Although the Indian Army deployed a division in Sikkim, one of which was the elite mountain 6. However, for the Republic Army, it was not difficult to capture Sikkim.

The only ones who were responsible for the main offensive mission were the airborne old army. To be precise, the three brigades of the airborne old army were airborne.

During the conflict in southern Tibet, the airborne thugs and brigades showed their power. Their low-altitude assault capabilities were confirmed, and the existing problems and shortcomings were also exposed. The biggest problem is that the combat forces responsible for the support mission are managed by the Aircraft Command and do not have the low-altitude strike forces affiliated with the old airborne army. Although the old airborne army can apply for support from the Aircraft based on the combat situation, there is an additional command link in the middle, which has a serious impact on the combat operations.

Due to the "fight between land and air." Since Dao Bi Nian, the Army has assigned the attack aircraft group of the Army to each combat unit. The old airborne army was first strengthened and two air brigades were established, equipped with both low-altitude strike brigades and low-altitude transport brigades equipped with Fei Yi. Although the Airborne Garrison hopes to equip each ground combat brigade with enough Tian Yi Chou and set up a separate low-altitude strike battalion under the brigade-level combat units, in the case of a serious shortage of output with 10,000, the Airborne Garrison does not concentrate on using low-altitude forces, and according to combat needs, the two air brigades are allocated to any ground combat brigade.

As a test unit of the airborne occupying army, the airborne thug fell into a low-altitude strike brigade.

The low-altitude strike brigades assigned to three airborne troops did not participate in the previous strike mission. Their mission was to provide low-altitude support to the ground combat brigade before ground combat began.

The low-knocking thug looks at it.

In the case of performing low-altitude support missions, "Tooth can carry kilograms of ammunition to patrol the battlefield 1,000 meters away for at least 3 hours. As long as the ammunition is not used up, it can continuously provide support to the ground forces, attacking the enemy's armored forces and fixed fortresses.

Because Sikkim is a veritable mountain country, the Indian army deployed in Sikkim did not have much armored power.

The main thing they deal with is the fixed fortress set up by the Indian army.

However, the low-altitude strike forces are still not moving quickly enough. How fast the flight speed is not recommended, it is definitely not as fast as the shells of electromagnetic guns.

At a very high point, the Lilong-range Artillery Brigade, the airborne occupying army deployed in the Shannan region, took the lead in launching an attack on the Indian army in Sikkim.

Equipping the Airborne Army with independent artillery brigades is also an important reform of the Army.

Although the total system quality of rail-electric raids exceeds that of traditional artillery, in continuous combat, the demand for logistics support of rail-electric raids is much lower than that of traditional artillery. Not to mention, only artillery launching medicine is the only one. In the case of normal combat, the materials consumed by artillery battalions can be reduced every day. More importantly, the army's rail-electric raids are strictly designed according to air transport standards, and from the beginning, they require that large transport aircraft such as Gan Xing be transported. Although many people think that it is not necessary to prepare independent artillery brigades for airborne troops, because airborne troops often have close contact with the enemy in combat. Not only does it not need to be equipped with long-range artillery soldiers, the survival problems of artillery soldiers are also very prominent. However, in the past

In all wars, the problem of airborne troops lacking independent artillery power is very prominent, and the need to equip airborne troops with independent artillery brigades is very urgent. To a certain extent, because airborne troops often fight without rear support, the role of equip airborne troops with independent artillery brigades is more prominent than other units. Compared with traditional artillery, the greatest advantage of orbital electromagnetic guns is not logistics support, but extraordinary range. In this way, placing artillery behind the front line not only solves the problem of artillery survival, but also makes it meaningless whether the airborne troops need to be equipped with long-range artillery. It is precisely this that the Army allowed the Airborne Army to form an independent artillery brigade and separately formulate the artillery brigade.

The thug: The scale of the fall artillery brigade is very large, even exceeding some armored troops and all the fast-resisting anti-armors. The brigade has a total of artillery battalions. Each battalion is equipped with a rail electromagnetic gun system. The independent artillery brigade of the fast-resisting anti-armored armies and some armored armies only has an artillery battalion, and some light-armored military-uniformed brigades have only six artillery battalions.

