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When the Tomahawk was thirty kilometers from the island, Chaoyang connected to the "Human-in-the-Loop" system and began to "manually" control the missile's flight path.
He lined up five missiles in vertical formation, then started to climb towards high altitude. When they reached two thousand meters, they dove towards the target point in a vertical nosedive attitude!
Although Tomahawk missiles are capable of ground attacks, they have limitations due to their subsonic performance and warhead size, and are not adept at breaching fortifications. Therefore, to achieve the maximum penetration depth, he needed all five missiles to hit the exact same spot—something difficult for computers to accomplish, but different with human control.
Everyone on the yacht could hear the shrill sound of the missile engines.
