The Third Army of the South Burmese Government Army suddenly and openly announced a collective change of flag, turned into a member of the North Burma People's Army, opened the gates of the North Burma and North Burma, and allowed the two heavily armed mechanized divisions of the North Burma People's Army to pass through Naypyidaw and blitzkrieg Yangon like an armed march without a single soldier or a single bullet.

At the same time, the powerful air corps of the North Burma People's Air Force, composed of 120 Jian-H-7 Flying Leopards, 36 Jian-10 Pengniao, and 18 Jian-15 Haidongqing, carried out targeted killings against the few airfields and air defense units of the South Burmese government army.

Naturally, the navy of the North Burmese People's Army was not to be outdone, and a huge attack formation composed of two Mandalay-class amphibious assault ships, six new 052D-class missile destroyers, 12 new 051C-class missile frigates, and a number of landing ships and transport ships blocked Yangon Harbor with the overwhelming force of Mount Tai, forcing the insignificant naval ships in South Burma to raise the white flag without even daring to raise anchor.

On the premise that the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain, China and other countries were aware of this news, it did not have much impact on the international community.

However, India's representative at the United Nations jumped up and down and shouted the "North Burma threat theory" and strongly called on the international community to impose sanctions on North Burma's military hegemony.

Representatives of the Philippines and Indonesia also actively cooperated with their Indian counterparts in requesting the United Nations to send peacekeeping troops to stop the military aggression of North Burma against South Burma.

The two world hegemons, the United States and the Soviet Union, did not speak, and UN Secretary-General Havel naturally turned a blind eye and never expressed his position.

The battle situation was so smooth, which was not only expected by Yang Weiping, but also a bit beyond his imagination.

This is because all the attacking units of the North Burma People's Army have basically not encountered fierce resistance from the formed units of the South Burmese government army. With the exception of a very small group loyal to Win Nai, the vast majority of the South Burmese government forces surrendered after a little resistance.

From this point. Yang Weiping also realized how worthwhile it was for him to take the risk of coming to Naypyidaw to persuade Dechen Min-Maung.

Yang Weiping did not think about how the international community, represented by the United States and the Soviet Union, viewed the ongoing asymmetric war. At this time, he did not even pay much attention to the important matter of taking over and managing the occupied territory, but in the Yang manor in Mandalay, he was enthusiastically discussing the transfer of technical materials with a delegation secretly sent by the Soviet Union.

The rapid development of nanotechnology and microelectronic technology has made it more and more convenient to store and read a large number of paper documents.

In order to let the Soviet Union have an intuitive and correct understanding of the "Star Wars Project" created by the United States, Yang Weiping deliberately took the time to write a written document of more than 30 pages. Some of the views of later generations on the "Star Wars Project" are selectively expounded.

The core of this material is that neither the Soviet Union will be frightened by the Star Wars program, nor will the Soviet Union not be able to respond to it.

Naturally, the Soviets were rewarded with this top-secret information, and Karenia undoubtedly made a great contribution to the Soviets, which was highly praised by Chairman Andropov.

As for the proton rocket, space station, and nuclear-powered aircraft carrier technology that Yang Weiping asked for exchange, the Soviet side quite happily used dozens of large-capacity hard disks at one time and packed them up.

Although the Soviet Union's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, the Ulyanovsk, is still on paper and has not yet had time to start construction, Yang Weiping still expresses a strong interest in the blueprint and concept of the design of this nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, which represents the highest technological peak of the Soviet Navy.

From the moment he got the electronic documents provided by the engineers and technicians of the Nevsky Engineering Design Bureau of the Soviet Union, Yang Weiping sat in front of his special computer and entered the usual state of forgetting to sleep and eat.

It is worth mentioning here that because of Yang Weiping's guidance on the advanced development concept of computers. Coupled with the collective efforts of a large number of computer experts and software and hardware technicians from all over the world, the development of computer technology in the world today is close to the level of the early 21st century. It is more than ten years ahead of the same period in history.

Although the Chinese code assembly language and its programming software promoted by Tiangongshi have been widely used around the world, Yang Weiping still did not forget to acquire Microsoft, which had just started, and specially sent people to send the design concept and R&D plan of the Windows operating system to Bill Gates.

Although liquid crystal display technology has not been fully applied to the civilian and commercial fields due to its high cost, it has also been widely used in military and large-scale real rooms.

Yang Weiping has never forgotten that advanced power systems are inseparable from advanced computer software and hardware technical support, so the research funds and efforts invested by Tiangong Shi in the field of computers are no less than those in new materials and engines.

Yang Weiping has always believed that the strength of the team is stronger than the individual. He may not be an all-round genius who is proficient in all fields, but he is definitely qualified to pass on the development structure and direction of the science and technology tree that he knows to all the scientific research and technical personnel in the Tiangong Shi Yàn Room. So that they don't waste time, energy, and money in the wrong direction of R&D.