The strike ability of the Kouge Artillery Battalion should not be underestimated.

According to the army's combat standards, the continuous strike capability of the artillery battalion is equivalent to the strike capability of the thug Xu's tactical aviation brigade. If it is deployed on a fixed position and tactical maneuver is not considered, its intensive strike capability is almost equivalent to two tactical aviation brigades. The firepower provided by the artillery battalion in an instant is equivalent to persuading multiple fighter jets, and the continuous strike power is also equivalent to close-killing fighter jets.

Such a violent blow must be effectively guided.

In order to improve the strike efficiency of artillery, the Artillery Brigade has a separate reconnaissance battalion. Unlike the reconnaissance battalion of the ground combat troops, the inspection battalion of the artillery Brigade does not have reconnaissance battalion in the sense of play. Its main reconnaissance officer, each set of cross-artillery unmanned reconnaissance aircraft system, has unmanned reconnaissance aircraft, to ensure that Sun Bushi uninterrupted surveillance theaters.

In addition to its own reconnaissance power, the artillery brigade can also rely on data provided by front-line combat troops to conduct artillery bombardment.

Of course, before the combat troops arrive on the battlefield, the artillery brigade can only rely on its own reconnaissance power or guidance data provided by other military branches.

Shan's words lasted for the old minutes. The fierce artillery fire easily tore the Indian army's will.

In the shelling of the Indian military camp north of Gangtok, 72 orbital electromagnetic guns from the three artillery battalions were in the heavy shell of Tian Qianke. The shell was originally developed by the Navy. In order to reduce the development funds and unified logistics support, the army also purchased in batches. It repeatedly covered the Indian military camp with an area of ​​only more than 10,000 square meters more than three times. The average distance of the bullet point was less than 0 meters, and Tian Mi had a killing radius of more than 0 meters against semi-armored targets. In this round of artillery alone, more than half of the Indian soldiers in the military camp died, and the remaining forces were completely mentally collapsed.

The first round of artillery attacks targeted the main targets of the Indian army, especially the military camps and tightly defended positions.

The first batch of three battalions of medicine racks... were injured and entered Sikkim airspace.

According to the army's combat rules, the thugs must not enter the range of artillery when the shelling is in progress. The reason is very simple. The shells do not have eyes, and the flying trajectory of the electromagnetic cannon shells is very high, and they fall almost vertically before hitting the target. No one can guarantee that they will not hit the combat aircraft that appears in the artillery area.

As the low-altitude strike force arrived, the artillery began to "name the scattered Indian strongholds."

After fierce shelling, there were not many targets left.

There is only one mission for the fleet. It is to sweep away the remaining enemies on the ground and clear obstacles for the upcoming ground combat troops.

At this moment, the Indian army began to surrender.

The four thunderbolts who arrived over the Indian barracks on the back of Gangtok were mainly because the shelling in front was too fierce, which completely destroyed the Indian army's air defense force, and there was no need to send more low-altitude attack aircraft. Facing only in science fiction movies, Yixu, the Indian army officers and soldiers who escaped from the shelling not only did not resist, but also walked out of the underground bunker collectively, held their rifles high above their heads, and surrendered to the disarming hovering over their heads.

The same scene is also being staged elsewhere.

In the previous attacks, the officers and soldiers of the Indian air defense forces could not have witnessed the strange appearance. Even if they saw it, they would not consider too much. Only those Indian infantry truly realized the gap in military strength. Although the Indian army also purchased inclined rotary wing aircraft from the United States, compared with that, the US aircraft at least looked like an aircraft, while the Republic's low-altitude attack aircraft did not look like an aircraft at all. More importantly, most Indian officers and soldiers were illiterate, and ignorance brought not fearlessness, but extreme fear of mysterious things. When fear defeated the last bit of resistance, all Indian officers and soldiers could do was to surrender.

