All-Out Assault! Amphibious Armored Vehicle Live-Fire Shooting Super Hardcore
Recently
the 74th Group Army's certain brigade organized
live-fire training for armored units
to comprehensively test crew coordination
precision strike and battlefield response capabilities
to hone practical skills for all-domain assaults and decisive strikes


This assessment set random targets
and the crew needed to
independently search and assess "enemy situations" while on the move
to conduct precise strikes on fixed, moving, and concealed targets
"Execute!"
With the commander's order
the crew quickly occupied the firing position
the targets appeared intermittently between cover
leaving the gunners with very little time to capture and fire
the crew members closely coordinated
and decisively fired, with shells roaring out
precisely hitting the targets


The assessment also included multi-angle shooting tasks
requiring the crew
to strike targets from different directions such as the front, flanks, and rear
forcing the soldiers to break conventional tactical thinking
to achieve all-round coverage and strike without blind spots
This assessment
not only tested the combat technical performance of armored equipment
but also honed the crew's coordination
core capabilities for rapid response and precise destruction


Authors | Tao Cheng, Chen Long, Zheng Yan, Xu Guibin, Xu Qiang
The 74th Group Army conducted a live-fire training exercise for armored units in China, testing their coordination and battlefield adaptability. The exercise involved engaging various targets, including fixed and moving objectives, and emphasized rapid response and precision strikes. This training aimed to enhance the units' capabilities for comprehensive and effective combat operations.
- 74th Group Army conducted live-fire training for armored units.
- The exercise tested coordination and battlefield adaptability.
- Targets included fixed, moving, and concealed objectives.
- The training emphasized rapid response and precision strikes.
- The exercise involved multiple angles of attack.