Reborn in the 60s, starting with going to the mountains and countryside

Having come from the future, Ye Hao was very familiar with the American methods of warfare.

Missiles bombarded the ground, planes bombarded, and infantry followed the tanks in a charge.

The most threatening threats are missile strikes and aerial bombardments.

Myanmar should be most wary of these two moves by the United States.

Knowing the enemy's attack patterns makes responding much simpler.

Ye Hao was very clear about the direction of military development in the coming decades.

Therefore, from the very beginning, the researchers in Myanmar were tasked with studying air defense capabilities.

After such a long period of development, Myanmar's air defense capabilities can be said to have reached the top level on Earth.

This is also why Yuan Hongji and his team easily shot down the American U2 high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft with just three anti-aircraft missiles.

In other words, Yuan Hongji was unaware of the anti-aircraft missiles they produced. If he had truly understood their capabilities, he probably wouldn't have launched three anti-aircraft missiles; one would have been enough to easily solve the problem.

This anti-aircraft missile is used by Myanmar for missile defense. Using it to shoot down a U-2 aircraft whose top speed is not even subsonic is simply a waste of its potential.

The reason why the U-2 high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft is so powerful is simply because it has the advantage of high altitude.

At altitudes above 20,000 meters, neither fighter jets nor anti-aircraft guns posed a threat.

However, this does not include anti-aircraft missiles. After all, these are missiles, and they can easily reach a range of only 20,000 meters.

To prevent the United States from taking action against Myanmar, Minhua, at Ye Hao's suggestion, began to further enhance Myanmar's overall air defense.

With such air defense capabilities, Minhua was confident that even if the United States sent another aircraft carrier strike group, Myanmar would not be afraid.

In addition to air defense capabilities, Myanmar is also accelerating the production of mushroom bombs.

If the United States is pushed to the brink and resorts to nuclear weapons, Myanmar must have a certain capacity to retaliate.

For this reason, Ye Hao even made a special trip to the underground city in Myanmar.

Instead of looking for anyone else, Ye Hao went straight to Lin Hua's research site.

"Mr. Ye, your arrival is timely. I was just about to inform Minhua in the next few days and have him contact you. Our missile has been successfully manufactured. When would you like to schedule a test?"

Lin Hua was very excited to see Ye Hao coming over.

Having been in Myanmar for so long, I've finally achieved some results.

If the experiment succeeds, it will be a great achievement.

As the person in charge of the intercontinental ballistic missile project, no one understood the importance of this thing better than Lin Hua.

This thing is not only a great power's foundation, but also the best delivery tool for mushroom bombs and giant mushroom bombs.

In addition, it is the cornerstone of space engineering.

With just a slight modification, this thing could potentially send satellites into space.

Although intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) are not explicitly mentioned in the "Two Bombs, One Satellite" project, all three of these technologies require ICBMs as delivery vehicles.

"You really managed to figure it out?"

Aside from the lack of specific experiments, have any other aspects been checked?

Upon hearing Lin Hua's news, Ye Hao was equally excited.

He came here today for this very reason.

If the United States is pushed too far, and they use a deadly weapon like a mushroom bomb, Ye Hao doesn't want to be left only to be attacked and unable to retaliate.

He could indeed bring mushroom bombs to the United States for deployment, but that would be very different from deploying them directly with an intercontinental ballistic missile. If possible, he would still prefer that Myanmar possess its own intercontinental ballistic missiles.

This is not only for retaliating when necessary, but also to give Myanmar confidence and is an important part of its future plans.

"We've checked it three times already, and so far we haven't found any problems..."

Although he had worked on this before in the United States, the production process and supporting equipment in Myanmar were still somewhat different from those in the United States, so Lin Hua was very careful about it.

After it was finished, I checked it very carefully, afraid that something might go wrong during the experiment and leave a bad impression on the boss.

"Okay, what are the design parameters?"

How far can this thing shoot?

Ye Hao was very curious about the theoretical design data of this missile.

"Mr. Ye, this missile can be considered a sister model to the US Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile..."

The missile is 18.2 meters long, 1.67 meters in diameter, weighs 35.4 tons at launch, has a maximum range of 120000 kilometers, an accuracy of less than 100 meters, a maximum speed of Mach 23, and carries multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles (MIRVs) capable of carrying three nuclear warheads...

Of course, this is just a missile I copied from the Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile; the specific data still needs to be verified through experiments...

Furthermore, knowing that this missile is working properly, we can immediately begin developing the next missile...

The main reason for first copying the US Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile is to demonstrate Myanmar's industrial capabilities. If this missile can be successfully developed, our subsequent research and development work will be much easier..."

Worried that Ye Hao might think they hadn't handled things well, Lin Hua explained a lot.

Regarding Lin Hua's concerns, Ye Hao could only say that he was overthinking it.

Ye Hao actually trusted these people who were already on his side quite a bit.

Ye Hao was also aware of Myanmar's industrial capabilities.

Even if researchers at this point produced the blueprints for a fifth-generation fighter jet, Myanmar would still be unable to build it.

Just like with the Blackfish, in order to train skilled workers and to demonstrate Myanmar's industrial capabilities, they first built a few of the relatively outdated Blackfish ships from the Russians before starting construction on the latest model.

"Mr. Ye, there's something I need to tell you. Since we don't have our own satellites right now, our missiles can only fly according to data pre-written in the program. In terms of guidance, I've borrowed the inertial guidance system from the Soviet Union as the core, starlight guidance as an auxiliary correction, and radar map matching guidance as a precise terminal correction method for our design."

This missile is even more accurate than the United States' Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile...

Of course, this is just design data; the specific situation still needs to be verified through experiments..."

Lin Hua didn't dare to make any definitive statements on this matter. Although there were professionals from the Russian side assisting in the design, the missile hadn't been tested yet, and no one could guarantee that the actual data would match their design.

Ultimately, before any experiment, all the data is just wishful thinking; only after actual testing can we say that their missile design is without problems.