It is precisely because of this that Yang Weiping was crowned with the honorary title of "Father of the Global Nano Era". It is also called "the great mentor of scientific research" by many scientific and technological workers around the world.

As a liaison officer and assistant of the Nevsky Engineering Design Bureau, Nikilshkov sat next to Yang Weiping, watching the world-famous scientific research tutor in front of him skillfully operate the CAD drawing software and flip through one electronic drawing file after another in the computer.

Located in the depths of the Young Manor in Mandalay, this personal studio is one of many private studios owned by Yang Weiping around the world. It's different from other studios. The studio is equipped with a state-of-the-art mainframe computer, Tiangong No. 3, which is a generation ahead of the other studios' mainframe computers, Tiangong No. 1 and Tiangong No. 2.

After carefully reading the layout of all the compartments and pipelines of the Ulyanovsk, Yang Weiping immediately called out the design part of the ship's catapult device.

In the history of the Soviet Union, before the explosion of World War II, the German steam catapult carriage system was introduced, and it had a short experience in the application of catapult technology. However, their efforts in this area were completely interrupted by the outbreak of World War II. So the accumulation of technology on aircraft carrier catapult devices is almost zero. This was the case until 1982. The Soviet Union only restarted the development of the aircraft carrier catapult, and in mid-to-late 1983 began to build the first physical catapult, and finally installed the catapult on the "Nikoka" aircraft carrier in 1986 for testing.

However, in this era, with the physical object of the complete set of steam catapult device for the aircraft carrier provided by Yang Weiping as a reference, coupled with the substantial improvement of the Soviet Union's high-precision machining capacity and new alloy materials, the starting point of the aircraft carrier steam catapult device development project jointly established by the Soviet Union and North Burma in early 1982 is not known how many times higher than that of the same period in history.

So far, the Soviet Black Sea Shipyard has successfully completed the finalization and production of a new aircraft carrier steam catapult device, and applied this device, which they called "powerful boost device", to the design of the Ulyanovsk.

As the first aircraft carrier steam catapult device successfully developed by the Soviet Union, this catapult has a cylinder stroke length of 95.5 meters, which can theoretically accelerate the catapult of aircraft weighing up to 32 tons to a take-off speed of 185 knots. Basically close to the level of the American C-13-1 type steam catapult device.

Yang Weiping made the most careful study of the main components of the catapult engine, such as the cylinder, cylinder head, sealing belt, piston assembly and water brake of this steam catapult device, and finally he had to admire Lao Maozi's design and manufacturing ability. In terms of the design and manufacture of such large-scale, complex and cutting-edge equipment, there is still a certain gap between the current North Burma and even China, compared with the Soviet Union.

Not to mention anything else, the two ejection groove guide rails alone represent the highest embodiment of a country's large-scale precision machining capabilities. Precision machining enterprises in northern Myanmar do not have this capability for the time being.

"Good thing, really good thing!" Yang Weiping couldn't help but sigh while carefully looking at the analysis of the façade of the steam catapult engine on the LCD screen.

"This is indeed an advanced and mature aircraft carrier steam catapult. Nikilshkov, a senior Soviet engineer sitting on the side, couldn't help but answer: "However, whether to equip this steam catapult on the Ulyanovsk, our domestic engineers and technicians in the relevant fields are still arguing. Aviation designers who supply carrier-based aircraft for new aircraft carriers are categorically opposed to the installation of catapults on new aircraft carriers. The reason they gave was that if the aircraft used a catapult to implement forced acceleration take-off, it was necessary to strengthen the stability of the aircraft structure, otherwise the performance of the aircraft would be severely damaged, and the failure rate of the aircraft would be greatly increased. ”

"Ridiculous! short-sighted! Ignorant!" Yang Weiping made a judgment without hesitation: "Is it the Sukhoi Design Bureau or the Mikoyan Design Bureau who said these things? If Ivanov and Simonov also hold such a viewpoint, Mr. Nikilshkov, you can tell them on my behalf, just say that it was I, Yang Weiping, who said that they do not want to be a qualified aircraft designer! I am ashamed to know them!"

"Mr. Yang, I'm so glad you can think so!" Nikilshkov stood up excitedly and said excitedly: "If you can take the time to go to the Soviet Union and have a good lesson with those aviation designers of our country, so that they can fully understand the importance of aircraft carrier steam catapults in modern naval warfare, I believe that all Soviet naval generals will be very grateful to you!"

"If it is convenient, I think I will make a special trip to visit Chairman Andropov. Yang Weiping patted Nikilshkov's shoulder very cordially, smiled and said: "Because I am a sincere friend of the Soviet people at all times." (To be continued......)