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The PLA's air force can reach 100,000 soldiers, but it is likely to be a major battle. How to break the PLA's air-to-air missile development? The Taiwan military has been focusing on this for years. The PLA has purchased more than 80,000 hand grenades, and enhanced the last anti-aircraft missile defense. The British said that the high speed of the PLA's high-altitude stealth missiles is a deadly weakness. The PLA's rocket forces are dark and powerful, and their combat effectiveness is very low. In order to strengthen the PLA's anti-landing combat capabilities, Taiwan has recently purchased 14 US-made F-16s, and continues to supplement its ammunition supply. One is the 24-magnum MK-2 hand grenade commissioned by the Chinese Academy of Science and Technology. The other is the US-made M67 hand grenade, which costs more than $1.2 billion. According to the US military's purchase price in 2021, it is estimated that each hand grenade is worth $45,000, and can be obtained for $700,000. It also means that through this new purchase, the PLA will have more hand grenades. The current main hand grenade of the PLA is the US-made MK-2 series. This bomb was originally built in the early 20th century. Its appearance is made of a small piece of plastic, and is designed to form fragments when packed. Therefore, it has become the general appearance and shape of hand grenades. The M67 hand grenade is one of the main hand grenades in service in the United States. It was redesigned by the US military after the Korean War. Its appearance is round, like a baseball bat. Therefore, the US military called it the Apple. These hand grenades can also be installed on a four-boat destroyer. Just like the Hungarians killed a lot of Russian soldiers, they killed a lot of Chinese soldiers. Such a large number of hand grenades used in close combat, I think it will be used to prevent the PLA from setting up landmines. At the same time, it also shows that Taiwan-US relations are deepening, and bilateral military cooperation is increasing. Or, it also represents a double-edged sword. Taiwan is accelerating its military procurement. If we look closely at Taiwan's movements in the past few months, Taiwan seems to be collecting close-range attack weapons in Taiwan's coastline. Even earlier, Taiwan was involved in the Ten-Bullet War. For example, the 6th Army 6th Regiment, 249th Brigade, at the end of last year, set up a Taoyuan Guanyin Seawater Training Ground to train people to shoot ten bullets. It can be seen that Taiwan is preparing for the anti-landing of the PLA as if it were in a maze. The Tantum War can be said to be Taiwan's last line of defense. Taiwan's strategic system is to form a network of layers of defense. Taiwan's first line of defense is long-range missiles. For example, the 1,200 to 2,000-mile-long Yunfeng missiles. The second layer is medium-range missiles. For example, the Hongfeng-2 and Tiangong-3. As well as warships and air force aircraft. The third layer is long-range artillery, such as the U.S. M1A1 Abelant and other 6th Army equipment. Finally, there are 6th Army aircraft and grenade launchers used for close combat. Each layer of defense has different missions. The first layer is to strike the enemy's important military bases and troops. The second layer is the main force in close combat. The third layer is close fire support. The last layer is to destroy the Tantum's air force. Use dense firepower to destroy all the Tantum's air force. Therefore, this large-scale purchase of grenade launchers should be to consolidate the last layer of defense. This trend began with the acquisition of a large number of U.S. military-assisted combat equipment and warplanes in Taiwan last year. In the second half of last year, the U.S. began to provide Taiwan with unparalleled military supplies in accordance with the Defense Elimination Act of 2023. Equipment that has been shipped to Taiwan includes Kinshasa-class self-propelled anti-aircraft missiles, 80,000 sets of U.S. military active combat equipment, and 1,000 M240B-type machine guns. Although the Chinese People's Liberation Army has a strong supply of amphibious, air-to-ship, and machine-to-ship troops, according to a recent report issued by the Ministry of National Defense, if the Chinese Communist Party's air-to-land troops can reach 100,000 people, but considering that these soldiers often do not have relevant combat experience and the situation of Taiwan-class warplanes, the Chinese Communist Army is still at risk of being wiped out. For Taiwan, in the face of the possibility of the CCP's first-class air-to-air strike and the corruption of Taiwan's command-and-control system, the Ministry of National Defense has