Coastal Frontline of the Eastern Theater Command: Real Combat Readiness Records!

Coastal Frontline of the Eastern Theater Command: Real Combat Readiness Records!
Source: Global Times
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Just finished asking a question

And the interviewee ran away the next second

Can't catch up, can't chase

The reporter even dropped the camera while chasing!

On the front line of the Eastern Theater Command along the coast

How tense is the combat readiness training? ↓

Missiles on the launch platform

Standing upright

A certain unit of the Eastern Theater Command Air Force Ground Missile

Located at the forward position

Here, missiles stand tall, and radars spin

There are strong winds all year round

Gusts can reach levels eight or nine

In a high-salt, high-humidity environment

The grass is "lying down"

The trees are "tilted"

The barracks

Are a row of simple mobile container houses

On each roof

There is a sandbag to resist the wind

Inside the dormitory

Each upper bunk has only a large backpack

Even the kitchen is a mobile container

Ready to be relocated immediately after loading

The position is by the sea

On the launch platform

The missiles are always standing upright

The soldiers say

“Because we are a ground missile unit

A unit on wheels

Always ready for battle”

For 5 hours

The soldiers' hands have been on the keys

“Attention all units, the troops are on standby!”

“Ready for combat”

At this moment, all positions are poised for action

Missiles ready to launch

The soldiers are focused on

The carrier helicopter on the screen

Xu Ziyang from a certain unit of the Eastern Theater Command Air Force Ground Missile said

“It's like holding a gun and always aiming

Ready to pull the trigger at any moment

For example, a cruise missile travels at 250 meters/second

If it’s one second late, it closes in by 250 meters”

Instructions from superiors come through the container

Requesting close monitoring of the designated target

The soldiers are highly focused

Lü Qingquan from a certain unit of the Eastern Theater Command Air Force Ground Missile said

“If he wants to further test our bottom line

It really means he has come

If we do not track and lock on

Then it means that at that moment, there is no one defending

Our national territory and airspace

If he dares to come

He shouldn’t think about going back”

Dim lights, cramped space

Five hours have passed

The soldiers' hands have been on the keys

Since the training began

The troops have been on standby thousands of times

The longest time exceeded 12 hours

To reach the positions faster

Some are used to resting in their clothes

Some even sleep on the floor of the container

Missiles are standing tall

Radars are spinning

Officers and soldiers are running

Every day focused on air situation

Busy with combat readiness

Blurring the lines of meals and seasons

What is becoming clearer is

The direction of the “long tether” and the value of steadfastness

They say

“We hope for the reunification of our motherland more than anyone

Waiting for a child to come home”

Source|CCTV News Comprehensive CCTV Military

Classification
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category
Military Operations
Subcategory
Defensive Action
SALUTE Report
Size
Not specified
Activity
Intensive military training and readiness exercises
Location
Eastern Theater Command coastal frontline
Unit
Eastern Theater Command Air Force Ground-to-Air Unit
Time
Ongoing
Equipment
missilesradar systems
Summary

The Eastern Theater Command Air Force Ground-to-Air Unit is engaged in intensive military training at the coastal frontline, maintaining a state of readiness with missiles positioned for immediate launch. Troops are under high stress, with continuous operations lasting over 12 hours, and are prepared to respond to potential threats. The unit emphasizes the importance of vigilance and readiness in a challenging environment.

Key Facts
  • Missiles are vertically positioned on launchers at the coastal frontline.
  • Troops are in a constant state of readiness for combat.
  • The unit operates under high-stress conditions with limited rest.
  • Training exercises have been conducted for over 12 hours continuously.
  • The environment is challenging due to high winds and humidity.