Changkong Fighter

Chapter 30: Full Channel Broadcast Rescue

"Professor, isn't this risky?"

On the 815A electronic reconnaissance ship, an officer looked at Song Xizhu with some concern. As the warship closest to the battlefield and with the most advanced shipboard electronic equipment, conducting full-channel broadcasts was very risky, just like a hunter turning on the lights in a dark forest. Those unidentified flying vehicles were still lurking around the tiankeng. If the actions of 815A attracted their attention, it would be very dangerous.

"The superior's order is to save lives, and under the current circumstances, full-channel broadcasting is the most efficient."

Song Xizhu put aside the orders from his superiors. As a reconnaissance ship with high technical reconnaissance authority, many orders were sent to them directly by their superiors, and they could also allocate a lot of resources.

"As for those aircraft, based on the intelligence and satellite images we currently have, we can't tell that the unidentified aircraft can leave the tiankeng by a certain distance. Their priority is to protect the tiankeng. Otherwise, the Carl Vinson carrier battle group will not be able to escape."

After the Carl Vinson sailed a certain distance away from the sinkhole, the aircraft stopped chasing it and returned to the vicinity of the sinkhole. The specific reason is unknown.

The officers of the technical reconnaissance team had a discussion and found out that there were only two surviving F/A-18 carrier-based aircraft.

One was that there was not enough fuel to fly to Hawaii; the other was that the aircraft was damaged and was lost.

For those who run out of fuel and cannot find a landing platform, the Charles de Gaulle is an offshore airport, and those who get lost will be brought back by the J15 or Rafale.

"The fleet can't turn back. Before completely leaving the mission area, conduct several all-channel broadcasts to light a bright light for the surviving pilots and bring them home. Prepare to broadcast."

"clear."

The technicians adjusted the 815A's communication antenna and supplied all the ship's power to the communication system. When they were ready, they nodded to the officer who was broadcasting.

The broadcast will be repeated multiple times, three times each time, until the fleet leaves the mission area.

Not only 815A, but also the entire system of the University of Tokyo will be used for broadcasting, with the participation of multiple platforms such as space-based, air-based and sea-based. The Charles de Gaulle was not watching, and the E-2C early warning aircraft was also launched into the air under the drive of the steam catapult. The helicopter squadron also took off from the deck, preparing to rescue the parachuting American pilots.

The officer picked up the microphone and said in a deep voice:
[This is the formation of the 815A ship of the People's Liberation Army Navy and the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier of the French Navy. Our ship is located at the east longitude and north latitude.]

[Course 030, speed 20 knots. Fleet maintain current course and speed for one hour. US carrier-based aircraft receiving the broadcast will immediately proceed to the surrounding waters to rendezvous with our forces.]

[Fuel-low fighter, report coordinates, parachute coordinates.]

【Repeat.】X3
"Captain, the president has not approved us to do this."

The first mate whispered in the Charles de Gaulle's bridge, and the captain put down his binoculars and said nonchalantly, "We are fulfilling our duty as allies."

It is impossible to let the Charles de Gaulle charge into battle, but it is no problem to do logistics. Doing so can also improve the international image and give the Americans a bit of an eye drop.

"Have the boys clear the deck as quickly as possible."

"Yes!"

The Charles de Gaulle can only accommodate so many carrier-based aircraft. If it wants to carry more, it can only store all the Sea Rafales on the deck in the hangar and let the landed plastic bugs stay on the deck.

Over the next hour, four Hornets, guided by 4A's broadcasts and fighter jets, arrived in the area surrounding the Charles de Gaulle. One, running low on fuel, abandoned the aircraft and parachuted into the surrounding waters, where it was rescued by a speedboat. A helicopter squadron also rescued two American pilots who had parachuted further out.

When these rescued pilots stepped onto the flight deck, some hugged the ground crew and cried, some knelt down and cried with their heads in their hands, and some looked into the distance in despair.

Compared with their comrades, they were lucky to survive, but they didn't know when they could recover from the psychological trauma after the war.

The military officer nearby took pictures of this historic moment. This will be the headline of AFP tomorrow. Compared with the Americans who rescued the animals, they seemed more caring. Fortunately, technology is in the hands of civilization!
The fleet sailed towards the Liaoning. The crew stood at the stern and looked into the distance. At this distance, they could still see the tiankeng, which looked like a crystal clear glass bead flashing with colorful lights.
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[Time: 30 hours after the sinkhole appears (0800)]

【Location: A certain sea area in the Western Pacific】

Liu Jun stood on the flight deck, watching the sun rising in the east at around eight or nine in the morning. He stared for a while before his gaze shifted to a Haizhi-8 approaching the aircraft carrier.

The Z-8 approached the Liaoning, circled, adjusted its landing attitude, and slowly landed under the guidance of ground crew.

When the Z-8 came to a complete stop and the hatch opened, several officers hurriedly got off the plane carrying packages of various sizes. Ground crew members stepped forward and tied up the helicopter with a tether lock.

Liu Jun raised his eyebrows slightly and found that there were Jiaolong Commandos wearing black combat uniforms next to these people, who seemed to be the bodyguards of these officers.

Several officers entered the island carrying boxes. The captain of the Liaoning and the commander of the carrier-based aircraft wing stood at the door to greet these special officers.

"Captain!" The lieutenant colonel saluted the two men and said seriously, "We must immediately retrieve the data of aircraft 139 and 140, and then prepare the helicopter. We must return home as soon as possible."

"understand!"

The captain nodded, glanced at the special box that handcuffed the other party's wrists, and then looked at the female major officer wearing gold-rimmed glasses behind him. Her badge proved that she was a technician with a high rank. She should be the technical backbone of 815A.

He turned around and signaled the officer beside him to make arrangements. As for how the other party would fly directly to the mainland on the Liaoning, that was not his concern. Someone would naturally arrange the next stop.

While waiting, Song Xizhu looked at the flight deck, where ground crew members wearing vests of different colors were busy. Two more J15s took off with bombs in the roar. This was her first time on an aircraft carrier. The huge deck was like a steel square, completely different from what she had experienced on the 815A.

After a while, Wei Jianhua, the aviation captain of the Liaoning, came quickly. When he saw the two technicians coming from 815A, he stretched out his hand to shake hands with the lieutenant colonel. Then the lieutenant colonel looked at Song Xizhu behind him.

"This is Major Song Xizhu, codenamed Professor."

Seeing this, Wei Jianhua immediately realized that this major was the technical backbone and extended his right hand to her: "Hello, Comrade Song Xizhu."

"Hello, Comrade Wei Jianhua."

After a polite handshake, the captain led a few people along the island into the aircraft carrier hangar. Song Xizhu stared at the J15S in front of him.

Ordinary people may think that J15S is very small, but only when you stand in front of it will you realize how big it is. The Flying Shark is more than 22 meters long and is slightly taller than the Gundam when standing upright.

(End of this chapter)