When encountering such a situation, the officers and soldiers who were airborne and occupied the occupants were more or less shocked.

Order the soup and carry the thugs on the airborne thugs to Sikkim.

Likewise, the unreliable appearance is also very unique. Because the army must have the ability to carry airborne combat vehicles to the end, the patterned fuselage is very thick. In order to reduce the overall width to adapt to the infrastructure of the army aviation, the pine wings of the dish stone are thicker and shorter.

From the appearance, Wan Geng doesn't look like an aircraft. It looks like a pair of short wings.

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As Yu landed in a huge roar, an airborne tank equipped with electromagnetic cannons rushed out of the cabin, the Indian soldiers did not dare to make any inappropriate actions in front of the airborne troops armed to the teeth.

It can be said that the intensity of this battle is not even comparable to the exercise.

Except for the fierce battles in several fortresses defended by mountain infantry, most of the Indian troops in Sikkim surrendered immediately.

The old dot blades are divided, and the airborne combat operation begins to end.

Faced with the Indian army that was resisting stubbornly, the old army was not at all merciless.

The best weapon to deal with a strong fortress is the heavy bomb. The old spot field is divided into low-knock aviation bombs, which are specially designed to deal with Indian army underground fortifications that artillery cannot deal with.

The battle lasted until the thugs. The Indian army had only the last stronghold in Sikkim, namely the defense position of the Mountain Infantry Division of Tanggu. Because the position faced directly to the Republic and was the most likely to be attacked, the position was set up very strongly. Not only did it have an underground tunnel system of up to 1,000 meters, but it also set up dozens of underground troop stations and warehouses, which could support a mountain infantry brigade to hold on for several months. The most elite mountainous land of the Indian Army was stationed on this position.

The Infantry Division, the 4th Mountain Infantry Division, participated in the Fourth India-Pakistan War, confronted the Republic's Army in the eastern part of Kashmir. It then participated in the southern Tibet conflict. It caused a lot of trouble for the Republic's airborne troops in the Dawang area. It was not until Sister Qian sent to Sikkim to enter the Tanggu position. Pingjian. The division created dozens of conflicts in the border area and strengthened the previous defensive positions several times. It can be said that this is a unit with tenacious fighting will and very difficult to deal with.

It was not that enemies were not meeting each other. It was because they learned that the Desert Shandi Infantry Division was stationed in Tanggu. Major General Shang Xueyun, the commander of the old airborne army, immediately issued an order to the low-kill thugs and fell to the brigade, demanding that the Desert Tiantian Infantry Division be wiped out at all costs. You must know that three years ago, the Airborne Cavalry Army almost fell into the hands of the 4th Shandi Infantry Division.

After receiving the order from the commander, he beat the thug and pointed the thug. The knife holder completed the second round of bombing mission in advance and returned to the south of Shannan.

This time, all of them were hung with the Oro-Hong Airlines bombs weighing Dazhao kilograms.

Compared with other aviation bombs, the main feature of 34 is not heavier, but stronger drilling ability. Simply put, the bomb was developed for the Indian army's underground defense fortifications. In addition to being equipped with a 3-level tandem drilling warhead that can penetrate field soil or small millet rocks, its main warhead uses a new type of composite explosive. The explosion power is equivalent to relaxation. According to the results obtained by the test of the Land Aviation, "Meikoubi can blow up all underground facilities within a radius of meter-making range. To be precise, it is not an explosion, but directly destroying underground facilities through the powerful shock wave generated by the explosion. In the words of Land Aviation, the power of 34 is comparable to that of small tactical nuclear weapons, and its use is not restricted. In order to use the concave times, Land Aviation even extended the length of the injured bomb bay from the original driving meter to the length of 4 meters.

The knife holder... was injured, and he carried a thug in total. Xie Meideng Yibi.

Obviously, the Airborne Cavalry Army did not want to waste too much time in Tang Gu, nor would the airborne troops enter the underground tunnel and exchange fire with the Indian mountain infantry.

