Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

320 km above high altitude.

A space aircraft of about two large and small ashes in size has slowly picked up open warehouses and proceeded steadily on the edge of the atmosphere.

“… this is the Tibetan, and the ship’s weapons have been fully fired.”

“This is the ground command centre, confirming that the target is hit, that the ground battlefield will be taken over by the Friends, and now return immediately.”

“Copy.”

Four large electric engines, pulling out a narrow freshblue arch in the deep air, and this giant bird under the name of “quarry”, driven by high-temperature plasmas, began to sail back to the ground.

Field intelligence has been taken over by military observation satellites to provide information services to Friends on the ground, while sending enemy units coordinates and warfare routes handled by Star Sea I computers to the end of the attack on the drone.

At the same time, the air force command is far from Nanjing.

On the sidelines of a big screen, Li Chi Li is showing Lu Zhou the parameters and markings on the screen, or showing them a modern field command system.

“Through satellite photographs, super processing and real-time mapping of field images, we can build a structured and digitized model for the battlefield, making the most efficient use of each battery unit and of every available site resource.”

“As you see now, red marks the B army, green marks the AVA, which is our friend. Of course, the equipment of the Somali forces is too backward and they are not so confident of us, so we cannot command them.”

Lu Zhou: “What about those forks?”

Li Gao: “Confirm the target of shooting or destruction.”

Looking at the red spot that turned two or three into grey fork, Lu Zhou was silent for a while, lightly sighed.

“War takes place on this occasion, just like a computer game.”

“It’s easier than a computer game,” Li Li’s got a big mouth, “and the computer game needs to think about balancing, which can’t be needed. Prior to the attack on the drone, our aerial strategic bombers have delivered 11.6 tons of ammunition to the battlefield and have largely destroyed their defence facilities.” If they act harder… “

Lu Zhou: “Send the orbital airlift?”

Li Gao shake his head: “Of course it is to repeat the previous steps.”

Lu Zhou: “…”

It’s okay.

In this way, there are basically no troops that can carry it, right?

Of course, this phrase, while speaking of that relaxation, is, in fact, difficult.

Rather than military technology, this is a test of the combined strength of space.

This sophisticated technology is now at the hands of the Institute of Space Science and Technology of the Nanjing Institute of Higher Studies.

For the vast majority of countries on Earth, the ability of independent launch satellites is not necessarily available, not to mention the loss of weapons to such a high orbit.

Looking at the red spots on the screen that continue to disappear and shrink the line, Lu Zhou suddenly created a strange brain hole.

Would that feel if aliens attacked Earth?

Put the ship on the orbit on the edge of the atmosphere, and the bomb goes down like a nipple, and it’s almost a bunch of intelligent soldiers or cloning men and so on.

“… speaking of that, I didn’t expect you to have even made up of an aerial strategic bomber.”

Listen to that, Li Gang, I’m sorry, laughed, and said, “Thanks to your composite batteries and electrical engines, official service early this year.”

“Does it work?”

“That must be good.”

Lu Zhou nodded, but a little complex in the heart.

While knowing that warfare is one of the elements of civilization, in fact he does not like his own technology to be used on the battlefield.

Any prosperity, however, would require the necessary force to guard if it were to be seen in a different angle. Is it not a good thing that their presence, as long as it turns out, defends peace and makes the world moved towards a better direction?

And now that Lu Zhou’s heart is not in the process of rectifying these particles, it’s completely relaxed.

“However, while weapons are becoming more useful, there is no small problem after them.” Look at the battlefield on the screen that has entered the final stage, Li Chi Xiaoqing continues to say, “We will recover the throwing of drone bees through diplomatic means and the drones that are damaged in the fighting… even if they are parts, we will have to find them through the North War position.”

“In addition, there are a number of issues, such as the post-war reconstruction of commitments. We can’t always be like Americans, leave a bunch of rotten asses and suck. The unit’s gone. In any event, war will always be the last method, and we will not use it unless we have to.”

“This time too?”

“Of course,” Look at Lu Zhou, Li Gao, smile at pats on his shoulder, “someone dares to move our land professor, and don’t show him some color.

……

Ethiopian border.

Military officers in American uniforms, holding telescopes in their hands, looking forward to the flashing light on the mountains.

After a while, he squeezed out a word of “Chet” from the dry mouth of the storm sand and took the telescope in his hand.

Under the drone sweep of the bees, the infiltration is going to take place. There is no room for warlords and demobilized guerrillas to return, and the whole battle is basically a massacre on the one hand.

This is probably the first time that artificial intelligence has been put into the ground battlefield on such a large scale.

Although similar equipment had been tested in the Pentagon, the relevant studies so far remained in the laboratory phase, and at least he had not heard anything special.

And now, there is no idea that their technology has advanced to this level.

Don’t say it’s a bunch of armed men who have never seen the world, even if he’s standing next to Hugo, he won’t be able to figure out a good way to deal with these locusts in the middle of the day.

On his side, he was accompanied by Ethiopian military officers who had travelled to the border to observe. There was also a telescope in his hand, and there had been no change in the color of his face since 10 minutes ago.

“I still don’t want to understand.”

The

U.S. Army officer looked at him.

“What do you want to understand?”

“Don’t say their drone first. Their air strikes… where did they start?” When that is said, the Ethiopian military officers cannot stand to write a fear, “Our radar saw only a few things like bombs, and there was no shadow of the plane.”

“Not just did you not see,” The Horn of the mouth ripped off a mockery, and the American military officer, Seth, wrote with complexities, said, “Neither did our radar see it.”

The

appearance of Ethiopian military officers on their faces is minor.

He had thought that the radar on his side was too backward, that the United States military base in his own territory had not been envisaged, and that no signal had been observed that the aircraft had flew over the airspace.

“Have they studied invisible planes that can ignore all radar?”

If that were the case, would it not mean that Chinese planes could come in the same way as air identifiers in each country?

It’s too terrifying…

That American officer shook the head, said.

“It is impossible for an aircraft that has disappeared completely from radar to exist, and even further material will leave traces on our controlled radar.”

“Then why…”

“Think about it, maybe they didn’t even get into our air identifier.”

“How could this be possible?”

“Nothing is impossible, the most advanced aircraft can fly only to a high altitude of 20 kilometres above sea level, while the largest airspace of States is only about 110 kilometres above that limit, and there is nothing more to do with radar than that limit, even if it can be seen and no air defence missiles can hit.”

“You mean…”

“I’m just guessing, too, that there’s nothing to prove, that look up to the sky, and that American military officer’s eyebrows have been squeezed into a bunch of sorrow.

“Just from a logical point of view, since they can throw people out of the high orbit without harm, there is no reason to throw something else from there.”