Super Invincible Battleship

Chapter 156: Chapter 106: Break It as Easily as Crushing Dry Weeds (Revised)

The drone rapidly approached the territorial waters of the Diaoyu Islands, and when it reached a point 20 kilometers from the area where the incident occurred, it suddenly pulled up rapidly, rising to an altitude of 500 meters. Suddenly, a jolt went through the airframe, and two air-to-air missiles detached from their weapon racks. The missiles ignited, trailing white smoke as they shot toward the target ahead.

In the sky, two Japan Self-Defense Forces F-15J fighters were patrolling, ready to confront the challenge from Chinese fighters. When the drone suddenly climbed in altitude from afar, their onboard radar immediately detected the drone’s trace. However, on their radar screens, the signals appeared to be an F-15 fighter from the latest batch of the US Forces.

The two Japanese fighter pilots did not understand why an American fighter had suddenly appeared in this area, as they had not received any intelligence about the presence of US fighters here when they set out on their mission. Was this US fighter here to assist them? Yet one thing was very strange; their radar had not detected the American aircraft previously, so how had the fighter suddenly appeared here?

The two Japanese pilots, somewhat puzzled, were about to open the communication channel to contact the F-15 when they suddenly received a radar warning that the F-15 fighter ahead had launched two air-to-air missiles at them.

When the Level 4 drone was upgraded, the F-15 template was selected, causing its weapon system to automatically transform to match that of an F-15. It was equipped with AIM-120 air-to-air missiles as its fighting weapon. The maximum attack range of an AIM-120 air-to-air missile is 90 kilometers, but the effective attack range is 75 kilometers. It also reached a speed of Mach 4. Compared to before, the drone’s missile attack capability had undergone a significant upgrade; it had not only extended its attack range but also increased its attack speed. With such comprehensive upgrades and enhancements, the drone escaped the previous predicament of being unable to attack the enemy directly and was no longer just reliant on strategic deception to ambush its adversaries.

The two F-15J fighters from Japan, surprised by the incoming missiles, had not expected to be attacked by a US fighter. The high-standing image of the US Forces in their minds, coupled with the formidable military strength of the United States, exerted immense pressure on them. Even after realizing they had been attacked by missiles launched by a US fighter, they still did not dare to retaliate with missiles of their own but instead turned tail and fled after reporting the situation to the rear.

To evade the AIM-120 air-to-air missile attack, the two F-15Js accelerated away while releasing decoy flares. What they did not anticipate, however, was that this F-15 did not belong to the United States military, and on board was what could be termed top-notch black technology: Quantum Radar. Once a target was locked by the Quantum Radar, there was no escaping the missile’s pursuit, regardless of the decoy flares deployed.

The F-15J fighters were the Japanese version of the American F-15, with a top speed of only Mach 2.5, making it impossible for them to escape the pursuit of AIM-120 air-to-air missiles traveling at Mach 4. In just thirty seconds, the AIM-120 missiles had caught up with the two F-15Js, avoiding the deployed decoys and accurately hitting both F-15J fighters, setting off two red sparks in the sky.

The pilots of the two F-15J fighters, seeing the dire situation, had ejected early on and parachuted to safety. Thus, under the illuminated skies from the sparks above, two pristine white parachutes bloomed…

The three Japanese patrol ships below, which had been happily chatting away, were taken aback when they suddenly witnessed their aerial assets being destroyed by mysterious missiles. They were momentarily stunned, even forgetting to continue their banter. They stared blankly at the parachuting pilots in the sky, their minds failing to comprehend what had just unfolded.

Little Gu, the captain’s son on the Helong, was live-streaming when he captured the moment the two missiles destroyed the F-15Js, and he became so excited that he couldn’t contain himself, shouting loudly on the live stream. The internet users watching his live broadcast were also thrilled to see the footage, and they started calling friends to spread the news. Within a very short time, the number of people watching Little Gu’s live broadcast surged to over one hundred thousand.

In the world, there have been many engagements between fighter jets, but the footage of the jets being hit by missiles is usually very blurry and unclear. Therefore, when such a clear footage of missiles hitting fighter jets was captured, everyone was incredibly excited. They completely forgot that this was a cruel aerial battle, where the losing side could suffer fatalities…

Yan Fei’s drone had appeared abruptly and destroyed the two F-15J fighters in less than a minute, demonstrating extremely high combat efficiency. Then the drone quickly approached the area of the incident at high speed. Almost at the same moment the Japanese F-15Js were destroyed, it spotted the helicopter midair and swiftly approached. A burst of 30-millimeter naval cannon fire was unleashed, exploding the evasive helicopter in midair.

Seeing their own helicopter blasted by a US fighter, which then approached them appearing about to attack, the crew on the Fushima patrol ship suddenly realized the danger. Faced with a life-or-death situation, the commander on the Fushima was so terrified he became pale as a ghost, his previous bravado vanishing in an instant, to the point of being unable to issue orders. It was only with repeated reminders from his deputy that the commander began to issue orders for a dispersed retreat and reported the current situation to the rear. Thus, the three Japanese patrol ships ceased their harassment of the Helong and began to flee in three different directions.