The way to annihilate the enemy is very simple, that is, to completely destroy the Indian army's underground fortifications.

The mouth and the blade are divided, and the bombing begins.

The knife frame...2 Zhao uses two as a formation to carry out apex bombing over the Indian military positions in turn. In order to maximize the power and completely cover the Indian military positions, the distance of the bombing aiming point is set to Xumi. Even if the bomb drop error is squinting, it can be ensured that the distance of the target point bombing of all underground facilities within the bombing range is twice the damage radius of ammunition divided by 2 square root, and the damage radius of Tuoyibi is Guanmi. From this, it can be calculated that the distance between the aiming points should be 7 old meters.

Because Bi is too powerful, the entry interval must be controlled more than minutes.

Based on this calculation, the bombing operation can only end at least 3 hours after the fastest time, which means the point-occupying blade is about to end.

Because this is the last Indian army in Sikkim that has not yet surrendered or been eliminated, Shang Xueyun doesn't care about spending more time. Anyway, the ground combat troops only need to establish defense lines a few thousand meters away and do not need to be involved in the battle. Ending the battle early can only allow the officers and soldiers to return to the camp to pass the time.

For the officers and soldiers of the 4th Mountain Infantry Division who were hiding underground, it was not so easy.

After the bombing began, the Indian army immediately realized that the Republic's army used weapons with rare power. Because the power of the dish-like explosion was too scary, the Indian army commander immediately concluded that the Republic's army used tactical nuclear weapons. After making the judgment, the Indian army commander immediately reported to his superiors.

After receiving the message from the front line, the Indian Army Command was also shocked.

What is the use of tactical nuclear weapons in war?

The news was soon delivered to the Prime Minister of India. Rurajapani first rejected the proposal of counterattack with tactical nuclear weapons by the army, because the Republic's Army has not yet entered India's territory, and even if tactical nuclear weapons are used on the battlefield of Sikkim, it cannot be considered that the Republic has attacked India with nuclear weapons.

More importantly, India has not yet obtained conclusive evidence of the Republic's use of tactical nuclear weapons.

If the Republic does not use tactical nuclear weapons and India launches a counterattack with nuclear weapons, it is equivalent to seeking death.

Immediately afterwards, Rurajani's orders were stopping the advance of the Indian Army driving towards Sikkim.

The reason is simple. If the Republic dares to use tactical nuclear weapons on the battlefield of Sikkim, it will have enough to use the same means to attack the moving Indian army. Facing tactical nuclear weapons, Indian infantry without much three-defense capabilities will have no chance of survival.

However, Rurajapani's movement speed was still not fast enough, and the orders issued were loopholes.

After the war broke out, the Indian Army followed the plan and allowed two infantry divisions and thugs to march towards Sikkim to reinforce the Indian army stationed in Darjeeling in eastern India, located in Sikkim.

Although the Indian Army's reaction speed was not fast, the 3-line troops were not ready until the thugs were at the point of the thugs. However, Darjeeling was only one line away from Sikkim. After the troops set off, they could cross the border line within minutes and enter Sikkim. In other words, when Lurajapani issued an order to stop advancing, the Indian reinforcements had already entered Sikkim and were about to reach Xintam in southern Sikkim.

Rurajapani's mistake is that the troops should not be stopped, but should be withdrawn from the camp.

Two infantry divisions, thugs, and armored brigades, although not large in size, have essentially constituted reinforcements.

When Lurajapani issued an order to stop the advance of the troops, Pei Chengyi had sent the photos taken by the unmanned reconnaissance plane to the General Staff.

At this time, Xiang Yinghui had just returned to Beijing and was on his way to the head of state.

After receiving the message from Pei Chengyi, Xiang Yinghui finally breathed a sigh of relief.

According to the war plan set by Wang Yuanqing, only when the Indian Ranci sent troops to Sikkim, the Republic's army could cross the border, enter India, and occupy important military targets.

Xiang Yinghui did not interfere with the matter, but decided to ask the head of state before contacting Pei Chengyi.
Chapter completed!