.171 provides the latest chapters different from the opponent. The team has a highly consistent tactical attitude. From Huang Zhibo to grassroots officers and soldiers, everyone knows that attack is a shortcut to victory.hub.

However, how to attack is a problem.

Before the battle in the early morning, Teng Yaohui launched the second phase of the combat plan, taking advantage of the great opportunity that the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force suffered heavy damage, concentrated its naval and air force, and launched an assault on the Japanese fleet hovering near Okinawa Island, striving to disintegrate Japan's sea-control power after an air strike.

Obviously, Teng Yaohui is a flexible and changeable commander and will not be limited to existing combat plans.

Although before this, especially when formulating a joint naval and air combat plan, Teng Yaohui repeatedly emphasized that the fleet should seize the power of sea control and give the fleet a practical opportunity to test whether the strategic development direction of the navy is correct, in the face of opportunities, Teng Yaohui did not stick to the old rules, but quickly changed his mind and adopted the backup plan proposed by Yang Yufang, that is, the aviation force will decide the victory or defeat.

Judging from the situation at that time, this was indeed a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

According to Teng Yaohui's judgment, as long as all offensive forces are used, the two Japanese guard groups will be more than 95%.

Yang Yufang was also very confident about this.

According to his deployment, the first round of assault will be launched by tactical ballistic missiles equipped with electromagnetic warheads, striving to use electromagnetic warfare to dismantle Japan's air defense forces.

Although the Second Division has obtained reliable intelligence, Japan urgently purchased a batch of electromagnetic confrontation systems to improve existing F-22a fighters, and some F-22a have been improved and deployed to Kadena. Therefore, comprehensive electromagnetic warfare cannot destroy all air-control fighters, but high-intensity electromagnetic warfare is enough to suppress Japan's air defense system, paralyzing the command and intelligence system with early warning aircraft as the core, thus shattering the foundation of the day.

Of course, the purpose of electromagnetic strikes is only to seize local air supremacy.

As long as Japan's air defense command system can be paralyzed, local air supremacy can be obtained. As for how many f-22a shot down, it is not the key to winning.

The real value is to allow fighter jets that perform attack missions to complete the mission smoothly...

Therefore, after the electromagnetic strike, bombers and fighters carrying anti-ship missiles will launch an attack on the Japanese fleet under the cover of escort fighters. To this end, Yang Yufang mobilized bombers from two divisions, 120 fighters from the Air Force, and 80 fighters from HNA, to launch an attack in two waves, with a total of 1,200 anti-ship missiles, which is enough to form more than four saturation attacks.

If Japanese warships do not have electromagnetic confrontation capabilities, then one hundred and twenty anti-ship missiles will be enough.

To be on the safe side, Yang Yufang also arranged for HNA's forty Js to perform volleyball bombing missions, that is, after the anti-ship missile attack, fighter jets carrying guided bombs flew over the battlefield for additional bombing, ensuring that all large Japanese warships were sent to the seabed.

If the submarine is maneuvered in place, the submarine will also participate in combat operations.

Under the three guarantees, it is strange that the two Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Forces guard groups are endless.

It can be said that if you really want to let go of your hands, the war will end on the morning of May 29th.

The problem is that Huang Zhibo took action to stop Teng Yaohui's active offensive action.

At that time, Huang Zhibo gave the reason: the Japanese fleet was operating in the territorial waters, and the head of state did not authorize attacks on targets in Japanese territory, territorial waters and airspace.

This reason is both tenable and unconvincing.

Politically speaking, not actively expanding the scope of conflict is the basis for obtaining the fruits of victory, especially after the war, only fully restrained military actions can gain more understanding and support from more countries.

The problem is that the Japanese fleet has not been operating in territorial waters all the time.

According to the international law recognized by Japan, Japan's territorial waters in the Okinawa Archipelago are not twelve nautical miles, but six nautical miles. A huge fleet is impossible to always operate in an area offshore with a six nautical miles. Even small-scale tactical maneuvers will exceed the territorial waters.

Although there was a problem at that time, that is, neither Japanese fleet entered the East China Sea, but was operating in the Philippine Sea south and east of Okinawa Island, military-oriented, this problem did not exist.

The straight-line distance from the military base in the eastern coastal areas of China to Okinawa will not exceed 1,000 kilometers. After all fighter aircraft carrying four anti-ship missiles, the maximum combat radius is more than 1,200 kilometers, and the combat radius of j can reach 1,500 kilometers. Even the radius of j-10c escorted is more than 1,000 kilometers, which is enough to bypass Okinawa Island and launch an attack on the Japanese fleet.

Fighting in high seas does not violate international law.

In fact, with Huang Zhibo's personality, he would not care about these rules and regulations.

As a general who attaches great importance to attack, even if he commands the battle himself, Huang Zhibo will actively attack instead of waiting for the enemy to come.

According to the situation at that time, Huang Zhibo had only one purpose: to lure the enemy into deep.

When Fu Xiubo made the decision to start the war, he emphasized that he would not fight or talk. As long as he started fighting, he would strive to eliminate Japan's naval and air power.

It is not a heavy blow, but a complete elimination.

