"Middle East...hiss...you mean..."

Lin Zeju's eyes narrowed as he suddenly thought of something.

"The Optoelectronics Laboratory has come up with some new stuff, why don't you give it a try first?" Chen Weidong sat on his desk and asked after deliberation.

"That's fine, but will there be a risk of exposing us?" Lin Zeju nodded and said with some worry.

He often interacts with the company's researchers, so he naturally knows what the optoelectronics laboratory is doing recently.

According to the materials submitted by the project leader Yu Guangbin, the prototypes have been developed to the second generation, but they have not been tested in extreme environments.

Especially in the face of electronic interference, there is currently no data available for analysis as to the actual effect.

Chen Weidong's brain was running rapidly, and he thought of the key points, and finally said: "Let them get ready, and let the chess pieces in Eastern Europe move. However, we must not use our people to contact the opponent, so as not to

court disaster....."

"Don't worry, Professor Kruger lived there, and he happens to have a recommended candidate..." Lin Zeju patted a piece of information on the table with his hand, as if he had already prepared it.

Various preparations.

December 25, 2003.

Christmas Day in the United States.

Saddam vowed on a Baghdad TV station to make the Americans bleed like rivers of blood, but his backward army obviously cannot bear this burden.

In the past few days since the war started, his ground troops had not suffered much losses.

However, his ground radar network was almost completely reimbursed by the United States, and even those that survived did not dare to be turned on again to avoid being hit again.

As for the Air Force, after a 0-8 air battle with the US military, they no longer dared to take off and all hid in the air defense hangar.

Regarding this air battle, many countries have actually analyzed it.

Eight MiG-29 fighter jets in the air can fight against four F-16 fighter jets with certainty.

The MiG-29 fighter, as a front-line support fighter carefully developed by the Soviet Union, once had the reputation of "King of Dog Fighting".

Since the Soviet Union has exported a large number of MiG series fighters over the past thirty years and fought against the United States, the MiG-29 attracted worldwide attention as soon as it was launched.

In the domestic confrontation exercises conducted by the US military, F16s and MiG-29s were used to compete. In terms of firepower confrontation, the F16s had the upper hand. In air combat, the MiG-29s had a greater advantage.

Saddam had absolute confidence in this fighter aircraft and believed that it could protect the security of Yinlak's airspace with the MiG-29's excellent air combat capabilities.

But this time, in the air battle on the third night of the war, pilot Yin Lak learned what beyond-visual-range combat was.

Due to the paralysis of the ground radar network, the MiG-29 could only rely on the onboard radar to search for nearby enemy aircraft. However, the US military used the help of early warning aircraft in advance and discovered the Yinlak fighters while they were still climbing.

While the MiG-29 was still looking for the US fighter plane like a headless fly, it flew over silently with a few missiles.

Two MiG-29s were hit by missiles without any preparation and disintegrated in the air.

Immediately afterwards.

The two sides quickly closed the distance and entered into close combat.

The Yinlak Air Force relied on the MiG-29's helmet-mounted sighting system and quickly locked onto the U.S. fighter jets. However, the cumbersome operating procedures of the MiG series fighters caused them to suffer a big loss.

In order to launch a missile, they had to switch eleven buttons. By the time they completed this entire set of procedures, the F16 had already broken free of lock and launched the attack first.

One button, the F16 only needs one button to turn the MiG-29 into a ball of fire in the sky.

In just six minutes, four more MiG-29s were shot down. The US military was far ahead with a record of zero to six, and maintained an absolute advantage of four to two in the remaining air power comparison.

Seeing this, the remaining two MiG-29s completely lost confidence and fled in panic.

A MiG-29 was pursued and intercepted by two F16s, and it tried its best to make various tactical moves to escape, but was unable to get rid of its opponent.

Immediately afterwards, a horrifying scene happened.

In desperation, the pilot actually made an operational error. The fighter jet rushed straight towards the ground, plunged into the air, and exploded.

Such a funny scene shocked the pilots of the F16 fighter plane. Then on the air channel, the US military pilots burst into bursts of laughter.

The last MiG-29 barely managed to save its life.

This air confrontation quickly spread around the world through television media and the Pentagon's press conference.

The disparity in results between the two sides not only made the F16 famous and famous, but also made the MiG-29 once considered to be a failure.

In Chen Weidong's view, such a result was originally expected.

Based on his understanding of history, if Saddam had not had a burnt-out mentality from the beginning, before the U.S. military was fully deployed and still numerically weak, he would have launched an all-out attack and entangled himself with the U.S. military.

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Facing the high-tech superiority of the US military, his failure is destined, and it will be a disastrous defeat!

Of course, even if he launched an attack at the beginning, this failure was inevitable, but it would allow the US military to shed more blood and achieve greater results.

Chen Weidong watched all this quietly. He didn't want the US military to win so easily.

The longer the U.S. military's war in the Middle East drags on, the less time it will have to take into account its layout in the United States. Moreover, later generations of Americans like to impose high tariffs at every turn and pursue and intercept them in some high-tech fields. This still makes him feel resentful.

pregnant.

He is very happy to cause more trouble for the Americans.

A transnational trade group, mainly Europeans, came to Egypt carrying some "dragon fruits".

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! "Dragon Fruit" is a code name, and its real name is, "Improved Scud Guidance System".

As early as last year, when the Yinlak War broke out, researchers from the Electronics Laboratory of Infinite Company received instructions from Chen Weidong: to improve the guidance system of the original Scud missile without making major changes.

The directive also emphasized one thing: try to present it in the style used by the Soviet Union in the last century, so that the technology can be improved to be more in line with the characteristics of Soviet-made weapons.

The researchers in the electronics laboratory knew very well that this was a trick played by Mr. Chen in an attempt to confuse people and prevent people from finding ways to develop improvements.

However, facing this directive, they all felt a little headache.

The Scud missile is actually an old-fashioned surface-to-surface missile that Yinlak learned from the Soviet Union.

It uses inertial guidance positioning method.

That is to say, after launch, during the flight phase, the missile is mechanically driven to change the missile's flight attitude in the air according to the spatial positioning instructions of the positioning platform and gyroscope to hit the target.

This mechanical inertial positioning method has a very low hit rate.

Take the Scud missile as an example. Its claimed hit rate can reach a circumference of 600 meters, but in actual use, the error is usually within a circumferential range of one kilometer to 1.5 kilometers.

In the eight-year-long war between the two countries in the 1980s, Yin Lak and Yin Lang both used this kind of crude surface-to-surface missiles to launch into each other's big cities.

I don't care about accuracy at all.

Just stay in the city.

However, Yin Lak relied on the technical support of the United States and the Soviet Union, and his missile technology was slightly more advanced. The accuracy of the hundreds of Scuds he launched successively was much higher than that of Yin Lang.

This also created favorable conditions for the subsequent peace talks between the two sides.

However, it is not easy to improve the guidance system of such an old missile.

Infinity Company and some researchers who had worked at the Fifth Research Institute shook their heads repeatedly when holding the design drawings of this missile.
Chapter completed!