Super Invincible Battleship
Chapter 679 – 679 294 Anti

Chapter 679: Chapter 294 Anti-Ship Missile_3 Chapter 679: Chapter 294 Anti-Ship Missile_3 “`

Yan Fei and Yamazaki shared the same determined thought: they both intended to launch anti-ship missiles to attack their enemies, to sink their foes.

The United Fleet launched a total of 180 anti-ship missiles, but as soon as they entered the cruise flight phase, they were detected by land-based radar on Dream Island, which then relayed the information to Yan Fei. On the other side, the radar of the United Fleet had also detected the incoming anti-ship missiles and knew that their own fleet was the target of these attacks.

From the external appearance, the anti-ship missiles launched by the Artificial Whale were of a completely new model. Although their specific data was unknown, one could tell from their speed alone that they were much faster than the missiles launched by their own side.

After firing the first wave of anti-ship missiles, the Artificial Whale didn't stop, but immediately began launching a second wave. The interval between the two waves of missiles was very short, just a mere 30 seconds. By the time the second wave had been launched, the third round of missiles was ready to be fired. In this way, within a very short period, the Artificial Whale had launched ten waves of anti-ship missiles, with the total number reaching over two hundred.

Guided by the land-based radar on Dream Island, these anti-ship missiles flew towards the territorial waters where the United Fleet was located. Conversely, the anti-ship missiles of the United Fleet, guided by GPS signals, flew towards the direction of the Artificial Whale.

Upon realizing the total number of incoming anti-ship missiles had reached over 200, Yamazaki was taken aback. Consider the fact that dozens of their warships had been continuously launching missiles and had only managed to fire 120, which was the limit they could reach. However, the quantity of anti-ship missiles fired by the Artificial Whale in the same timeframe had already surpassed that of the entire United Fleet.

But as always, one must counter each move strategically. After detecting the incoming anti-ship missiles, Yamazaki immediately ordered all the warships of the United Fleet to close ranks quickly, intending to form a complete regional air defense domain with the air defense systems on each warship. They planned to use this air defense domain to intercept the incoming anti-ship missiles.

The United Fleet had launched “Harpoon” anti-ship missiles from The United States of America, which had a range of 110 kilometers, a cruise speed of Mach 0.75 at a cruise altitude of 61 meters, weighing 667 kilograms, with a warhead weighing 230 kilograms. The anti-ship missiles fired by the Artificial Whale hadn't been named by Yan Fei yet, but their specifications were already far more impressive than the “Harpoon” missiles.

Firstly, they were hypersonic anti-ship missiles with a cruising speed of Mach 2; secondly, their range was up to 250 kilometers; lastly, the warheads weighed 500 kilograms, and paired with the super explosive they contained, just one such missile could severely damage a missile destroyer weighing over 6,000 tons.

The anti-ship missiles launched by both sides met in mid-air, but didn't interfere with each other. Instead, they passed each other and continued towards their respective targets. There was a distance of a full 100 kilometers between the United Fleet and the Artificial Whale, yet under the high-speed flight of the anti-ship missiles, it took only a few short minutes for them to reach their destinations.

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