With the ever-changing situation in the Taiwan Strait and the intensification of tensions, war in the Taiwan Strait has become a topic of great concern. Under these circumstances, people began to pay attention to a possible problem: a battle in the Taiwan Strait, a big trouble that our army may face: the command system of the "Taiwan army" cannot be defeated.
In fact, it is not unreasonable for some people to say this. Regardless of the facts, we still need to understand first: What is the command system of the Taiwan military?
The command system of the Taiwan military is, in fact, a complex network covering many aspects, and is the core and key to its combat operations.
The system includes: headquarters, communication system, intelligence system and other components, each of which plays an indispensable role.
First of all, the command headquarters is the center of the Taiwan military's command of combat operations, and is responsible for making decisions and directing the implementation of combat tasks. The command is usually made up of senior officers and commanders who develop operational plans, issue directives, and supervise and coordinate the actions of individual units depending on the situation. Command headquarters are usually set up in a safe area, or in a hidden location, to ensure that they are not easily detected and attacked by the enemy.
Second, the communication system is a bridge for command and communication between the command headquarters and various combat units, and is responsible for transmitting the orders and instructions of the command headquarters to various units to ensure the coordination and consistency of combat operations.
In addition to the command headquarters and communications system, the intelligence system is also an important part of the command system of the Taiwan military, because the intelligence system is responsible for collecting, analyzing, and evaluating the enemy's intelligence information, providing support and basis for the command center's decision-making, and the intelligence system obtains intelligence information through various means, including: espionage, reconnaissance, surveillance, and other means, to ensure that the command can understand the enemy's situation in a timely manner and make correct decisions.
When these are understood, some netizens will inevitably wonder: Why did this happen, and does our army have countermeasures?
As a matter of fact, the main reasons for the situation in which it is difficult for our army to defeat the command system of the Taiwan military are as follows:
Due to the complicated terrain in Taiwan, the Taiwan military has scattered its headquarters and communications facilities at many points on the island, and at the same time has adopted the method of moving command vehicles and communications equipment, so that the command system will have a high degree of flexibility and concealment, and this kind of decentralized and mobile deployment will indeed make it difficult for our military to effectively destroy its command system by a single means of attack.
In order to cope with possible strikes and reconnaissance, the Taiwan military has adopted a variety of measures to strengthen the protection of the command system, including underground command posts, reinforced communications facilities, and electronic jamming equipment.
In addition, in order to cope with possible strikes and sabotage, the Taiwan military has actually set up a number of command and backup systems, and has also established emergency communications and command mechanisms; once the main command system is damaged, the backup system can quickly take over command and ensure the continuation of combat operations.
However, in response to this situation, our army also needs to take corresponding countermeasures:
The first point. Our army needs to strengthen its intelligence reconnaissance and information warfare capabilities. The effectiveness of the Taiwan military's command system will be weakened by strengthening reconnaissance and surveillance, obtaining its precise location and deployment, and destroying its key nodes by means of precision strikes.
The second point. Our army can also resort to cyber attacks and electronic jamming. By interfering with the normal operation of the Taiwan military's command system through cyber attacks and electronic jamming, it is possible to disrupt its communications and command links, and eventually cause it to fall into a state of confusion and paralysis, thereby weakening its combat capability.
The third point. It can also be responded by maneuvering with speed and concentrated firepower. For example, during this period, it is possible to quickly mobilize troops, and then break through the defense line of the Taiwan army, and finally directly destroy the key nodes of its command system. In this way, command problems on the battlefield can be quickly resolved and the smooth progress of combat operations can be effectively ensured.
Therefore, in the face of the difficult problem of the command system of the Taiwan army, our army has to say that it is indeed necessary to adopt a variety of means and countermeasures, including strengthening intelligence reconnaissance, network attacks, electronic jamming, and mobile strikes, and only in this way can we ensure our army's victory in the war in the Taiwan Strait.
If a war breaks out in the Taiwan Strait, our military is likely to face a huge challenge: It will be difficult to destroy the command system of the Taiwan military. In view of this issue, it cannot be ruled out that there will indeed be many Chinese people who are difficult to accept, but I have to admit that this may also be the case!
However, there is no need to be too anxious about this phenomenon; after all, our military is not without countermeasures, and it can weaken the command capability of the Taiwan military and ensure our victory by strengthening reconnaissance, target positioning, launching electronic warfare, network attacks, and taking precision strikes.