation: The Roaring 1980s

I've watched two-thirds of it, and it's really exciting, especially the parts where they're completely overtaking us in the chip industry. However, given the defense capabilities at the time, possessing such advanced chips was like child's play. Plus, given the huge losses the US financial markets suffered, they wouldn't just send an aircraft carrier fleet... It wouldn't be such a straightforward business war.

I just read chapter 280-something. They need piezoelectric ceramic transducer technology to process military turbine blades. This piezoelectric ceramic is supposedly sourced from scrapped parts found in a naval equipment depot and repaired by a skilled technician. If it's from a naval equipment depot, it means there are domestic manufacturers that can produce it.

It's engaging and not boring; it's rare for a novel without a female lead to captivate me.

Materials and machine tools are fundamental; once these two foundations are established, the design process becomes much easier.

Keep up the good work, author! This is fantastic! Here are 6 recommendation votes!

At the start, I had no concept of C630 machine tools.

Getting better and better 👍👍

The professional knowledge is acceptable, but the writing techniques in the opening are clearly lacking, and the conflict is set up too bluntly. Skipping the opening would make it much better.

This is a very good book; it's rare to find a book that explains technical concepts so professionally. I've subscribed.

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