Travel through the 1945 super power construction secret base

Wang Ze wanted to persuade Wang Yiqing to come to the new city for development.

Because he estimated that even if the mainland might not do anything to the people in Wangjiatun out of consideration for Nanhua's feelings, it is foreseeable that people like Wang Yiqing and others in middle and senior positions are very likely to face job adjustments.

When Wang Yiqing came to negotiate personally through personal connections, Wang Ze also considered giving out this important active radar guidance technology out of consideration for these people.

In this way, perhaps the lives of the tribesmen will be a little better in the next ten years.

However, he never expressed these thoughts to Wang Yiqing.

After all, all he was thinking about were things that hadn't happened.

When it was time to say goodbye to Wang Yiqing, Wang Ze still said: "Yiqing, if our people are willing to leave home and venture into the outside world, Nanhua will always welcome them with open arms."

Hearing this, Wang Yiqing was slightly startled, then smiled and responded: "Okay!"

At the same time, the research institute was in an uproar.

When they learned that the government had decided to transfer the active radar guidance technology to the mainland, everyone was furious.

You know, this technology is unique in today's world and is decades ahead of the others!

How could they just give it up so easily? Everyone was furious, expressing strong dissatisfaction and protest.

But when people later learned that the decision was made by the clan meeting, the noisy scene finally quieted down.

Although they were still extremely reluctant, facing Wang Ze's order, everyone had no choice but to start organizing the relevant technical information.

Despite transferring the technology, scientists at the institute are not concerned about whether the mainland has the ability to manufacture the corresponding components.

According to the information obtained by the research institute, even if both sides use the same technology, the detection range of the active radar guidance system produced by the mainland is expected to be difficult to exceed one hundred kilometers.

Whether it is the key chip components or the complex internal antenna system, there is a considerable gap between the two.

Although the inspection team sent by the mainland failed to successfully purchase destroyers and landing ships, obtaining missile technology was undoubtedly an unexpected surprise.

You know, during this period, most missiles still relied on the guidance of fighter radars to launch attacks.

Nanhua's technology, which allows missiles to autonomously search for and lock onto targets without the need for continuous control after launch, is a deadly weapon in air combat.

Faced with such important technology, the mainland has also shown great sincerity.

They quickly selected elite personnel from the engineering corps, totaling 170,000 people, and rushed to Nanhua in a mighty force.

This number is equivalent to one-third of the total number of engineering troops on the mainland, which can be said to be a full effort.

In order to ensure that there were enough personnel to be sent to Nanhua's projects, many domestic military engineering projects even had to be temporarily shelved.

Such a large-scale personnel mobilization, and from the temperament, dress and behavior of these people, it is obvious that they are all well-trained soldiers.

This situation instantly plunged the United States into extreme tension.

The US top brass was extremely anxious and hastily sent representatives to Nanhua, eager to find out the real purpose of these people gathering there.

They were afraid that the United States' formal involvement in the Vietnam War would lead to the mainland sending troops to join the war, and through Nanhua. Did this mean that Nanhua was also on the side of North Vietnam?

Although it felt inappropriate, after all, Nanhua had greater interests in South Vietnam, but it was still a secret investigation.

Facing the US's questioning, Wang Jixin was frank and straightforward. He made no secret of publicly announcing to the outside world: "These personnel were hired by Nanhua to participate in the construction of infrastructure such as roads, bridges and ports."

The United States was skeptical at first.

After all, the number of Chinese mainland soldiers who have arrived in South China has reached nearly 70,000.

With such a large scale, it is hard to believe that they are simply classified as construction workers.

However, relying on its many informants and intelligence channels in international affairs, the United States was able to confirm after an in-depth investigation that these personnel were indeed engineers, not combat troops used for combat.

With such a large-scale personnel transfer, it is almost an impossible task to completely conceal the relevant intelligence.

Both Nanhua and the mainland have actually already had a certain psychological expectation for possible information leaks.

On the surface, the reason for sending people to participate in the construction of Nanhua was the armed speedboats and the repayment of various debts, but the active radar guidance technology was kept strictly confidential by both parties and no news was leaked.

When assessing the situation, the United States believed that the transaction was only for a 700-ton armed speedboat.

Although this type of equipment may play a certain role in near-shore defense, it is nothing short of a pipe dream to rely on it to launch an attack across the strait.

So while appeasing his younger brothers, he sold them various military equipment worth tens of millions of dollars.

A large amount of World War II equipment was sent there, which can be regarded as waste recycling.

During this period, Wang Chun's TV station also successfully established cooperation with the official TV station in mainland China.

The two parties agreed that Nanhua would provide the technology and equipment.

A large number of extras and the construction of the actual scenes were all done by the mainland.

Each party is responsible for the funding of its own personnel.

After the cooperation between the two sides began, Wang Chun took the personnel and equipment on an airship to the capital of the mainland.

Wang Chun never thought that he would be able to return to this land in this life.

During the project preparation, Wang Chun went to Juye with his staff and cameras.

Under the protection of mainland security, Wang Chun is filming the current grand occasion in Juye.

Juye is no longer a county, but has been upgraded to Juye City.

After their arrival, Deputy Mayor Wang Xiuling came out to receive them.

With Wang Xiuling's introduction, Wang Chun also learned about the rapid development of Juye in recent years.

Today, 80% of the mainland’s army armored vehicles and tanks come from the Juye area.

Two years ago, before the Type 63 tank came out, this was the only tank production site in the country.

The Type 59 tank that was supposed to appear was taken over by the Juye factory.

The Type 59 tank, which had already been finalized, was directly abandoned, and was almost redesigned based on the technology of the Juye Tank Factory.

It was not until 63 that it was finalized and put into mass production.

(Thanks to ETERNALcns for the 10 reminders. I feel embarrassed for giving them so many. I will continue writing and add another chapter.)