The high-tech war we face will be a conventional war dominated by high-tech weapons. As high-tech weapons continue to emerge on the battlefield, modern wars may be multi-level, large-space, and full-depth wars. From outer space to low altitudes as high as a tree, from the forward contact line of the two armies to the rear areas of both sides, in the air, on the ground, at sea, underwater, on visible and invisible fronts, we are all in a war environment. The possibility of using nuclear weapons is unlikely, but the existence of nuclear threats to cannot be ruled out.
Star Wars and heaven and earth combat (space weapons participating in ground combat) are not impossible. electronic warfare , which focuses on reconnaissance and counter-reconnaissance, interference and counter-interference, guidance and anti-guidance, and destruction and anti-destruction, will run through all fields and stages of war and play a major role in the outcome of the war. With the increase of weapon range and the development of remote sensing equipment, the trend of long-distance warfare has become increasingly obvious. There may be less face-to-face fighting in war, and firepower battles over longer distances will be intense.
Especially in air and sea operations, a fierce battle may have begun without the opponent's naked eyes being able to see it, and the outcome may even be decided quickly. We should be adequately prepared to deal with the enemy's multi-channel, multi-directional, high-speed, and large-depth breakthrough attacks. We must also prepare for operations against the enemy's limited targets, such as the enemy's long-range and all-round firepower strangulation warfare, large-depth and high-speed running warfare, attacks and destruction of important targets, encroaching border areas and harassment warfare, as well as air force and navy-based air force warfare. , sea raids.
