Two Air Force version of the Intruder attack aircraft carrying advanced guided bombs were galloping one after another above the white clouds.
They have penetrated hundreds of kilometers into the dwarf-controlled area, and are still flying southeast. The speed of the two planes is very fast, and the roar of their engines echoes in the sky.
In the cockpit, the pilot was using radio communication to contact the Prowler electronic warfare aircraft that was supporting his mission: "Sedative No. 2, Sedative No. 2, this is Scalpel No. 1, this is Scalpel No. 1! We are about to arrive at the designated attack position...
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"Scalpel No. 1, this is Sedative No. 2. Everything is fine. I bet they don't even know where you are." The voice of the pilot of the Ranger electronic warfare aircraft codenamed Sedative came from the earphones.
They took off early and were suppressing the few dwarf radars that actually existed. The electronic interference, which was almost two generations ahead, made it impossible for the few dwarf radars to work.
Originally, in the hinterland of its own country, the Ice Empire did not prepare many advanced radars. Most of them were used by civil aviation, and their performance was even worse.
Because they were afraid of anti-radiation missile attacks by the Tang Army, many radars did not turn on at all, and radar stations that barely turned on were also on tenterhooks.
These radars were easily interfered with, and the screen was full of noise. Even though they knew what Tang Jun might do at this moment, they were unable to provide any effective guidance to their own aircraft.
There is no way, the dwarf air force can hardly use any decent force to stop the Tang Air Force's actions. Even if they know that the Tang Army's planes are invading, there is nothing they can do.
The Tang State often used electronic jamming as a trap to attract the dwarf air force to take off for combat, and then used Yinglong fighter jets to wait in the relevant airspace and shoot down the dwarf fighter jets that came to check like target practice.
As time went by, the dwarves simply stopped flying fighter jets to fight, so the Tang Army really launched attack planes this time. The dwarves were still quiet as if they were all asleep.
The anti-aircraft gun positions on the ground didn't even respond, because they couldn't hit anything in the first place. Just kidding, these old anti-aircraft guns didn't even have proximity fuses or radar fire control. How much luck would it take to hit a Tang Guo that was flying at high altitude and high speed?
airplane?
Anti-aircraft artillery operations in the World War II era already required the support of radar. At least the flight altitude of the opponent's aircraft formation must be roughly provided before the fuse of the artillery shell could be set, ensuring that the artillery shell formed a barrage at the height where the enemy aircraft moved and shot down the enemy aircraft.
But now the dwarves' anti-aircraft guns cannot obtain accurate parameters of the activity altitude of the Tang army's aircraft, so they cannot set the time for the fuse to explode, and cannot guarantee that the shell will explode at the corresponding height.
If you simply rely on the flight path of the artillery shell to hit and shoot down the enemy's aircraft, the probability will be ten times or a hundred times lower.
On the other hand, the operating altitude of Tang Army aircraft is generally higher than 10,000 meters. Most of the dwarf anti-aircraft gun positions at this flying height are out of reach. Even if they see Tang Army aircraft, they have nothing to do.
You must know that the calibers of anti-aircraft guns that can reach a height of more than 10,000 meters are very large, which is destined to be rare in number. The sparse number also means that these anti-aircraft guns cannot cover the entire theater. Therefore, most of the time, the Tang Army's aircraft are in a very low position.
safe state.
After flying more than 200 kilometers across the actual control line between the two sides, the pilot of the intruder attack aircraft began to control the descent altitude of his aircraft: "Arrive at the designated location! Lock the attack target!"
The weapons are ready, they are going to launch four 500 kilogram precision guided bombs to destroy an icy empire railway below.
This railway is an important passage for transportation between the north and the south of the Ice Empire. Once it is destroyed, the movement speed of the 6th Army of the Ice Empire that is heading north will be greatly reduced.
"Drop the bomb!" As the bombardier shouted, a precision-guided bomb detached from the pylon on the aircraft and fell toward the ground.
Different from ordinary bombs, this bomb has more wings, and these wings can be moved to correct the flight trajectory of the bomb to ensure that the bomb can accurately hit the target.
The bomb's seeker will transmit the picture it "sees" back to the bomb-dropping aircraft in real time, and the bombardier can see the picture of the target that the bomb is about to hit on the screen in front of him.
He can control the bomb and correct the deviation until the bomb hits the target! Although this TV guidance mode seems quite backward today, at the beginning of its birth, its attack accuracy was indeed very scary.
In the blurry picture, the railroad tracks stretched across the wilderness. As the guided bombs gradually fell, the horizontal line gradually became clear.
Because of the efficiency of data transmission, this clarity does not mean that the resolution is improving. The picture on the screen is still blurry, but the proportion of the railway track is getting larger and larger.
After a few seconds, the scene on the screen, which was already as thick as a chopstick, suddenly stopped and turned into a patch of restless snowflakes.
"The target has been hit! The bomb has hit the target!" the bombardier reported loudly, and the pilot on the co-pilot immediately asked the other intruder behind him: "Scalpel No. 2, this is Scalpel No. 1! Can you confirm the result?
Can you confirm the results?"
"Scalpel No. 1! This is Scalpel No. 2! The result of the battle has been confirmed! The target was accurately hit!" After a short pause, the voice continued to come from the radio: "It's our turn!"
Another bomb was dropped, and with the roar of the wind, it rushed towards the broken railway. With a loud noise, the sleepers were blown away by the bomb, the railway track was broken, and another deep hole appeared on the ground.
Repeated attacks continued. Four precision-guided bombs completely destroyed this section of the railway. There were four craters neatly arranged on the ground, one every one or two kilometers.
The two Intruder attack planes adjusted their course, confirmed their victory, and then flew away, leaving only a paralyzed railway.
Compared with the past tactics of dispatching hundreds of aircraft and dropping bombs all over the sky just to destroy a railway transportation line, precision strike is obviously a more efficient tactic.
"Sedative No. 2! Sedative No. 2! This is Scalpel No. 1! Mission accomplished! We are returning!" While driving the plane to regain altitude, the pilot of Tang Jun announced that the mission was completed.
Until this time, the dwarf air defense forces had not made any response: no planes came to intercept, and there were no anti-aircraft guns on the ground to harass. It was as if these troops had not yet woken up.
