Travel through the 1945 super power construction secret base

Hundreds of artillery pieces fired at the same time, turning the entire Indian position into a sea of fire.

The situation of the Indian army's positions had already been photographed by the South China reconnaissance satellite, and the effect of this artillery bombardment was very significant.

The shelling lasted for two hours. At the beginning, the Indian army fired back with artillery, but after just over ten minutes, no more shells hit the positions of the ASEAN Joint Forces.

After daybreak, Wu Yi ordered his troops to enter Indian territory.

The sporadic counterattacks by the Indian army were quickly wiped out. When the final battle report came out, Wu Yi discovered that the effect of last night's shelling was very obvious. More than 30,000 Indian troops on the front line were wiped out at one time.

The remaining people all abandoned their positions and ran away under the leadership of their superiors.

The sporadic counterattacks they encountered today were all caused by unorganized Indian soldiers, some of whom were even unaware that the main army had already withdrawn.

After Wang Ze saw the first battle report, he asked Wu Yi to slow down the pace and use India for actual combat training.

Nanhua’s various weapons and equipment can also be brought to the battlefield for testing.

Wang Ze did not want this war to end too quickly, otherwise the warships would have directly attacked Indian coastal cities.

However, Wang Ze was still quite pleased with the effect brought about by the combination of reconnaissance satellites and artillery.

Over the past few years, South China's space agency has had launch missions almost every month, and the large number of launches has filled the sky with South China's satellites.

Today, there are more than 400 satellites of various functions in space operated by Nanhua.

What Wang Ze is watching now is the US moon landing video. He is very familiar with the content of the video. After all, he has watched it many times in later generations.

According to the South China Space Administration, the U.S. moon landing was indeed successful, but they had great doubts about the live broadcast.

After all, even with Nanhua’s current technology, it is impossible to broadcast live images from the moon.

In their view, this live broadcast was more like a video, something shot in a studio in order to compete with the Soviet space program.

After all, it was just a piece of news about the successful moon landing. It couldn't be as direct and shocking as this live broadcast.

Wang Ze estimated that the US space agency was also anxious and eager to achieve results.

In the past, they had as much money as they wanted, but recently they no longer have sufficient funds.

Huge investments have been made in the fields of high energy, electromagnetic guns, and materials, and these investments are the meat cut out from aerospace projects.

Seeing the United States' successful moon landing, South China's space agency also submitted a report, planning for South China to also land on the moon.

This report has been approved by the South China government. In the government's view, what the United States can do, they can definitely do as well.

But it was suppressed by Wang Ze.

And he clearly supported that the moon landing was just a matter of face in the competition between the United States and the Soviet Union. Huge amounts of money were spent without any actual benefits. There was no need for South China to participate in this pure face-saving competition.

Nanhua must move forward steadily step by step.

Although the moon landing plan was rejected, Wang Ze also gave the space agency a new task.

That is to build South China's space station.

After receiving the plan to build the space station, people from the South China Space Agency immediately organized personnel to start the design.

Nanhua's advantages in the field of precision technology allow their designs to be basically realized.

In March 1971, at the Nanhua Satellite Launch Center, a huge carrier rocket was on the launch pad ready for launch.

This is the first cabin of Nanhua’s space station and also the future energy warehouse.

Today, because of Nanhua, the United States and the Soviet Union are not fully competing and developing in the space field, so the Nanhua space capsule is also the first space station built in the world.

The space station has two energy systems, one of which is six atomic batteries the size of suitcases.

The other is a battery system with solar panels.

These two power supply systems are sufficient to ensure the safe use of future space stations in space.

Wang Ze and Wang Jixin were also watching on the spot. The huge rocket reached a height of 123 meters and had a diameter of 14 meters.

Such a huge rocket standing on the launch pad is very shocking. Everyone who sees it on the scene will feel the insignificance of human beings, and also feel the greatness of human beings.

The launch was also broadcast live on Metro TV, and could be seen across Asia.

Three communication satellites in the sky ensure the live broadcast.

Throughout Asia, regardless of whether one can understand Chinese or not, almost all televisions were broadcasting or rebroadcasting the launch live.

Wang Ze was also a little nervous. Although the space agency had conducted repeated inspections, this was the first time that Nanhua launched the Giant rocket.

Moreover, it was broadcast live. If it failed, we would be laughed at by the United States and the Soviet Union.

The war between ASEAN and India has been going on for a year, and now the entire northeast region has been occupied by South China.

The two sides are in a stalemate in Sikkim. According to military statistics, more than 50 Indian soldiers have died here, and the ASEAN joint forces have also suffered 7 casualties.

Although the ASEAN Joint Forces had undergone long-term training by South China and even had various advanced equipment from South China, Wu Yi was almost out of patience with the soldiers from these Southeast Asian countries.

There were 7 people, but Nanhua only lost a few hundred people, most of whom were killed by artillery coverage and shock.

These natives in Southeast Asia can only fight when the wind is in their favor. In Wu Yi's opinion, they can't even fight well when the wind is in their favor.

Even after so much training, there are still people who run around when they are bombed on the battlefield.

The ASEAN Joint Forces dealt with more than a thousand people simply for violating discipline and deserting.

Nanhua's troops have been rotated once this year.

Following Wang Ze's instructions, Wu Yi prepared to temporarily stalemate the battle line here and use war to train the troops of ASEAN countries.

Only 7 people died, but countries didn't care and even continued to send people to the joint military base for training.

Nowadays, war is rarely discussed at ASEAN meetings, but rather the distribution of interests in occupied regions is discussed.

After a year, no matter those who were directly involved or those who supported it behind the scenes, no one seemed to care about the deaths of more than 500,000 people.

The same is true even for India.

On the one hand, Indira wanted to regain the lost land, and on the other hand, she vigorously promoted the idea of being invaded by ASEAN in the country, believing that with the support of the United States and the Soviet Union, they would surely win the final victory.

Indira's focus for recruiting soldiers were on areas with a more complex ethnic composition. Half of the 500,000 people were from these unstable areas.

Although the war is still going on, people in ASEAN countries can only occasionally see reports from the front line on TV and do not feel any difference in their lives.

With the economic development of ASEAN in recent years, television has become a relatively popular thing.

Many families are watching the live broadcast on TV today.

As the countdown ended, at the command of the space agency's chief project engineer, a huge flame burst out from the tail of the rocket.

The rocket, which was over 100 meters high, slowly left the ground under the watchful eyes of hundreds of millions of people.