The Military Female Soldier With Unwavering Stubbornness

Ye Jian, who was seen but still calm, kept a smile on the corner of his mouth, and calmly replied: "Just now, I really wanted to have a hard time with Team Xia, but I'm not his opponent, so I have to take a break if I want to." on."

Commander-in-chief Xia, who had been in the army for half his life, was not a person who liked to listen to flattery. He had always admired open and upright soldiers, and Ye Jian's non-hidden and talkative nature made him look sideways.

The little girl has a calm temperament, is not flattering, and is rare to be upright. It's not surprising that a boy with a higher vision like her likes it.

"We're chatting about commonplace things now, Xiaoye, don't be nervous." Seeing her relaxed back tense again, and looking at the front where even her brows are furrowed, it's obvious that she loves her future girlfriend's son, Commander-in-Chief Xia thinks It is better to be a kind and loving elder.

Like the old man and the old lady back then, even though they did not agree with their marriage with their ex-wife, they still did not come forward to stop them, and even told themselves to be more kind to the daughter-in-law who married and had children for the Xia family.

With family traditions, Commander Xia really never thought about fighting mandarin ducks.

"Although I am the commander, I am also a father and an elder at home. And now it is not working hours, Xiaoye, you don't have to be too nervous, just treat me as your elder."

If it wasn't for Xia Jinyuan, Ye Jian would not have known that the commander-in-chief of the army on stage was so kind. Amid his laughter, Ye Jianjian, who had a good mental quality, gradually relaxed.

From the chemical defense regiment to the provincial military region, except for the first half hour that made Ye Jian feel uneasy, there was no pressure afterwards.

Because he is a soldier, Commander-in-Chief Xia's conversations are all incisive, especially when it comes to some military analysis, almost every sentence hits the nail on the head. When it comes to war, modern warfare, and future warfare, Ye Jian admires it even more.

"It won't take ten years for the whole world to focus on information-based operations, from reconnaissance in the sky to ground operations, and comprehensive electronic informatization. After the Gulf War, there is actually a recognition that non-contact operations will be an important type of operation. way and will become one of the tactical means of high-tech warfare.”

"There are casualties in wars, but how to reduce casualties and achieve victory has always been a difficult problem for the armies of all countries to overcome. Non-contact warfare is a favorable tactic. Both our country and other countries strive to use this method of combat to kill the enemy and preserve themselves to the greatest extent."

"You are still young. While you are trying to learn theoretical military knowledge, you also need to master information warfare. Several experimental research laboratories like the National University of Science and Technology have played a pioneering role in this type of field. It is a good thing that you are passionate now, but You have to take a longer view, because modern warfare is not a war that has happened before."

"If you were born in a peaceful age, you should remember that while human beings are progressing, war is also progressing. As for what kind of war will be in the future..." Commander Xia's original intention was to tell Ye Jian to study hard and get used to it as he spoke. They talked about the future war, and after a slight pause, they asked Ye Jian with a smile, "Tell me, what kind of war will the future war be like?"

At this time, Ye Jian was shocked by what Commander-in-Chief Xia said, because Commander-in-Chief Xia was right. In less than ten years, all powerful countries and major countries will adopt comprehensive electronic information warfare tactics. The emergence of drones, stealth The emergence of fighter planes and the emergence of radio wave electromagnetic interference all represent electronic information warfare.

The writing of these three chapters is a bit difficult, and the discussion of war has always been a difficult point.