Feng Jun had plenty worth digging into? Lin Beauty firmly believed so.
But she still answered weakly, "Only if he's willing to talk. This isn't something we can pry out with skill... I have a feeling that the more he's willing to tell us now, the more ruthless he'll be if he ever turns against us."
That answer left the person on the other end somewhat helpless, but he still had to encourage the only subordinate who could make contact with Feng Jun. "No rush. Take it slowly. You can tell that he still has feelings for Xia Nation."
Two days later, at a shooting range near the Lakemarta Desert, Xia Nation's military launched a small-scale military exercise, drilling how an armored formation would handle long-range strikes from drones.
This exercise was not as simple as it sounded. What it was really practicing was electronic warfare confrontation.
In a conventional clash between an armored formation and fighter jets, the armored formation would definitely be at a disadvantage. However, fighter jets cost far more than armored vehicles and tanks, and training pilots was much more expensive as well.
So when the two fought, one usually had to calculate the exchange ratio of losses before deciding who had won and who had lost.
But there was currently a line of thought that drones were the ultimate weapon against armored formations, largely because drones were much cheaper than fighter jets. The real pilots hid far in the rear, and even if the drones were shot down, there was not much to regret.
Of course, drones were not cheap either. But since they had no need for dogfighting, they could fly very high, and shooting down a drone was still far more difficult than shooting down a tank.
Thus, some people believed that the