Spark

Under the pressure of Liu Yongtan, all the equipment and materials required for the start of the digital array radar project were finally in place within three days, and all members of the project team immediately devoted themselves to research and development.

What they have to do is actually not complicated. In the final analysis, there is actually only one sentence:

Expand and perfect.

Expand the details in the technical documentation and improve the extension on the framework.

As long as these two points are done well, there is almost no suspense about the birth of digital array radar.

And the members of the project team are all the best researchers in this country. It may be difficult for them to research and explore a new technology from scratch, but when all randomness is eliminated, all that remains is problem solving. During the process, the efficiency they erupted was enough to shock everyone.

The bus control software used by the digital array radar only took three days from the hello word to the entry test.

The core signal processor took a week.

As for other simpler tasks such as hardware assembly and manufacturing, the time spent is calculated in hours.

The production lines and assembly workshops of various downstream companies are on standby throughout the entire process. As soon as they receive the demand from 14 institutes, they immediately call in workers to start work, and the response time is even compressed to within 30 minutes.

Such efficiency was unimaginable in any previous project.

But at the same time, high efficiency also brings inevitable negative effects.

That is, the secrecy work is not so easy to do.

Of course, Liu Yongtan didn't even think about keeping the secrecy work well.

I have reached the sprint stage, so why keep it secret?

What the hell, you know I'm going to build radar, and you're going to send planes to blow me up?

Or are you going to arrange some spies to come over and set a fire and burn all our technical documents?

Or, are you simply planning to steal the technical documentation and use it on yourselves?

What are you kidding?

Either way, it's a bit too ridiculous.

You know, this is the imperial capital, and this is the Eight Great Places!

In the core area, if a mosquito flies in, you have to wear anklets at the gate, let alone people...

Therefore, although there are rumors everywhere, there is no risk of technology leakage.

The outside world only knows that the 14th Institute is indeed engaged in radar, and even knows that they are making rapid progress, and a prototype will appear within a month at the latest, but before the results are announced, no one can get a glimpse of it.

Under the blessing of such a sense of mystery, the public opinion on the 14th project became more and more intense, and another super-large project quietly entered the venue under the cover of the 14th...

...

In a single dormitory in the Western Polytechnic University where only one person lived, Li Xiang was staring at the computer, typing crazily on a certain military forum that was marked as sensitive.

Just a few days ago, he finally received another mission from the Intelligence Department, and this mission was simpler than ever:

According to the outline provided by the intelligence department, the topic of the 14 radar projects was heated up.

If necessary, you can jump out of the limitations of the Internet and directly use traditional paper media to attract the public's attention to this topic.

As for what to say and what to do?

It's all about freedom.

Or to put it more bluntly, the intelligence service will not give you any information, you can make it up yourself...

It doesn't matter whether the information is right or wrong, whether there is a possibility of a leak or not.

The only thing that matters is to muddy the water.

Therefore, based on this principle, Li Xiang has completely let go of himself.

He tapped the keyboard with his fingers flying, and one message after another was refreshed on the forum.

Who said that the 14th Institute is engaged in radar? It is an electronic technology institute. What if it is researching electromagnetic guns? Didn't you read the news? During this period, a large number of capacitors were shipped from the factory, and then they were transported to the Eighth Institute. In the Science and Technology Park.

You said, do you need so many capacitors for a radar? It must be doing other important things!

Besides, those who say they want to develop digital array radar, do you believe it yourself? Don't you know how difficult this technology is? The two Yankees only have those few sets, and the technology is not mature at all. 14? Use your head to build it ah!

After posting, Li Xiang ignored the replies and immediately switched to another account and typed:

The one upstairs is too whimsical. Radar is not easy to make, so is it easy to make electromagnetic guns?

Besides, we don't even have radar. What's the use of building electromagnetic guns? You don't think it's still the era of giant cannons, do you? You don't think everyone is still queuing up to be shot at sea, do you?

Now it's all beyond visual range strikes, okay? What's the use of building an electromagnetic gun, let people's missiles blow up when you can't see people!

Just after typing, Li Xiang's post immediately refreshed with a lot of comments. Seeing that the atmosphere has been stirred up, he released another seemingly more reliable news:

This time, the 14 Institute should be working on active phased array radar. Didn't someone see that a large number of small antennas were sent to the Badachu?

Moreover, the active phased array radar was originally one of the key research projects of the 14th Institute, and the progress at this time is normal.

I just don't know how much improvement this radar can bring to our combat effectiveness after it comes out.

After sending this passage, Li Xiang's hands finally left the keyboard.

After several hours of high-intensity posting, he has long since lost the fun of deceiving and fooling at the beginning, and is working mechanically according to his own logic.

He felt a little more comfortable only when he had completed all the tasks he had preset and sat down on the chair watching netizens who didn't know the truth arguing.

The more you argue, the better the effect.

No matter what your original intention is, at least you have contributed to the country...

Thinking of this, Li wanted to sit up again. He was planning to find a few more forums to do precise blasting, but he didn't expect that a profile picture on QQ that hadn't been lit up for a long time suddenly sent him a message.

And the moment he saw this profile picture, Li Xiang's eyes lit up...

...

Kadena Air Force Base.

Leon looked at the intelligence officer he personally trained in front of him, and said in a solemn tone:

Hook, can you guarantee the accuracy of the news? This operation is of great importance, and I will not allow any mistakes in intelligence.

Washington's plan has completely failed. Those gentlemen of the May Party are like clowns one after another, confidently thinking that they can use their so-called 'non-military' means to restrain our enemies, but in fact, they are It just made one joke after another.

We must solve problems in our own way, in the way of soldiers, in the way of men!

It's not just my opinion, it's the opinion of ... the Turret.

Do you understand what I mean? We won't have room for trial and error, we only have one chance!

If we can't completely break their confidence this time, then we have only one last way to go.

The man on the opposite side nodded solemnly and replied:

We have confirmed through multiple channels.

The other party's ongoing research is active phased array radar.

Moreover, as far as we know, their current technical level is still relatively rudimentary. Even if they can be used, they will not be able to exert much effect under the premise of being alone and without the support of early warning aircraft.

On the contrary, although our active F-16 and F-18A still use Doppler radar, with the addition of the data link system, the joint combat capability is stronger than them.

Whether it's reaction speed or situational awareness, they can't compare with us.

Our combat space is very large, and our strategic depth is also very large.

No matter what direction the situation takes, whether it's a conflict or a standoff, the initiative is with us.

We shall succeed, General.

We are not those officials and lords, we know what we should do.

Hearing this, Leon stood up, patted Hook's shoulder heavily and said:

It's up to you this time.

Hu Ke stood at attention and gave a military salute.

And over his shoulder, outside this small office, on the sea of ​​Kadena, a cloud of lead suddenly rose.