Warlords: Rise of the System

Under Lu Tianhao's order, the entire naval fleet began to turn around and return.

At this time, the fleet was very close to the pirates' homeland, only less than 200 nautical miles away.

In order to deal with possible dangers, Lu Tianhao ordered to strengthen the fleet's defense and sent a large number of reconnaissance planes to hover in the air and closely monitor the surrounding movements.

After sailing for a period of time, the fleet finally arrived at the designated sea area.

However, at this moment, a reconnaissance plane sent urgent information that a large number of planes were flying from the direction of the bandits' homeland!

There were so many of these planes that they were obviously well prepared.

After learning the news, Lu Tianhao and a group of generals were not surprised.

They knew very well that the enemy would not give up, especially after the Combined Fleet suffered heavy damage, and would definitely find ways to retaliate.

Faced with the aggressive enemy planes, Lu Tianhao made a decision quickly.

He ordered the fleet to remain alert and activate the air defense system to prepare to engage enemy aircraft.

At the same time, he also ordered all ships to be ready for combat and to respond to possible naval battles at any time.

In a tense atmosphere, the fleet was on high alert, waiting for the arrival of enemy planes.

As the alarm sounded, the carrier-based aircraft on 40 aircraft carriers began to take off one after another. They were like a group of ferocious falcons, ready to intercept enemy aircraft.

Each aircraft carrier carries more than a hundred fighter jets, which form an indestructible line of defense.

However, the enemy planes arrived extremely quickly.

After only 2000 carrier-based aircraft took off, the enemy aircraft were approaching the fleet.

The situation was urgent, but this did not make the pilots retreat in the slightest.

They knew that they had the responsibility of protecting the fleet and had to do their best.

Faced with the aggressive enemy aircraft, 2000 carrier-based aircraft attacked without hesitation.

They engaged in a thrilling battle in the air, with fighter planes from both sides crossing each other and continuously releasing deadly firepower.

Bullets and machine gun fire intertwined in the air to form a brilliant firework display, like a grand fireworks show.

In this fierce air battle, every carrier-based aircraft is a brave warrior.

Relying on their superb flying skills and fearless courage, they fought a desperate battle with the enemy.

Some fighter planes were unfortunately hit and fell into the sea, leaving behind black smoke.

But more fighter planes continued to fight bravely and defend the airspace where the fleet was.

Lu Tianhao and his generals never imagined that the enemy would send such a large group of fighter jets this time.

A rough count revealed that there were as many as four or five thousand!

Moreover, the performance of these aircraft is quite good. Although there is still some gap compared with the carrier-based aircraft of the National Salvation Army, in a two-on-one situation, the enemy still has a slight advantage.

However, the pilots of the carrier-based aircraft on the National Salvation Army's side are all top-level soldiers, and their driving skills are the elite among the elites.

Relying on their outstanding flying skills and sophisticated combat techniques, even with only more than 2,000 carrier-based aircraft taking off, they were able to engage in a fierce battle with the enemy.

The entire battlefield was in chaos, with planes from both sides flying back and forth. From time to time, planes were hit and crashed, forming pieces of burning wreckage.

What is surprising is that the casualty ratios of both sides were almost the same, and neither side was able to gain a clear advantage.

As time went on, more and more carrier-based aircraft took off and joined the battle, and the situation gradually tilted towards the National Salvation Army.

As the battle continued, both sides suffered varying degrees of aircraft losses.

However, due to the performance advantage of the National Salvation Army's carrier-based aircraft, and the gradual narrowing of the numerical gap between the two sides, the National Salvation Army began to gradually gain the upper hand.

Enemy planes were constantly being shot down, and the proportions changed.

In the past, for every 10 planes shot down, about 5 were from the enemy and about were from our side.

But now, the enemy's aircraft accounted for as many as 7, which meant that the Salvation Army had achieved significant results in air combat.

This advantage gave the pilots of the National Salvation Army more confidence and boosted their morale.

As the National Salvation Army's carrier-based aircraft continued to take off, the numerical gap between the two sides gradually narrowed.

In the end, when all the carrier-based aircraft took off, there was no obvious difference in the number of aircraft on both sides.

At this time, the battle in the air became extremely fierce.

An equal number of planes engaged in a thrilling duel in the air.

The pilots tried their best and demonstrated superb flying skills and fighting capabilities.

Each plane is looking for an opportunity to attack the other, while also trying to avoid enemy attacks.

The sky was filled with the roar of fighter planes and the whistling of bullets.

The whole scene was extremely spectacular, but also made people feel tense and frightened.

The National Salvation Army's aircraft have been carrying out two-plane coordinated operations, with the lead aircraft leading the attack and the wingman responsible for cover.

This tactic enabled them to form a tight combat combination in the air, effectively improving their attack efficiency and survivability.

The enemy aircraft seemed somewhat disorganized and lacked an effective coordinated combat strategy.

In addition, the performance of the Salvation Army's aircraft was significantly better than that of the enemy aircraft, giving them a greater advantage in the air.

Whether in terms of speed, maneuverability or weapons and equipment, the National Salvation Army's aircraft are superior.

This allows them to close in on their targets faster and deliver a critical hit.

At the same time, their defensive capabilities are also stronger and they can better resist attacks from enemy aircraft.

Moreover, the numbers of both sides are basically equal, which means that the battle is more fair and no one side has an absolute numerical advantage.

This also increases the tension and uncertainty of the battle, and every aircraft needs to perform at its best to achieve victory.

As the battle continued, enemy planes began to fall.

The air was filled with black smoke and flames, and debris fell to the ground.

The scene was so tragic that one could not help but feel sorry for those brave pilots.

However, war is so cruel that only the strongest side can survive.

As time went on, enemy planes were constantly shot down, and the numerical advantage gradually tilted towards the National Salvation Army.

The performance of the National Salvation Army's aircraft was already superior, and with the advantage in numbers, the enemy's aircraft were defeated step by step and eventually collapsed completely.

After more than two hours of fierce fighting, more than half of the enemy's planes had been lost. Seeing that the situation was unfavorable, the remaining enemy pilots immediately turned their planes around and began to flee.

Seeing this, how could the pilots of the National Salvation Army let them go so easily? So they increased their horsepower and chased after them.

More than an hour later, the pursuing planes returned one after another, and this time the pursuit destroyed another four to five hundred enemy planes.

After all the planes landed safely on their respective aircraft carriers, the mission of rescuing the parachuting pilots had already been successfully completed.

As for those pirate pilots who parachuted, not a single one was left alive and they were all shot to death in the cold sea.

In order to prevent the bandits from sending planes to bomb again, Lu Tianhao decisively ordered the fleet to return at full speed.