"Commander, are you planning to use high-altitude bombing to destroy that tower?" A brigade commander beside him frowned and slowly shook his head. "It won't work... The artillery barrage just now already showed that the tower seems capable of generating an electromagnetic pulse field. If we use bombers, they'll probably be shot down directly too. Not to mention that the nearest air base is only the New York Air National Guard Base. That base doesn't have bombers at all. It has a few F-35s, but their attacks on enemies wouldn't be much different from the artillery barrage earlier..."
The commander nodded and said slowly:
"Of course I saw that too. That electromagnetic interference resembling an energy shield has no fixed range at all. It can adjust its direction at will, making it somewhat like an active defensive attack. But strategic bombers are different. Bombing from ten thousand meters in the air is difficult to counter effectively even with existing surface-to-air missiles and anti-aircraft guns... And since it's energy field interference, it must have an energy limit. With saturation bombing, we can determine the limits of its energy reserves and defense."
"Agreed. I support the commander's plan as well." Another brigade commander, who had remained silent until then, nodded. This brigade commander, Fress, possessed the same strong military bearing and was highly supportive of many of the commander's proposals. He said slowly, "Although the New York Air National Guard Base has no bombers, the Washington Bolling Air Force Base and Andrews Air Force Base not far from New York both have them. They each have some B-52H Stratofortress bombers, B-1B Lancer bombers, and B-2A Spirit stealth bombers. I can lead a team to launch a surprise raid and seize control of those air bases..."
At this point, Fress raised his head