established a key foundation to strategically preserve and distribute command-and-control systems. The Ministry of National Defense pointed out that during last year's Han River exercise, the Ministry of National Defense ordered the Taipei Port to implement the Taiwan-Hong Kong defense, the Taoyuan Airport anti-aircraft anti-shuttle exercise, and the anti-landing exercise in Zhuyuan Capital. In order to prevent the Chinese Communist Army from establishing a three-dimensional landing model, it is possible for the Chinese Communist Army to use lander, air-to-air and water-to-air ships, helicopters and transport aircraft, as well as lander operations beyond the scope of the supermarket, as well as air-to-ground, sea-to-land interoperability-coordinated air-to-air two-stage operations and defense measures. This report also highlights the advantages of air-to-land landing troops. According to estimates, among the first two batches of Chinese Communist Army troops, there were 30,000 officers and soldiers of the air-to-land troops, especially after the 20th transport plane epidemic, which greatly increased its air-to-land capability, and was known as a stronghold of Taiwan, Kaishan and Hualien. The Chinese Army's 6th Brigade of the 6th Brigade of the 6th Brigade of the 6th Brigade of the 6th Brigade activated the Infantry Troops of the 6th Brigade and the 6th Air Airstrike Infantry Troops to ride out an attacked Taiwan troop. Although the CCP also launched an attack on Taiwan carrying brigades, battle tanks and two forces of landers, reaching up to 100,000 people, the report directly pointed out that this plan involves crossing the Taiwan Strait over 100 meters wide, while one of the weakness of the Communist Army is that there is no experience in a two-stage operation, because the Taiwan Office área In this competitive environment, the Chinese army faces a considerable risk of being wiped out. In addition, Taiwan's geographical environment is not conducive to amphibious combat. Only the north and west coasts are suitable for landing. If the Chinese army lands, it will immediately face mountainous terrain, forests, and forests. It is not conducive to large-scale air defense forces. In addition, the Chinese army is currently outnumbered by amphibious troops due to the official amphibious forces of the Communist Party of China. The Chinese army is trying to turn the civilian ships into amphibious troops. To test how to use civilian transport resources to carry out military missions. Mainly from ships, i.e. the North Sea Bay Line, which is the largest in the east, and the Kizhou Bay Line, which is the smallest in the east, are relatively small. The Chinese army's military use of civilian ships has achieved partial success. But the actual effect is still to be tested. As for the possibility of the CCP landing on the Taiwan Strait, According to the report, the Chinese army last year examined the possibility of the CCP landing on the Taiwan Strait 20 times. Among them, the red beach suitable for amphibious combat. But its color is not necessarily related to the possibility of landing. For example, the yellow beach near Taipei may be more interesting for the CCP than the red beach in China. A large beach in Taichung may also be a target for the CCP. Once successfully landed and occupied Taichung, the Taiwan Strait can be divided into two parts, making it difficult for the Chinese army to intervene. Of course, once the Chinese army decides to attack Taiwan twice, it must first destroy the Taiwan command and control system in the air and on land, so that the Taiwan Strait is too far away to be able to invade and resist. Therefore, it is the primary goal to protect the military's key infrastructure, maintain military power, and distribute command and control, and develop Taiwan's defensive capabilities. If the problem is solved, it can also greatly strengthen its effective support. The good news is, Mr. Pan said that the U.S. has offered military support to Taiwan, including the most advanced Patriot, anti-aircraft missiles, and grenade support equipment. If the news is true, Taiwan's air defense will be greatly strengthened, and will be able to greatly break the so-called missile-powered, large-scale attack on Taiwan's military infrastructure. For anti-aircraft warfare, it is especially worth paying attention to the recent UAV battlefield in Russia, the latest wave of UAV missiles and air-to-air missiles. The Russian-launched Samur-KH-47M2 anti-aircraft missile was hit by a high-explosive missile and was 100% destroyed. The Russian-launched Samur-KH-101 anti-aircraft missile was hit by 59 of the Samur-5 anti-aircraft missiles. The Samur-3M14 anti-aircraft missile was also destroyed. It can be said that the