"Ta-ta-ta-ta-ta!"

The other five fighter jets following Gao Peng also opened fire, like a pack of wolves rushing into a sheep pen, attacking the Russian airship unscrupulously.

"Boom boom boom!" The Russian airships were hit one after another, burst into flames, and exploded and disintegrated a few seconds later.

The Russian troops on the airship's pod were thrown into the air one after another amid violent shaking, performing "free" falling motions.

They were wailing heartbreakingly, because they all knew that what awaited them would be one of the cruelest ways of death, being beaten into pieces while they were still alive.

Gao Peng led a squadron of fighter jets, darting back and forth and launching combined attacks. In less than half an hour, he shot down all thirty airships.

Although the Russian troops on the airship fired at them, this kind of shooting was almost negligible for the fast-flying fighter jets.

Complete victory! It is both a tactical victory and a strategic victory.

After the Imperial Chinese Air Force fighter squadron destroyed the Russian airship force, it immediately returned and hid in the hangar.

The Russian officers and soldiers who were conducting critical operations in Tenda were looking forward to the arrival of their own airships to assist in the battle, so that the Chinese Imperial Army would also have a taste of being bombed and barbecued.

However, they waited for no news, and then waited for no news. When they finally saw a series of violent explosions in the distant sky and a fire as bright as the sun, their hearts suddenly sank to the bottom.

When the bad news came, the Russian frontline offensive suddenly weakened and morale was low. Similarly, Paulnev was dumbfounded when he learned that the airship troops he sent had been wiped out.

how come?

Paulnev didn't understand why thirty airships were destroyed in the blink of an eye.

Paulnev could not know the reason, because the airship was completely destroyed and no one came back alive to tell him what terrible thing happened.

Paulnev couldn't find the reason, but he hoped that Tengda could be captured as soon as possible on the front line to wash away the huge humiliation caused by being humiliated by the Chinese Imperial Army this winter.

The next day, Paulnev once again sent out the remaining twenty-five airships and rushed to the front line.

However, Paulnev soon received another report that all twenty-five wedding boats were wiped out again. Witnesses said that the airship had a big explosion in the air and seemed to be attacked by some birds, but they did not know the cause.

Paulnev completely collapsed. He destroyed fifty-five airships in two days. These were luxuries bought with a huge sum of money. They were reimbursed before seeing the results. This really made him feel ashamed.

Soon, the Russian high command learned about this incident and inevitably scolded Paulnev. However, the Russian high command was not simple either. They quickly obtained the necessary information from Russian civilians near Tenda and learned about the Chinese Empire.

The Air Force suddenly has a new weapon, but they still don't know what it is.

Subsequently, the Russian High Command increased its intelligence collection efforts on the Chinese Imperial Army. Only after spending huge amounts of manpower, material and financial resources, some useful information was finally obtained.

"airplane?"

"What it is?"

These two sentences suddenly became buzzwords among people who read newspapers all over the world.

After the Tengda air battle, the news spread like wildfire that the entire Russian airship force was annihilated, which immediately aroused great concern among military strategists around the world. Why was a powerful airship force of fifty-five ships wiped out in the blink of an eye? This is all

A question that people are concerned about. As for what an airplane is, they only learned that it is an aircraft through intelligence, and combined with the information provided by current scientific researchers in this field from various countries, they finally understood that the airplane was something they had ignored earlier.

Something similar to a water dragonfly aircraft.

Countries immediately invested in personnel to research aircraft. However, they were misled by the Chinese Empire and kept developing airships. As a result, they had very few domestic aircraft projects. Even if they had private researchers, the aircraft they built could only fly a dozen meters.
Chapter completed!