Expedition 1944: My Military Industrial Illustrated Book

"From a screw to an iron army." 1944, The battlefield in western Yunnan. Materials engineer Lin Mo woke up from the artillery fire of the Battle of Songshan and was responsible for the "Military Industrial Illustrated System" - dismantling enemy equipment can obtain technical drawings, reverse deductions, and even cross-era design ideas. Starting from the first captured Type 38 rifle, he embarked on a completely different path of resistance: Dismantled: Japanese grenades, Type 96 machine guns, Type 97 sniper rifles, jumping mines, mountain cannons... Every piece of captured equipment is a mobile "technical treasure house." Learning: absorb structural principles, optimize production processes, and integrate cross-era ideas. Manufacturing: The first-generation "earth grenades" were saved in the trenches, the "super-caliber attack bombs" were improved in the ruins, and a crude "production line" was built under the eyes of the enemy. War: Use the skills you learned to arm your comrades, use reverse thinking to solve difficulties, and use the knowledge of steel and fire to regain the mountains and rivers inch by inch. But the system is just the beginning. The real challenge is how to turn drawings into reality, turn knowledge into bayonets, and create a "military-industrial backbone" of our own for this suffering nation in this era of scarce resources, weak industry, and surrounded by powerful enemies.