The reason why there is such a density is that the intelligence personnel consider one thing: once a certain talent escapes, the stubborn army will immediately realize that the Eighth Route Army is recruiting talents, so they will dispatch special agents to monitor it. At that time, it will be much more difficult and
It's also more dangerous.
Therefore, the intelligence personnel do not move at all, but act almost at the same time when they move.
The reason why it went so smoothly was actually because the stubborn army underestimated the enemy... The stubborn army never imagined that these talents would actually agree to develop in the Eighth Route Army's base area. Isn't this stupid? The conditions in Chongqing are good and safe, and others have squeezed them out.
Head down here, but they have to escape from here!
In addition, there were many battles between the stubborn troops in all directions at this time, so the distraction allowed the talented people to "escape" from Chongqing with their families and their families.
There were twenty-three researchers in total, all well-known senior intellectuals from various schools, and many of them had studied abroad, including Professor Su Caiming... Later, Wang Xuexin found out that Professor Su had returned from studying abroad before the sun set.
This seems normal. There was a physics department in China during this period. Peking University opened it in 1913. It can be said that it was the first school in China to offer physics. However, it did not offer mechanical manufacturing due to its weak industrial base... To be precise, it was
It had not yet been opened in Su Caiming's time.
Therefore, Professor Su can only learn by studying abroad.
The others are similar. Some have returned from studying abroad in Gaul, some have returned from studying abroad in Yingjiang, and some have returned from studying abroad with the Japanese. More than one-third of them have studied abroad.
A group of researchers gathered together, and Professor Su explained the V1 missile plan conceived by Wang Xuexin, which shocked all the "well-informed" international students. As a result, many people were interested in the missile even before the research and development began.
This is doubtful:
"We have never heard of this thing!"
"If this idea can be successful, why don't Yingjiang, Yingjiang, and many other great powers develop it?"
"If they can't develop it, can we do it?"
…
Their suspicions are legitimate.
After all, the industrial base of China at this time was thousands of miles away from that of the great powers. It was not even worthy of catching up, but now it has to catch up and surpass it at one stroke... This is indeed a bit unbelievable.
However, this also shows that Chinese talents generally have no confidence in China and themselves.
When they were studying abroad, they saw the gap between China and foreign countries, and were even shocked by the gap. However, they were angry about China but did not complain about its misfortune, or they hated that iron could not become steel. Over time, they formed a stereotyped impression.
, I always think that China is inferior to foreign countries in all aspects. Now when I hear that China wants to develop something like this that is not even available abroad, and it is also the Eighth Route Army, isn’t that whimsical?
The most representative one is a professor named He Zhimin. According to Professor Su, he returned from studying abroad in Yingjiang and majored in aircraft manufacturing and engineering.
When he heard about this major, Wang Xuexin couldn't help but secretly praise Su Xin's foresight... What Wang Xuexin said was just "improving the accuracy of rockets", but Su Xin was able to find talents for him who specialized in aircraft manufacturing. This is what R&D v1
Missiles are urgently needed.
But He Zhimin's attitude was a bit arrogant. He had an incredulous expression and a trace of ridicule on his lips: "Comrade Battalion Commander, it's not that I'm throwing cold water on you, but this project is too difficult for us."
Big. Apart from other things, as you described it, this kind of rocket should be more like an airplane, but how can an airplane be said to be made by China? What about the aerodynamic layout? What about the appearance design? And what about the engine?"
Seeing that Wang Xuexin did not answer, he continued: "The production of aircraft, from design to production to test flight, and finally flying into the sky... these alone are far from being completed in a few months, let alone allowing
It automatically corrects its trajectory."
Wang Xuexin admitted that what He Zhimin said was right.
Aircraft are closely related to the industrial base. For example, the Eighth Route Army may be stumped by a small screw. Producing airplanes seems a bit too ambitious.
Although Su Caiming agreed with He Zhimin's statement, his attitude was completely different from He Zhimin's.
"How do you know if you don't try it?" Su Caiming said: "Moreover, what we produce is not an actual aircraft, but a small and light aircraft. It is not an exaggeration to say it is a model. More importantly, we
Using it as a bomb means that there is no need to consider safety, just that it can fly to the target with a certain degree of accuracy!"
Su Caiming's words attracted the approval of some researchers. Others can produce aircraft that can fly repeatedly in the sky and take off and land. It is not difficult for us to produce a model that can fly in the air, right?
"Easy to say!" He Zhimin laughed: "What about the specific design? Size, dimensions, etc., what drawing should we produce according to?"
Everyone couldn't help but be stunned when they heard this.
Although some of them study physics, mechanics, and even aircraft manufacturing, none of them know how to design aircraft.
Moreover, designing an airplane is not something that can be done in a flash. It needs to be blown in front of a wind tunnel to obtain relevant data and make modifications.
Wang Xuexin was quite prepared in this regard. He calmly took out a stack of documents from his bag and handed them to He Zhimin, saying, "This is something I designed in my spare time. He will see if he is satisfied with it!"
He Zhimin smiled and shook his head, then sighed.
That expression seems to say that today's young people really don't know how high the sky is. They just draw something and think it can fly into the sky. If airplanes were so easy to design, would China still have a self-developed thing that can fly into the sky?
Therefore, He Zhimin didn't even want to take what Wang Xuexin handed him, but seeing Wang Xuexin holding up his hand to insist, he was embarrassed to refuse, so he reluctantly took the document and flipped through it.
But when he flipped through it, he was shocked. He looked up at Wang Xuexin, and then regardless of everyone's eyes, he immediately put the document on the table, took the kerosene lamp and put it next to him and read it carefully, and then took out his pen and picked it up.
The calculation begins on the manuscript paper.
He Zhimin became more and more surprised as he calculated. After a while, he raised his head and asked Wang Xuexin: "Did you design this?"
Wang Xuexin nodded and said, "That's right. The research and development staff of Eagle Sauce also helped a lot!"
Wang Xuexin passed the blame to Yingjiang. In fact, Wang Xuexin bought these design drawings and structural drawings from the system, which cost Wang Xuexin tens of millions of military coins. This is painful.
But of course, Wang Xuexin cannot say that he did it all by himself, otherwise he would be asked how he knew this knowledge.