The base needed time to digest new technologies, whether it was laser satellites or electromagnetic acceleration tracks, which were complex systems capable of giving rise to an entire industrial chain. Lin Ju gave them a week to conduct thorough discussions before summarizing their findings for his review.
The topic was too sophisticated for the chairman to chime in.
The only thing he could offer any advice on was the C810, which, after all, was his own jet; suggesting improvements was no problem.
But he was not alone. On his second day back at the base, several military green Changfeng Liebao vehicles drove into the compound.
The Navy—ah no, it should be called the General Equipment Department—had arrived.
After several reforms, the functions of different military departments became clearer and clearer, with specialists in charge of unified planning for each task, preventing the chaos of the last century.
