Knight of the Light

At the beginning of March 1992, an extremely bad theft occurred in Hesa ​​near Isfahan-a special tool in a repair shop disappeared for no reason.

This must be a despicable means of evil enemies!

Major General Tay, who was in charge of Hesa, was furious. After receiving reports from his subordinates, his first reaction was that enemy agents or running dogs penetrated the factory area.

In this regard, Eagle Sauce has a history.

After the collapse of the Pahlavi dynasty, Persia was greatly upset. Almost all the pilots and technical officers in the army were loyal to the old king, and they were immediately ruthlessly purged.

However, after the war between Iran and Iran broke out, Saddam's complete set of Soviet-style equipment was fierce. Persia had to bring back the suppressed Tomcat pilots and ground crews, allowing them to rejoin the army and take off to perform combat missions.

For soldiers who have been trained in foreign countries, this attitude of respectfulness is naturally unpleasant. It is inevitable that some people will make some damage in the dark, such as destroying the guiding head of the "Undead Bird" missile.

For the ‘unreliable’ guy, Major General Tai would have to use them and guard against them, but also find ways to squeeze out the technology in their hands.

In this case, the proper rate of the Tomcat has been erratic. If the Major General is fierce, the probability of proper combat will be higher. If you relax a little, the probability of crash will drop sharply.

If the work can be done with fierceness, things will be simple. But it's too fierce. The'unreliable' guys often do some irreversible damage, such as losing some special maintenance tools.

Modern weapons and equipment are all highly specialized industrial products, and the f-14a fighter is even more difficult to maintain.

Its engine and variable-sweep wings are both troublesome. If you want to maintain this kind of baby, even a pneumatic wrench is often made by the original factory, and it can't be added if it is broken.

"Are you going to force me to shoot a few people? Or send your family to prison for a few days?"

In a maintenance workshop, the major general called the ground crew who lost his tools and shouted loudly. His anger was fierce and his face was terrifying and daunting.

The ground staff in work clothes were more than half of their age. They shivered in the cry of the major general, and their faces were pale. Several apprentices were also terrified and in a hurry.

"No one speaks, does it?"

Major General Tai is desperately angry. This kind of thing happened in the factory area he managed. Once it was reported, it was absolutely "can't eat, just walk around." This will not only affect his future, but even his life.

Facing the beaten face of the major general, an old diligent bitter begged for mercy: "All tools will be registered and counted every day, and they are recorded for use and storage. We don't know how it was lost."

"Don't you know? Thirteen pneumatic wrenches, five linear measuring rulers, and even a folding crane dedicated to engine disassembly.

If there is no ghost inside, how can these devices disappear for no reason? There must be your accomplices in the factory. Maybe there are enemy spies outside the factory. "

Major General Tay threw himself in front of the trained ground crew like a hungry tiger, staring at these'unreliable' elements one by one.

The ground crew stood nervously and stared forward, no one dared to evade their eyes, for fear of causing greater suspicion. In the past, there was a companion who was sent to prison because he was frightened.

"Now give the tools and accomplices, I can forgive you. Once I find out who is doing the destruction, I will send your entire group to punishment. Don't even try to escape with your family."

The major general was scolding coolly, and the trained group was already sifting bran.

Several uniformed guards came in from outside the repair shop and walked behind the major general, whispering in their ears. The major general's expression suddenly changed, and he screamed fiercely: "Not only did this workshop lose something?"

The situation has gotten worse.

Major General Tay hurried to several other repair shops. The more information gathered, the greater the sweat on his forehead. More than a few wrenches? There is much less.

Dedicated fighter aircraft maintenance power supply, hydraulic trolley for disassembly and assembly of landing gear, ultrasonic flaw detection equipment with inspection and diagnosis functions, etc.

"Why is this happening? There are so many stolen and so many types, you are only reporting now?"

Major General Tay really wanted to kill his own waste. Without so many things, this is definitely a super big case. He himself must be implicated.

The subordinates were also trembling, "The maintenance staff did not dare to report after they found that they lacked the tools. They always wanted to find it first, or simply conceal it. They could not hide it before reporting, but the matter expanded."

The theft of the factory that repairs the Tomcat has been stolen. If you change the major, you will do an internal investigation first. But as the investigation deepened, he discovered that the stolen things were numerous and numerous.

The thief not only needs to repair the tools, he almost needs everything. From wing box bearings to special screws, from the large frame of the fuselage to discarded brake discs, from spare engines to onboard electronic equipment.

When Major General Tay ran wildly across the plant, he found that there were loopholes everywhere he guarded. No one dared to report it on weekdays, and it was reported everywhere after the investigation.

Especially when the warehouse in the factory area where the spare parts of the fighters opened the iron door, the major general standing outside the door was directly dizzy, and there was one management behind him, all stunned.

The warehouse that was originally filled with the wreckage of scrapped fighters was less than half, and some areas were almost emptied.

Not to mention any spare parts, even the body of the Tomcat that is nearly 20 meters long, more than ten meters wide, and has an empty weight of ten tons. Taking a careful inventory, there were 13 fewer.

"Who? Who did this?"

Major General Tai's eyes were black and crumbling. The guard behind him hurriedly supported him, and even the management of the plant tried his best to comfort him.

The sky collapsed and there was a tall man standing on it, and now Major General Tai is'tall man', so he must go to the top.

A few large warehouses of thousands of square meters, and at least a few hundred tons of scrapped fighters, how can you watch so many things?

The "inner ghost" who did this was too cruel. This was a direct slapping on the Persians!

Although all the lost fighters can no longer be repaired, the Persians rely on these ‘organ donors’ to maintain the remaining twenty or thirty Tomcats.

Even a turbofan blade, an airborne chip, a fuel line, and a hydraulic component are all precious to Persia.

It's reliable now. I don't know if the guy who lacks virtue and smokes engages in'ant moving house'. Not only did he move the fighter plane, he also carried airborne weapons.

Persia purchased more than two hundred and eighty ‘undead birds’ and used half of them. Only 40% of the remaining half can still be used normally.

There are probably dozens of missiles scrapped due to the failure of the built-in system battery. Regarding these scrapped missiles, Persia was also reluctant to throw them and tried their best to recover them.

However, the warehouse where missiles are now stored has also been stolen, and many missile racks have been looted.

In order to cover up, the thieves actually made some missiles and put them in the warehouse. This gadget looks the same as the real one from afar. Only when you get closer will you find that it is a piece of painted wood.

Too virtues, this is really virtues!

There are even more unethical.