Red Soviet Union

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An aircraft carrier has a huge body, and the entire fleet is even bigger. But what does this score compare to? Compared with fishing boats, it is of course a giant, but compared with the ocean, it is too small.

Therefore, even if it is a warship of the Soviet Navy, with its red deck paint, sailing on the ocean, it is difficult to be seen by people. Compared with the earth, human beings are always small.

Therefore, if the U.S. Navy wants to track the Soviet Navy, it needs certain technologies. For example, it uses satellites to continuously track and continuously track the opponent’s traces, and uses the radar of the ship-borne early warning aircraft to scan the sea area where the opponent appears to determine the opponent’s position.

Satellite tracking is limited. The use of satellites for optical reconnaissance must be used during the daytime. At the same time, it is also possible to predict the sea area where the opponent will appear in advance, and specifically search for it. If you don’t know where the opponent is, If you search the entire ocean, it can definitely be called finding a needle in a haystack!

Originally, the aircraft carrier's early warning aircraft should be dispatched during the time when our own satellites cannot be illuminated. However, yesterday, because the other party was resupplying, the speed was very slow. Deploy immediately, and, generally after nightfall, the speed of the fleet will slow down to avoid the danger of collision. Therefore, the U.S. Navy relaxed its vigilance, and did not take off an e-2 early warning aircraft until midnight to conduct a routine flight and locate the Soviet aircraft carrier at the same time.

Of course, there is another reason for this. The take-off and landing of carrier-based aircraft is originally a difficult project. Every take-off and landing is a life-and-death test, and taking off and landing at night is even more difficult. Even the most well-trained carrier-based air wing can guarantee 100% night take-off capability, but no more than 60% of the pilots can land at night.

Therefore, when the U.S. Navy launched an attack in later generations, it always set off in the middle of the night, so that when it returned, the sky would be bright.

The pilot of the e-2 early warning aircraft with the ability to take off and land at night has just completed his daytime rotation, and the one who is on duty at night today happens to only have the ability to take off at night, not to land at night, so he was scheduled to the second half of the night, just a routine flight.

As a result, the e-2 early warning aircraft took off on the dark deck with the help of fluorescent sticks. After climbing to 6,000 meters, it turned on the radar and scanned the sea. Nothing, nothing!

The e-2 early warning aircraft flew for a week and searched all the 400 nautical miles near its own side, but found nothing. Therefore, the first officer on duty could only call the captain.

lost! This is extremely embarrassing. Our own aircraft carrier formation has never been lost with other countries' navies on the ocean!

What's going on? Harold asked the first officer after washing his face hastily and came to the bridge.

Hearing the introduction, Harold frowned. He already had a vague premonition that the Soviets were playing a trick and teasing themselves!

In the afternoon, the Soviets carried out a replenishment, which was to prepare for their sea racing! And after dark, the entire Soviet fleet immediately left the original route at the highest speed and disappeared without a trace!

Not counting the supply ships, but only counting those warships, they can move up to 30 knots. It has been nearly ten hours since it got dark, and the opponent ran 300 nautical miles! If it is such a distance, the sea area to be searched by one's own side will increase exponentially. It can be said that the ability to search for the other party has almost been lost!

The early warning aircraft cannot be too far away from the aircraft carrier, otherwise, it will be in danger. Except for the early warning aircraft, the radars of other fighters are too backward to detect too far away. Since our side has lost,

It is difficult to find again!

Notify the Pentagon to adjust the orbit of the satellites. After dawn, let more satellites search this sea area. Harold said.

Now, what else can I do? The only way to do this is to let the satellites search for a needle in a haystack. This kind of search, even if it is doomed to be invalid, is the only way!

It's a shame that it was wiped out by the Soviets once!

Where's our submarine? Harold continued to ask.

During the Cold War, the confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union at sea was more about submarines under the sea. This time, the aircraft carrier formation of the USS America brought out two Los Angeles-class submarines, one of which was guarding under the formation of its own aircraft carrier. , while the other approached to the other party's underwater for a hundred nautical miles, and followed it quietly.

Yesterday, just after you left, the USS Indianapolis reported that it had made contact with a Soviet submarine. In order to avoid accidents, the contact was disengaged. The chief mate reported.

Due to serious underwater collision accidents, the U.S. Navy's submarine force is now more cautious, and will temporarily retreat at certain times to avoid another collision caused by fierce underwater confrontation. After all, the Soviet submarines are double-hulled, and if they really collide, the American submarines will suffer. Those crazy Ivans have done this more than once.

Obviously, the Soviets had discovered the submarine accompanying their side a long time ago, and they had never expelled it. Last night, before the Soviets played tricks, they blocked their own eyes and ears and expelled their own submarine!

Damn it! Looking at the chart, Harold was thinking rapidly, where did the Soviets go? Their whereabouts are suspicious this time, aren't they trying to stir up the Falklands War in Britain? Or are they just passing by and really going to the Indian Ocean naval base?

Time passed little by little, and the sky gradually brightened. The four early warning aircraft on the USS aircraft carrier all took off and flew in all directions. Under the protection of the Tomcat fighters, they searched for a wider sea area.

At the same time, overhead, the reconnaissance satellite also opened its eyes wide, scanning the entire sea area.

Unfortunately, the morning passed, and until noon, no trace of the Soviet naval formation was found, and from noon to afternoon, until dark, still no trace was found!

The U.S. Navy is crazy. It is impossible for them to scan the entire Atlantic Ocean. They lost the whereabouts of the Soviet Navy! If it is during a war, it means that they will be attacked from unknown directions at any time!

However, at least we can be sure that within 500 nautical miles of our own side, everything is safe, and the British naval formation will no longer be harassed, and will safely arrive near the Falklands! (To be continued.)

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