I make a living solving crimes.

That rabbit said something very sad.

To continue the construction of the Varyag requires the Soviet Union, the Party Central Committee, the State Planning Commission, the Military Industrial Commission and nine defense industry ministries, 600 related majors, and 8000 supporting manufacturers. In short, it requires a great country to complete it.

When this was said, that once great country no longer existed.

Regarding naval construction, there is a passage that has been revised many times.

"One year for the Army, ten years for the Air Force, and a hundred years for the Navy"

"Three years for the Army, ten years for the Air Force, and a hundred years for the Navy"

"Ten years for the Army, thirty years for the Air Force, and a hundred years for the Navy"

No matter how other branches of the military change, the navy will last for a hundred years.

Many people think that this means that it takes a hundred years to build a navy.

How many years did it take for the Japanese navy to rise?

It was founded in 1869 and had become quite powerful by 1910, which was only 40 years.

By 1920, it had become the third largest navy in the world, just 50 years later.

When the surprise attack took place in 1941, the Japanese navy had been established for less than 80 years.

If the intelligence hadn't been so poor and the oil depot and aircraft carrier hadn't been bombed, they would have been able to defeat the U.S. Army in a short period of time.

Therefore, the key factors restricting the development of the navy are not time, but the following three:

money!

money!

money!

A century-long navy means that if you want to build a strong navy, you need a century-long budget.

In the 1950s, we had a huge population, vast land and unyielding ambition.

Just no money!

The limited naval budget must be used where it is needed most. Before building a strong navy, priority should be given to building a submarine force.

The drawings and equipment of the first domestically-made submarine that was just launched were purchased, and its prototype was the C-class submarine during World War II.

Officers from the army expressed reluctance when talking about this matter.

Chang Wei didn't think about these bad things, they would happen in the future anyway.

His bony index finger tapped lightly on the tabletop. After a moment's hesitation, he asked, "Has the steel for submarines always been made in the steel mill?"

"No, they are just conducting experiments on special steel. To be exact, there are eight steel mills in the country conducting experiments."

"Hasn't our first submarine already been launched?"

"The quality of the steel is not good." The leading officer looked a little depressed, leaning back in his chair and sighing softly, "It did not fully meet the design specifications."

Chang Wei nodded in understanding, "So, the spies used the slag to find out the compressive strength of our submarine steel?"

The leading officer was stunned.

People who have no idea of ​​culture can't say this now.

He wanted to test her, so he asked, "Do you know the relationship between compressive strength and submarines?"

Chang Wei casually said: "This is so simple. With the compressive strength and structural drawings, can't we calculate the diving depth?"

Then, in the officers' surprised eyes, he slowly lowered his head and muttered, "Don't look at me. I know that Little Boy is equivalent to 1.5 tons of TNT, but I don't know how to make it."

The officers all laughed after hearing this.

Chang Wei did not laugh. He pondered for a moment, took out a cigarette and smoked it in a circle, then said carefully: "I should not ask about the stage of the experiment, and I cannot ask. I am only concerned about one thing now. Is the consequence of this little bit of slag flowing out serious?"

The leading officer also put away the smile on his face, thought for a moment and said: "The commander told you before we came here that there is no need to keep it secret from you."

When Chang Wei heard this, his head was full of confusion.

He really doesn't want to get involved in this matter.

He is a public security officer, not a national security officer.

I don’t know what those old guys were thinking, they insisted on pinning this case on his head.

The officer first stated his superior's attitude, and then said: "There are not many units in the country that can make steel. The steel rolling mill has a small open-hearth furnace. Their main task is to obtain data through experiments. The task was just issued not long ago, and they have not yet achieved phased results."

"You mean to say that the slag from the steel mill is not important?"

"That's not the case. Slag doesn't have much practical significance, but the leaders are very concerned about which company this group of spies belongs to."

"The spies from the Hongyun Hotel came from the Northeast." Chang Wei muttered, and then said seriously: "Of course, this doesn't mean anything."

Niu Yanbing was from the Central Bureau of Investigation and Statistics, and so was Jiao Wenxing.

But these two people have not been involved with the Central Bureau of Investigation and Statistics since liberation.

It’s hard to say who I’m working for now.

The officer understood the hidden meaning behind Chang Wei's words and explained, "The leader wants to dig out this line, which is very important for our subsequent work, because... the real production unit of submarine steel is in Beijing, and we don't know to what extent the other party has infiltrated."

Chang Wei was surprised, and his eyes unconsciously flashed with a gleam of light.

The officer smiled and nodded, with a hint of pride on his face. "The side-blown converter was just completed this year, and Beijing Railway can now make steel."

this is a good news.

Interesting fact: Shougang was founded in 1919 and could only smelt iron before 1958.

Later generations criticized the Great Leap Forward in Steel Production.

Who knows the helplessness at that time?

As the leading steel company in later generations, it was not until 58 that the first batch of steel was produced.

To catch up with the UK and the US, this makeshift team is catching up with great effort.

Chang Wei was naturally very happy to hear the news. The capital finally had a large steel furnace.

"The security of Beijing Railway must be done well. The matter of the steel mill is a bit too trifling." This is not something Chang Wei should say, but he still couldn't help but want to remind him.

"The steel mill is a joint venture, and there were indeed some oversights. In order to cooperate with your actions now, we are not in a position to intervene. After the case is settled, the military representative of the steel mill will be held accountable first. Please rest assured, Team Leader Chang."

"Let's just say that your troops can handle this case directly, and we can fully cooperate."

"What you and I say has no say in this matter. The old commander has told us before we came here that we will follow your command and you will be fully responsible. When you need support from the troops, we will be responsible for liaison."

The corners of Chang Wei's mouth twitched.

This hot potato cannot be thrown away.

Now that he has accepted the job, Chang Wei will be extremely careful and will not allow any mistakes to happen.

What happened in the detention center was like a cloud hanging over his mind.

Many people are optimistic about him and support him.

There are also people who are jealous, resentful, and want to trip someone up.

They may not be good at doing things, but they must be experts at finding faults.

The biggest difference between doing and not doing is that the latter has the right to comment on the former.

Chang Wei read Li Tie's confession carefully.

Originally he was just stealing some spare parts and would be sentenced to a few years of reeducation through labor at most, but this guy was too greedy and got involved in an enemy spy case.

They're only seven to zero, and you're eight to Q!

After leaving the courtyard, Chang Wei drove to the ministry, stayed in the minister's office for half an hour, and communicated with the investigation department by phone.

We all agree that the case is serious and cannot be left unsolved for long.

Arrest someone tonight.