Since anti-aircraft missiles were not powerful enough to threaten Iron Man, they would use more powerful missiles!
"Launch the Tomahawk cruise missiles!"
At the fleet commander's order, the vertical missile launch platforms on the decks of more than a dozen warships opened at once. Fierce flames erupted from the launch silos, and billowing smoke engulfed the decks. Massive missiles over five meters long and more than half a meter in diameter shot out of the smoke, turned in midair, and flew toward the two incoming Iron Man suits.
Tomahawk cruise missiles had originally been high-powered long-range missiles intended for striking enemy ground targets from afar. Using them against aircraft was like using a cannon to kill a mosquito.
But with anti-aircraft missiles proving too weak, they could only hope that the Tomahawk Missiles' explosive power could exceed the Iron Man suits' interception range, allowing the blast to still damage them even after the missiles were intercepted and detonated.
Moreover, to increase the destructive power, he had launched more than a dozen Tomahawk Missiles at once.
A single Tomahawk cruise missile cost as much as 1.2 million dollars. The total value of these dozen-plus missiles was nearly 20 million!
But as long as they could capture Iron Man, any price was worth paying.
The launch of the Tomahawk cruise missiles was far more dramatic than that of ordinary shipborne anti-aircraft missiles, so Chen Mo immediately noticed that these missiles were different. J.A.R.V.I.S. promptly provided their information and estimated explosive power.
When Chen Mo discovered that their blast radius exceeded the range of his miniature tracking missiles, he looked at the dozen-plus Tomahawk Missiles closing in at high speed. Rather than take them head-on, he chose to evade.
Tomahawk cruise missiles were not anti-aircraft missiles, after all. They were huge and cumbersome,