It is hard to say that the air power is, after all, it is never allowed to actively bomb Japan's military bases in politics. If Japanese fighter planes do not take off to fight, Huang Zhibo could only stare at him.

As for the fleets going to sea to fight, that's different.

Huang Zhibo's idea is very simple. If the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force is destroyed at once, the Japanese authorities will lose their confidence in regaining the Diaoyu Islands, and they may retreat in the face of trouble. In order to preserve their only maritime power, they are forced to accept the fait accompli and then leave the problem to the negotiation to resolve.

In this way, Japan can save at least half of its main warships.

What matters is not the warships, but Japan's confidence and foundation for revitalizing its fleet.

Obviously, the basis for determining the fate of the navy, especially in the next twenty years, is not the warships, but the naval officers and soldiers operating the warships.

It took only a few years to build a warship, and even a large aircraft carrier, it only took more than ten years to build it.

However, it takes at least two generations to train sufficiently excellent naval officers and soldiers, about thirty years, but in reality, it often takes fifty years.

It took Japan fifty years to go from the Meiji Restoration to becoming a naval power.

Only by completely eliminating the Japanese fleet, especially the officers and soldiers operating warships, can Japan find it difficult to challenge China on the ocean in the next few decades.

Therefore, we have to fish for big fish in a long line, give Japan some hope, and allow Japan to invest more maritime power.

In this way, we cannot be too active on the battlefield, and we cannot destroy Japan's hope in one go.

In actual operation, the top Japanese leaders must believe that the Japanese fleet has the ability to enter the East China Sea and is more capable of challenging the small-scale East China Sea Fleet. In other words, they have to take action after the Japanese fleet enters the East China Sea, and even let the East China Sea Fleet carry out a sea-making operation with little significance and fight head-on with the Japanese fleet.

Obviously, Huang Zhibo's views coincide with Teng Yaohui's original ideas.

Not taking the initiative does not mean not taking precautions.

The war has begun, and it is hard to say when it will end.

After giving up the initiative, Teng Yaohui also figured it out. Anyway, he had decided to let the fleet take action long ago, so why not wait patiently?

However, everyone knows that after encountering setbacks, Japan will not retreat, but will instead launch a more violent counterattack.

Subsequently, the intelligence provided by the Second Department proved this judgment that Japan was sending additional combat aircraft to Kadena Air Force Base, mainly F-2 fighters.

Fighter in Japanese strike capability.

Obviously, Japan intends to take the initiative, and the target of the attack is the East China Sea Fleet.

Even without the information provided by the Second Division, Teng Yaohui could judge Japan's tactical intentions. After all, the East China Sea Fleet played an irreplaceable role in the team's air combat system. Even if Japan does not intend to fight a naval battle, it will try its best to seize air supremacy, so it will have to attack the East China Sea Fleet.

Now, the focus has become fleet air defense operations.

Although the East China Sea Fleet has excellent regional air defense capabilities, among the six air defense destroyers, two 052c each have forty-eight "Haihongqi 9", and the four 052b each have forty-eight long-range air defense missiles, but they do not have phased array radars and can only intercept eight air targets at the same time. Even the four multi-purpose frigates have forty-eight air defense missiles with a range of about forty kilometers. Including the last-stage interception system on the ten warships, the East China Sea Fleet can theoretically intercept 350 invading targets in a single air defense operation.

According to the calculation that one F-2 carries four anti-ship missiles, sixty carry up to 240 anti-ship missiles, which does not exceed the maximum interception capability of the East China Sea Fleet.

But this is just a theoretical value.

In actual combat, the East China Sea Fleet's air defense interception capability will definitely be greatly reduced.

What's more, Japanese fighter jets are likely to use electromagnetic weapons when launching air strikes. Although the six destroyers have electromagnetic confrontation systems, after being hit by electromagnetic strikes, the destroyers' air defense interception capabilities will definitely be greatly reduced, and it will be difficult to deal with saturated attacks of anti-ship missiles.

It can be said that in air defense operations, the key is not how many anti-ship missiles can be intercepted, but how many enemy aircraft can prevent them from launching anti-ship missiles.

To this end, offensive air defense tactics must be adopted, that is, air defense fighters responsible for covering the fleet must block invading enemy planes from the range of anti-ship missiles as much as possible, so that enemy planes have no chance to launch anti-ship missiles. It is best to shoot down enemy planes carrying anti-ship missiles during interception.

There are enough theories and war examples to prove that fighter jets are the most effective air defense weapons.

However, in modern air combat, fighter jets are just the spearheads, and to make the sharp spearheads exploitable, a hard spearhead is indispensable, that is, the command and intelligence system that supports fighter jet combat.

Early warning aircraft must be deployed in a forward manner, and the fleet must also provide air defense guidance for fighter aircraft.

These are not enough, and there must be enough reconnaissance and detection methods to support fighter operations, such as strategic electronic reconnaissance aircraft used to monitor enemy communication systems, tactical reconnaissance aircraft from enemy air bases, and even reconnaissance satellites in low-Earth orbit and enemy intelligence personnel behind them.
Chapter completed!