Kids, they're always interested in beautiful castles, not to mention that this castle is not only beautiful, but also big enough!

Kōšonž Castle is not only the third largest castle in Europe, but also the third largest palace in Poland.

It looks a bit baroque, but it is not too delicate, especially the ornate cascade garden carved out of the rock mass 200 years ago.

The entire castle stands directly on the rock mass, and there is no outer wall, and the mountain gives the main five-story castle a very good defensive barrier.

The many renovations after the 19th century also improved the light-taking properties of the castle, and the windows are numerous, and the appearance does not have the gloomy feeling of a traditional castle, but more like a palace on the top of a hill.

In a word, the defense is top-notch and habitable.

However, the two little girls, after the first time they arrived, had lost much desire to visit the castle, not only because they were well-informed, but most importantly because they were hungry!

The jet lag hasn't been reversed yet, and it's time for dinner.

When I came out to play, my family was centered on children, and Zhang Nan said: "Eat first!"

Don't visit first, the world is big, and the meal is the biggest.

It was already arranged, and the in-house chef also arrived early, arranged at the castle hotel where he was going to stay, where the butler and the servants were preparing, with the cooperation of Alexander Komorowski's own private Polish local chef.

The boss's safety standards when traveling can be compared to the president of the United States, Komorowski does not dare to randomly find a few people to cook to make up the number, and only those who are relieved by himself dare to participate in this matter.

Otherwise, he will be unlucky!

The tall dining room in the late 19th century style has long tables and high floor-to-ceiling windows that can see the northeast plain, making it a pleasure to sit in the dining room.

Zhang Nan asked Komorowski to sit on his right, waited for the food to be served, and asked about the business of the Polish company.

"According to the latest news, Russia is going to sell off their inventory of Scud missiles in an all-round way, and the basic model is priced at $200,000 a round, buy five get one free, and you can also charter shipping if you have a large amount.

The company has booked a lot in the name of Botswana and Gambia, and the price on your side cannot exceed 100,000 per round, otherwise it will be a loss and meaningless.

Many of the missiles on the Russian side are still the latest models with a range of 480 km, and we take it at half price..."

Zhang Nan said that Komorowsky listened honestly, and waited for the boss to finish speaking, and then said: "The price is controlled at 5 to 60,000 yuan, and the transportation depends on us, and the launch vehicle and supporting vehicles will be relatively expensive..."

Da Maozi's "Scud-B" fire sale, it is said that the inventory of the Russian family alone has nearly 10,000 rounds, which is too much, and if it is not sold or played, it can only be scrapped slowly and turned into scrap iron.

In recent years, due to the lack of money and manpower, those missiles and equipment will reach the critical point of scrapping in the technical manual if they are not systematically maintained.

It's all good things, even if you can't use them for the time being, you can save them for a few years and sell them for a lot of money in Africa!

The circular probability error of the basic model in the "Scud" B type is about 300 meters at a range of 300 kilometers, which seems to be not high, but the most basic warhead weighs one ton, has a charge of 860 kilograms, and can have a killing radius of 150 meters, which is enough to deal with urban targets.

One hit is a building!

At the time of the Gulf War, the United States claimed that the "Patriot" air defense missile's success rate in intercepting the "Scud" reached 96 percent.

The actual situation is that at that time, the interception success rate of the "Patriot" was pitifully low, that is, between 15% and 30%, and the "Scud" had a very strong penetration capability, and this was a very powerful ballistic missile!

Besides, not to mention now, that is, 20 years from now, how many countries will have "patriots"?

Even if there were, how high would the deployment density be? What could be the first-level combat readiness duty rate?

A one-ton warhead, a probability error of 300 meters, a killing radius of at least 150 meters, or the most basic conventional warhead data, no city can withstand it!

During the Gulf War, the "Scuds" gave people the impression that they were poor in accuracy and power, and that was because almost all of those missiles were "improved monkey versions of Scuds" developed by Iraq to increase the range and reduce the load of warheads.

The accuracy error of Saddam's "monkey version of the Scud" is calculated in "kilometers", and many of them are not problems (the Iraqis' improved "Scud" is often scattered in mid-air after launch) is more than 3 kilometers, and the weight of the warhead seems to be only 150 kilograms.

One ton warhead, 150 kg warhead, this is not on an order of magnitude, not to mention the difference between 300 meters and 3 km accuracy!

Mao Zi is also bad, and arms exports have always liked to engage in the "self-use version" and the "export monkey version" routine, just like their T72 tank, the quality and performance of the self-use type and the export type are very different, and weapons such as the "Scud" missile are even more so.

In terms of conventional warheads alone, the exported Monkey version only has a basic high-explosive single warhead, and compared with those missiles used by its own use, there are differences in accuracy, warhead color, and even range.

And there are also differences in Maozi's arms export version, for example, the "pure monkey version of Scud" for Iraq and Libya is the worst, while the original version provided to the Warsaw Pact countries will be much better, and some are even exactly the same as the Soviet army's own version.

Monkey version, Warsaw Pact version, self-use version, routines within routines.

The Warsaw Pact allies are going to deal with the NATO army first, and the equipment given can't be too monkey, otherwise it's just a pit yourself.

Poland's "Scud-B" has only a single warhead, but it is the same as the Soviet army's own single warhead model, so the "combined forces" will take a fancy to it.

The accuracy is good, and in the test firing under imitation actual combat conditions, an error of less than 300 meters can be made, which is not comparable with the Iraqi and Iranian people's errors of more than one kilometer with almost all imported "Scuds" during the Iran-Iraq war.

The restaurant was full of their own people, and Zhang Nan and Komorowsky said that these were all right, "Scuds" were just "ICBMs", and they were not ICBMs.

You know, a few SS-20s from Kazakhstan have long been quietly put into the basement of Botswana, compared to the Scud, for the big countries, as long as they don't keep near their own territory, they are antiques.

The first time I came to Poland, it was my first meal, so I had to have some Polish food.

Polish pork mixed with a small amount of beef sausages, turkey sausages, wild ducks, roast pork hind leg steaks, Polish mixed meat dumplings...

Polish dishes from the southwest fill the long table, and the eyes are full of calories!

"Boss, this wine is also our special variety, raspberry sweet wine, first-class with a delicious meal!"

Komorowsky poured wine for Zhang Nan and tasted it, the wine was a little sweet, it was good.

Tree raspberry wine, which reminds Zhang Nan of a kind of soju made purely from tree raspberries in his hometown in his previous life, which is super expensive, and the cost is at least 300 yuan a catty!

It seems that no one in my hometown has made wine like that, and raspberries have to be made wild, and now there is no such thing as artificial cultivation, so it is too troublesome to get together the raw materials.

"This wine is good, get me some to take away when the time comes." ”

It's delicious.