Tank Group Warfare was not invincible. Lin Qi knew that very well.
If he did not cool these people's enthusiasm early, they might suffer devastating losses when they clashed with the Peng Joe Army.
This was not Lin Qi being pessimistic. The enemy was genuinely too powerful.
Their strength lay in the spirit of their soldiers and their wealth of wartime experience!
Their long history, filled with war, had given them a mature way of waging war and allowed them to quickly find ways to counter their enemies.
Take landmines, for example.
Landmines could not even be considered a modern invention. They had a long history of development and evolution, and were frequently used in modern warfare as well.
People might not yet realize their effect on tanks, but Lin Qi believed it would not be long before the Peng Joe People began using landmines.
Once their method of warfare shifted from all-out offense to a war of attrition based on defensive counterattacks, they would find a way to restrict the tanks' ability to charge and wreak destruction!
Besides landmines, there were also aircraft.
Tanks that could not "look up" were doomed to be ruled by aircraft. Under dive-bombing attacks, tanks could only be picked off one by one.
In fact, Lin Qi's Flight Research Institute had already begun researching an aerial bomb designed to target tanks. It did not need to be extremely accurate, nor did it need to completely destroy a tank in a single strike.
It only needed to land on or near a tank and disable its power source. That would be enough! One could not expect bombers to frequently use dive-bombing to pick off tanks whenever they were not specifically sent to deal with them. That would be unrealistic and inefficient. Only large-scale, effective bombing