results greatly meet the expectations of the outside world. It should be noted that the high-explosive missiles launched by the U.S. are the treasures of the Peking Ocean. In terms of Peking Ocean, it is indisputable and absolutely reliable. But recently, an article published by the British Daily Mail has revealed that these missiles, although they are called Samur-Kh, are not high-explosive at all in the final stage of re-entering the atmosphere. They are only 1.9 to 3.1 Mach. No wonder the ratio is so high. The article said that the same principle also applies to the so-called high-explosive missiles that the Chinese Communist Party used to counter the Russians. So the Taiwanese people should pay attention to this point. The CCP's missiles may not be as terrible as you think. Speaking of high-explosive missiles, the last point also needs to be highlighted. As you know, in the past six months, at least 10 U.S. military generals have been appointed and subjectively cleaned up. Especially the high-level of the Rocket Army. What is the reason? The Chinese side may be in disarray. On January 5, Bloomberg published a shocking report. They claimed that the U.S. intelligence agency is the source of intelligence. The Communist Army Rocket Army has two fatal weaknesses. One is that the Chinese Rocket Army's missiles are mainly water, not fuel. The second is that the lid of a large-scale launch vehicle can't be opened. They also said that the missile launchers simply can't launch missiles effectively. The final result can only be blown up on the ground. I think this report is still reliable. Xi Jinping's long-term strategy to drive out the Rocket Army is clear. The Rocket Army can be the core weapon for Xi Jinping to destroy. Xi Jinping described the Rocket Army as the core of strategic threat, the strategic support of the great power, and the national security. This core is like a pile of scrap metal. Even the most advanced missiles are filled with water, and the launchers can't be opened. What about other advanced weapons? If so, what else can it be used against Taiwan? It's just a mouthpiece. It's been half a century. I only heard that the mainland has a water-resistant pigeon, but I've never heard of a water-resistant missile. It's really amazing. CNN reported that China has built hundreds of state-owned ballistic missile launchers in the past three weeks. The US Department of Defense predicts that if it continues to increase the speed of the current index, China may have about 1,500 nuclear missiles by 2035. But the problem with China is that you can't fully trust their self-proclaimed surface-to-surface numbers and their self-proclaimed water-resistant propaganda. How many warships have been built? And then there's the actual combat ability. The same situation also applies to the Chinese Navy. According to the latest report released by the U.S. Department of Defense last year, China now has six nuclear-powered ballistic missiles, six nuclear-powered attack submarines, and 48 conventional-powered anti-aircraft missiles or anti-aircraft missiles. There are about 60 in total. By 2035, there may be an increase of up to 80. But a study by the U.S. Navy also believes that although the CCP's submarine is impressive in scale, it will also be a regional navy to challenge the global U.S. Navy. And from a historical point of view, the Sino-Japanese Fifth Sea War was not worse than Japan in terms of the Chinese navy, whether it was in the east or advanced. The Chinese navy is the strongest naval force in Asia, whether it is in terms of equipment or personnel, it is superior to Japan. The British Royal Navy is behind, but when it comes to fighting, it is defeated. Of course, we should also see that in recent years, the CCP has made great progress in shipbuilding technology, whether it is civil or military. According to the 2023 Type 095 and Type 096 submarines, there is no technical defect in the design. If the above two types of submarines enter the chain, it will rise to the same level as the U.S. and Russia. In contrast, Taiwan's submarine warfare part, Wang Chu-kang, once expressed his thoughts that Taiwan can use the number of submarines to reach three next year and four next year, while the Navy is currently working on two submarine performance improvements. The submarine prototype is also being tested in Hong Kong. The current progress is normal, and it is estimated that this year's second sea test will be held in the first quarter of the year. It is possible, but it is also necessary to see the huge gap, and only by steadily increasing the number of submarines will we be able to stop the CCP's stupid moves. I am Ling Yunshan, thank you for watching Thank you for your support See you in the next episode