For Duke, after the India-Pakistan conflict turned into a war, he began to sit with the General Staff, a group of senior staff and senior pilots in the Southwest Military Region, paying close attention to the performance of the Chinese new combat system and the Destroyer B-type drone that had not yet appeared in the India-Pakistan conflict. *WWw.shu8.com*Book!Bar*

Seeing that the things he was in charge of research finally had to be used in actual environments, Duke was also a little nervous. After all, unlike the exercises now, the combat software systems he presided over and the Pterosaur, Shadow and Destroyer B-type drones were now directly related to the life and death of nearly 100,000 soldiers of the Kashmir Ba Army and the strategic security of the two countries. Duke was not allowed to pay attention to these software and hardware systems with a twelve-point spirit.

Now, through wireless relay and domestic military broadband systems erected along the China-Pakistan International Highway, Duke can monitor and even operate fighter jets and tanks that install this new combat system in the Pakistani army in real time. Whether it is the shadows in the sky, the Winglong, the J10, etc., or even the reconnaissance satellite information, all of which transmit the main information back to the magic mirror curtain wall around this large conference room in the Southwest Military Region through the network.

Whether it is the overview of the entire battlefield or the current information of a single equipment, Duke can switch at any time through the control platform in front of him.

This is a special setting for the new weapon system of the Pakistani army with the consent of the highest leader of the Pakistani army, to prevent the pilots and operators who were rushed to train in the Pakistani army from making mistakes when they were unfamiliar with it. As the main designer of this system, Duke's task is to be able to maintain remotely and instantly when the system is abnormal. *WWw.shu8.com*Book!Bar*

Due to the unique easy-to-upgrade protection system, Duke can update the combat system or its knowledge base at any time through a remote network connection. For example, for the Indian Army's SU30MKI fighter, the domestic SU30 fighter provides detailed various performance information to form a corresponding knowledge base, and the intelligent auxiliary combat function of the theater joint combat tactical system can use these knowledge bases to adopt the most reasonable tactical operation prompts for SU30MKI in various situations.

However, since the military lacks relevant detailed information on the performance of Rafale fighter jets, its knowledge base is relatively thin. The theater joint combat tactical system can only use the auxiliary combat suggestions obtained by the same Rafale fighter approximation method, which is much inferior to the SU30MKI in terms of accuracy and effectiveness.

Duke needs to sort out and update the combat knowledge base for Rafale fighters at any time based on some actual data obtained by Pakistani Air Force fighters and Indian Rafale fighters captured by various information systems, so as to improve the auxiliary combat capability of the theater joint combat tactical system for Rafale fighters.

The staff of the Chinese side are also the first time to use such a highly informatized electronic combat system to carry out staff work by understanding the real combat situation of the battlefield. These senior domestic general-level staff members are different from Duke's tasks. They have to study these actual battlefield information to provide reasonable strategic and tactical suggestions to the Pakistani military. Therefore, each of them also has a control system in front of them, which can be called to view various information at any time, but they do not have the right to operate.

The monitoring platform with the right to operate is placed in front of senior pilots and Destroyer drone operators. They will make combat operation suggestions based on their own experience, and then pass it on to the monitoring platform of the Pakistani army operators through the monitoring platform in front of them. Only when the Pakistani army control personnel have obvious operational errors will they directly replace the Pakistani army control personnel for control.

This is a brand new electronic combat system. The Pakistani military has now placed most of its hopes on this system. Therefore, they are not only willing to share command power with the Chinese side, but also give the micro-operation authority on the battlefield to the Chinese side.

It can be said that the Pakistani army also made sacrifices this time, and they handed their backs to China without reservation.

The brief ceasefire gap passed in the blink of an eye. The shadow drone hovering over the Kashmir region was very competent. It promptly transmitted the information from the arrival of Ah San reinforcements back to the staff of the China-Pakistan army. Through the intelligence information captured by the shadow, the Pakistani army's staff estimated that the attacking army on the northern line of Ah San had already gathered in the Skadu area, including the 8th Mountain Infantry Division of Ah San, the 10th Infantry Division of the 16th Army, the 31st Armored Division of the 1st Army, and the 16th Armored Brigade of Ah San.

With the Shadow, the Indian army now has 24-hour surveillance measures for every move. Through the timely information sent back by Shadow, the Pakistani army can be well aware of the mobilization of the three armies.

Since Skadu only has one highway that can pass through heavy equipment to the Gilgit and the Pakistani army, this is the Gilgit-Skadu Highway. Since it is a single road, the A-San Army only left one brigade to defend the Skadu rear road to prevent the small infiltration and extremely low-probability attacks of the Pakistani army through the snow-capped plateau. The remaining troops began to advance west along the Gilgit-Skadu Highway under the cover of the air force.

They will go to the Gilgit military center that attacked the Pakistani army and fully control the entire strategic area of ​​Kashmir.

On the battlefield of the southern front, the 19th Mountain Infantry Division, which had broken through in advance, also began to advance westward after waiting for the 3rd Armored Brigade. They were preparing to cut off the southern section of the China-Pakistan International Highway and then defend to the death, so that Gilgit would lose supplies from Pakistan and create external conditions for the heavy army on the northern front to encircle and annihilate the Gilgit Ba army.

There are five squadrons of Srinagar Air Force Base in the southern line, SU30MKI, which are dispatched in turn for air support. The San military is not very worried that the Pakistani side will dispatch the Pakistani Air Force to protect Islamabad. Although Islamabad still has nearly ten Xiaolong squadrons and J10 squadrons, their brilliant victory in the northern air battle made the San Air Force no longer afraid of the Xiaolong and J10.

Both sides' early warning aircraft have now entered the sky. On such a narrow aerial battlefield, neither side has any tricks of sneak attacks or luring the tiger away from the mountain, and making a sound attack from the east to the west. All they have is a real bloody air battle in the air!

Therefore, when the A-San North Line Legion advanced about 80 kilometers westward and arrived at a river valley where the Pakistani army was heavily deployed, the fierce battle between the ground troops on both sides quickly led to a fierce battle between the air force in the sky! The winner of this air battle will dominate the entire Kashmir battlefield, so this is an extremely far-reaching air war!

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