Recently, the mainland armed forces have carried out a series of major military reforms, and the most important of these reforms is the establishment of the Information Support Department, which abolished the strategic support department that had been established for eight years and refined a completely new information support department on the basis of the original one. Subsequently, the news of the mainland's military reform was reported by the United States, India, and other media that continued to pay attention to the mainland, but what is surprising is that India, which has always adopted a policy of trampling on the mainland, did not belittle the mainland's military reform, but instead approved it to a large extent.
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According to the analysis of the Indian media, they believe that the mainland's current military reform has something in common with the previous establishment of rocket arms, that is, the deduction and speculation of the future strategic war situation, so as to build the corresponding adaptive arms in advance. It can be expected that in future modern warfare, information technology and electronic warfare will replace conventional combat methods and become a completely new model.
In addition, the Indian media believes that the reason why China is carrying out military reform at this moment is not unrelated to the recent urgent relations with neighboring countries. Under the intervention of the United States, the situation in the entire South China Sea has become extremely complicated, and by streamlining and optimizing the command system, it is also possible to mobilize and command more effectively in wartime, and avoid the situation of sluggish command due to the alternation of layers of layers.
This also shows that the mainland has not only foreseen changes in the future war situation in a forward-looking manner, but is also ready to face all changes.
But in other words, India's rare positive report on the mainland's military reform actually implies a hint of jealousy.
For a long time, the military system of many Western countries, including the United States, has developed over a long period of time, and there has generally been a situation in which the military system is bloated and all sides are contained. Taking the United States as an example, the same logistics information support department exists in the navy, army, and air force, and the information support of the three services often interacts with each other and often attacks each other; in addition, the content of the support responsibilities of the three services is very similar, but the United States needs to provide arms and a large amount of military spending, and the bloated manpower support not only cannot effectively assume the operational functions of logistics support and information analysis, but will also interfere with each other's progress in wartime, which can be said to be useless.
In the same way, India, which imitates the United States in its military system, has naturally inherited the same problem and has also expanded it; unlike the United States, which has leading science and technology and independent development capabilities, India's weapons science and technology have not solved the problem of independent research and development, and India, which has long relied on imported weapons, has no way to talk about establishing a high-combat information support department.
But in the conceivable future, electronic warfare will inevitably play a very important role in future warfare, but this kind of change of the times is destined to be difficult for India to touch, because for India, the problems in the army are not simply in the absence of original weapons, as well as the bureaucracy in the army and the corruption of the army, which are all pinching India's neck.
At present, India and the mainland border areas are facing each other; although India has sent quite a few tens of thousands of people this time, the number of India's armed forces has always been criticized for being too large and not refined, and India, which is difficult to follow up with these logistics and basically relies on foreign arms imports, is still a question of whether it can survive in the face of the mainland's elite army.
In short, the mainland's military reform is not only aimed at facing the threat from the United States, but is also a positive manifestation of the mainland's constant preparedness for danger in times of peace; along with the development of society, the mainland's military system has been constantly changing, and now as the fifth largest branch of the mainland's armed forces, it is believed that they can play an important role in the big stage of the mainland's military role.