Cadet Command, Cadet Maneuvering of the Ship! Navy 81st Fleet Sets Sail!
At around 8 a.m. on June 9
The 81st fleet, consisting of the Navy's Zheng He and Yichang ships,
set sail from a military port in Qingdao.
More than 130 students
from the Naval Dalian Shipbuilding Academy,
majoring in naval navigation and communication command,
welcomed their
graduation comprehensive internship.
▲Students boarding the ship
▲Zheng He ship leaving the dock
▲Students standing by
As the "departure from the dock deployment"
combat alarm sounded,
several students
quickly rushed to their internship positions,
coordinating commands and closely collaborating
to slowly maneuver the ship away from the dock.
▲Students in the cockpit
Students at the controls, crew members providing support,
the head of the training task group told reporters
that allowing students
to navigate the warship out and back
is a major highlight of this internship.
▲Students serving as watch officers
In the coming days,
students will take turns in groups to complete
berthing and unberthing, lateral replenishment,
joint search and rescue, and fleet maneuvers,
as well as practical training in daily navigation and communication skills.
▲Zheng He ship in navigation
▲Yichang ship in navigation
This internship
will also leverage the "training ship + frigate"
group training advantages
to create a realistic combat scenario
and conduct live maritime "red-blue confrontation."
▲Ship officers and students discussing and exchanging insights
On the eve of the internship task,
students have already participated in
a 4-day shore training.
During training breaks,
the task ship
focused on the students' thoughts and expectations,
addressing their feelings of skill anxiety
before heading to their first duty station
by organizing visits to various main battle ships
and sharing experiences,
guiding students to establish and practice
a correct view of achievements from the "beginning of their official duties."
▲Students writing their internship goals on the target wall
Forging swords and honing talents,
determined to strengthen the military and venture into the deep blue.
On the "internship goal wall" in the ship's corridor,
students solemnly wrote down
their goals for the sea internship,
looking forward to delivering an excellent report
in the "floating university at sea."
Authors: Ye Xueyi, Chang Cheng, Zhou Yang, Wang Wenze, Meng Feida, Wang Zilin, Zhang Shuai Feng, Sun Lifu
On June 9 at 8 AM, over 130 trainees from the Navy Dalian Ship Academy participated in a naval training exercise in Qingdao, operating the Zheng He and Yichang ships. The exercise focused on practical skills such as docking, communication, and joint rescue operations, simulating real combat scenarios. Trainees engaged in various naval tasks, enhancing their operational readiness.
- A naval training exercise was conducted by the Navy Dalian Ship Academy.
- Over 130 trainees participated in operating naval vessels.
- The exercise took place in Qingdao on June 9 at 8 AM.
- The trainees operated the Zheng He and Yichang ships during the exercise.
- The training included various naval skills and real combat scenarios.