A continuous training of multiple subjects across day and night forces officers and soldiers to continuously strengthen their actual combat skills
2024-08-12
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A naval brigade in the Southern Theater Command
Intensive and continuous training
PLA Daily: Zhu Yiwei and Jiang Mengda reported: In the midsummer, a fleet of ships from a naval brigade of the Southern Theater Command weighed anchor and set sail. Between the crests and troughs of the waves, a multi-subject continuous training across the day and night kicked off.
"Two 'enemy' ships spotted..." Not long after the fleet left the port, a report on the "enemy" situation suddenly came in. In the command ship's cabin, signal lights flashed frequently, and commands were given one after another. The fleet commander quickly assessed the situation and commanded the fleet to quickly occupy a favorable position.
As the formation commander gave the order, the fire group arrived at the shooting point and decisively fired at the "enemy" ship, successfully handling the special situation.
"Only if we train strictly in peacetime can we win in wartime." The leader of the brigade introduced that during this training, they combined the actual tasks and followed the principle of "deep integration of subjects, impromptu assignment of tasks, and autonomous and coordinated handling". They set difficult tasks, strict standards, and dangerous situations, and adopted methods such as cross-training of subjects, impromptu setting of special situations, and uninterrupted guidance and control, which forced the officers and soldiers to continuously strengthen their practical combat skills.
"A friendly ship is on fire. Your ship is ordered to go forward to help put out the fire!" During the training, special information came again. After receiving the order from the formation commander, Captain Gao Yanpeng, a sergeant, led the tugboat to quickly maneuver to the upwind side of the "burning" ship. The firefighting team used high-pressure water cannons to suppress the fire, the repair team assisted in repairing damaged equipment, and the medical rescue team urgently rescued the "wounded"...
"The 'burning' ship has lost power, so we must immediately switch to towing deployment!" The damage control course for supporting other ships had just ended, and the sea towing course began immediately. Gao Yanpeng led the officers and soldiers to adjust the tugboat's course and quickly occupy the position. Throwing hooks, reeling in cables, docking... The officers and soldiers worked closely together to successfully tow the "burning" ship to the designated area.
"Emergency preparation for war and sailing!" At midnight, the alarm sounded suddenly, and the officers and soldiers of the brigade quickly entered combat status and rushed to their respective positions. The ships were lined up, the radars were spinning, the engines were roaring... The officers and soldiers were eager to engage in the next "battle".
(Source: China Military Network-Liberation Army Daily)
