The Marietta Plant, where Lockheed manufactured the C-5 Galaxy transport aircraft.
Although detailed specifications are unavailable, and the F-117 is unlikely to allow unrestricted viewing, a guided tour of the C-5's side is still permissible.
A massive aluminum alloy structure.
Lin Lixin walked around the cabin with his entourage and engineers.
If he hadn't just come in from outside, he would have thought he was in a warehouse.
It is these extravagant transport planes that are able to deliver such massive amounts of military equipment to the other side of the world.
These are things you can't feel just by looking at a screen.
"So... Mr. Lin, you're planning to develop a realistic 'modern warfare' themed game?"
Lockheed CEO Tailaipu followed closely behind Lin Lixin.
Seeing that he kept stopping and starting, and sensing that the atmosphere was a bit dull, she took the initiative to break the ice.
"Pretty much. Quake was a kind of technology test for us. After all, it's a fictional fantasy world, so the sense of immersion will always be a bit lacking."
Lin Lixin nodded and looked around. This thing is so big, yet it can only carry two M1 Abrams main battle tanks.
From this, it's easy to deduce just how terrifying the actual size of the M1 tank is.
Previously, we only viewed things through screens or televisions, so we didn't really have a concept of the actual size of many pieces of equipment.
Come to think of it, the M1 is a steel behemoth nearly 10 meters long.
Ten meters!
It's about three or four stories high when viewed vertically.
This reminded Lin Lixin of the questions that had arisen in his mind when he read those encyclopedias about military equipment.
What if the blue whale, the most terrifying super-mega-beast on Earth, suddenly decided to attack one of humanity's poor nuclear submarines?
Um...
It's probably like a U-turn accidentally sending a child to another world because it couldn't stop in time.
However, nuclear submarines are the real game-changer.