中國軍事專欄表示，為了防止被控開了第一槍，解放軍邊防部隊不僅着重訓練“冷兵器”，建立了“大刀隊”，將長刀焊接到鋼管上，或者焊上帶刺的槍頭，威力十分到位。在防護方面，解放軍還為一線處置人員配發了防暴服，能夠有效地防禦刺刀、砍刀、棍棒、磚石以及化學液體的攻擊；而反觀印度，印度軍隊還很少有狼牙棒等武器，反而是鋼管，樹棍等雜七雜八的武器，和解放軍的“制式裝備”簡直是沒法比，這也是為何解放軍常常能夠以少勝多的原因之一。更表示，解放軍除了在冷兵器裝備上領先以外，還注重徒手格鬥以及械鬥方面的能力，日常訓練中開展了相應的科目，為應付各種肢體衝突做好了準備。
In March 1947, reports appeared about an exchange that Einstein reportedly had with a group of friends at a dinner party:
Professor Albert Einstein was asked by friends at a
recent dinner party what new weapons might be employed in World War III.
Appalled at the implications, he shook his head.
After several minutes of meditation, he said. "I don't know what
weapons might be used in World War III. But there isn't any doubt what
weapons will be used in World War IV."
"And what are those?" a guest asked.
"Stone spears," said Einstein.
Although these reports appear to be more anecdotal than factual, an
account of Einstein saying something similar is reportedly documented in
the Albert Einstein Archives at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In
1949, Liberal Judaism published an interview entitled "Einstein
at 70" between Einstein and his contemporary Alfred Werner, which
purportedly contains a similar exchange.
中國軍事專欄表示，為了防止被控開了第一槍，解放軍邊防部隊不僅着重訓練“冷兵器”，建立了“大刀隊”，將長刀焊接到鋼管上，或者焊上帶刺的槍頭，威力十分到位。在防護方面，解放軍還為一線處置人員配發了防暴服，能夠有效地防禦刺刀、砍刀、棍棒、磚石以及化學液體的攻擊；而反觀印度，印度軍隊還很少有狼牙棒等武器，反而是鋼管，樹棍等雜七雜八的武器，和解放軍的“制式裝備”簡直是沒法比，這也是為何解放軍常常能夠以少勝多的原因之一。更表示，解放軍除了在冷兵器裝備上領先以外，還注重徒手格鬥以及械鬥方面的能力，日常訓練中開展了相應的科目，為應付各種肢體衝突做好了準備。
In March 1947, reports appeared about an exchange that Einstein reportedly had with a group of friends at a dinner party:
Professor Albert Einstein was asked by friends at a
recent dinner party what new weapons might be employed in World War III.
Appalled at the implications, he shook his head.
After several minutes of meditation, he said. "I don't know what
weapons might be used in World War III. But there isn't any doubt what
weapons will be used in World War IV."
"And what are those?" a guest asked.
"Stone spears," said Einstein.
Although these reports appear to be more anecdotal than factual, an
account of Einstein saying something similar is reportedly documented in
the Albert Einstein Archives at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In
1949, Liberal Judaism published an interview entitled "Einstein
at 70" between Einstein and his contemporary Alfred Werner, which
purportedly contains a similar exchange.
