A secret aircraft factory of the Ming Empire on the outskirts of Xi'an, which is probably the most hidden aircraft factory in the world. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info A year ago, it was ordered to produce the most advanced Djinn 1 horizontal bomber in the Ming Empire.

This huge bomber has an unprecedented design, and it also has unprecedented terrifying performance.

Before the Djinn 1 bomber entered service, such a terrible high-performance offensive weapon almost did not exist in the world. Even today, in 1832, there were only a handful of weapons of the same type that could be compared.

It is a pity that none of the several newly designed aircraft that can be compared to the Djinn 1 bomber came from the Japanese Empire.

The Djindol 1 horizontal bomber has a huge fuselage with two symmetrically designed slender wings that make it look huge.

However, this bomber is only a medium-sized bomber powered by twin engines after all, and in fact it is only a transitional equipment model designed by the Ming Empire.

This huge bomber can carry a large number of 300 kg aerial bombs, which can effectively destroy all kinds of enemy targets. The twin engines provided it with ample range to take off from the Liaodong Field Airfield of the Ming Empire and bomb any part of the northern part of the Korean Peninsula.

As a self-defense weapon, the Djinn 1 bomber has three 13 mm heavy machine guns in the nose, belly, and back, as well as a 20 mm cannon in the tail.

Although it cannot form a tight fire coverage network, it can be regarded as a strong medium bomber for this medium bomber. And the Djinn 1 medium-range bomber is most proud of being another life-saving magic weapon.

Speed, yes, speed! The Dulling God 1 horizontal bomber can easily fly at an altitude of more than 7,000 meters at a speed of more than 500 kilometers, which is already faster than the fighter jets of most countries' air forces.

At the same time, because of the use of a closed cockpit, the Djinn can fly to an extreme altitude of about 8,000 meters when necessary, and the vast majority of fighters at this time cannot reach this terrifying altitude.

Since they are faster than their opponents in height and speed, it is not so necessary for the Djinn God bomber to be equipped with dense self-defense firepower.

The main reason for such impressive performance is that the Djinn 1 bomber is equipped with a new HY-3 aero engine, which can provide 1,000 horsepower for the aircraft after mass production.

This long-range bomber, which the Ming Empire had high hopes for, was mass-produced in the aircraft factory in Xi'an, but only the workers in the Xi'an aircraft factory and a few high-ranking officials knew the actual production speed of this aircraft.

In order to produce aircraft faster, the Ming Empire cited the assembly line production method used by American manufacturers and applied its improvements to aircraft manufacturing.

As a result, a secret factory built 25 kilometers away on the outskirts of Xi'an spans more than 320 meters long and 35 meters wide.

In this huge factory building, workers can assemble two rows of more than 30 Djinn 1 horizontal bombers at the same time.

There are three factories of this size in the country, and in fact, the air force of the Ming Empire is updating its own number of aircraft every day, and it is based on 10 as the basic unit.

Therefore, even if more than 20 Djinn bombers were shot down on the Korean Peninsula, the number of medium-range bombers owned by the Ming Empire's air force was still gradually increasing.

There are more than 1,700 workers in the entire production workshop, who are working overtime to assemble various parts and components onto the skeleton of the already wood-like giant spirit plane.

What is even more remarkable is that among the 1,700 workers, more than 100 women work in the factory as skilled workers for meticulous inspections and precision machining.

This is definitely a progress, a great progress in liberating women's productive forces, and it is precisely because of the infinite pursuit of productivity by the capital chaebols that the Ming Empire has acquiesced in women's work in recent years.

More than 30 Djinn gods were lined up in the factory, some workers were drilling holes in the fuselage of the aircraft, and some workers were skillfully installing the parts in their hands in the designated positions.

Hundreds of people work in the huge building, and the noise of the boreholes can sometimes drown out the shouts of someone in the distance. This is the real place to raise your hands and sweat like rain.

Every step is methodical, every step is supervised, unlike Japan, which gritted its teeth and came up with money to build a few submarines, here there is almost no need to think about money at all, just overtime production.

Thanks to the efforts of these workers, in less than three days after the start of the war, more than 110 Djinn bombers had flown from production plants across the country to the front line.

The arrival of these planes has increased the number of Djinshin-1 bombers over the Korean Peninsula by nearly 100 planes more than at the beginning of the war.

Takehiro Oda had never seen these already terrifying Ming Empire aircraft factories, which was why he was excited about the plan to start building 20 submarines.

If he had seen how the Ming Empire produced weapons, then he would have completely subverted his outlook on life and values.

Because when the Japanese Navy decided to build an additional 20 I-1 submarines, the Air Force General Headquarters of the Ming Empire issued a huge order to several domestic aircraft production plants.

The order includes a full 600 Dentilature-1 horizontal medium-range bombers, an additional 700 Leigong-1 dive bombers, and more than 300 Piercing 2 fighters......

Coupled with 300 Anyun 2 transport planes exclusive to the Air Force, in the aircraft industry alone, the Ming Empire threw out additional production orders of nearly 2,000 aircraft after the war.

Compared to Japan, a small country, it seems that this should be called "rich and rich". And it's really "rich"!

In addition to the production of 2,000 aircraft of various types, the Tangshan 1014 factory of the Ming Empire also has a tank production subsidiary of Chiyou Company, and more than 1,500 tanks and armored vehicles of various models are replenished to the front line.

When a country with a population of more than 500 million and a large number of skilled workers opens up its production capacity and begins to frantically produce weapons and equipment needed for war. It seems that a country like Japan can only sigh and sigh that its comprehensive national strength is not an opponent at all.

Poor Oda Takehiro is still full of ambition, he may not really think that if the Ming Empire can produce I-1 submarines at this moment, it may directly order the construction of 100 ...... (To be continued.) )