"Deploying Fighter Jets One Second Faster Increases Winning Odds! Watch the 'Hardcore Coordination' of the J-15 on the Land-Based Simulation Deck"

Recently

a certain naval unit organized J-15 carrier-based fighter

land-based full-process takeoff and landing training

to further hone the comprehensive support capabilities of the officers and soldiers

At the training site

support personnel in various identification uniforms responded to commands

the guide's gestures were swift

precisely directing the aircraft into the launch position

the “white vest” safety officer

completed the pre-launch checks according to the procedures

“Ready!”

the takeoff assistant pointed in the air

the operator decisively pressed the button

with a roar

the J-15 fighter jet rapidly slid out

simulating the aircraft carrier takeoff process

“The faster the aircraft takes off by one second,

the greater the chance of winning”

support personnel Huang Wenbo introduced

the launch process not only tests close coordination at multiple points

but also tests psychological quality

support personnel need to anticipate potential risks at any time

and be prepared for emergencies

As the recovery command was issued

a fighter jet lowered its tailhook

simulating a high-speed run on the landing deck

the tailhook accurately caught the arrestor wire

coming to a steady stop

The first batch of training concluded

the pilots and support personnel

immediately gathered around each process

to conduct a review

“Multi-aircraft takeoff and landing support

requires every movement

and every gesture to meet strict standards”

support personnel Wang Xu stated

This training

based on the background of multiple aircraft continuous operations

comprehensively tested the coordination and cooperation capabilities of the officers and soldiers

providing targeted guidance for subsequent training

Authors: Jiang Tao, Sun Hongqiang, Li Haotian, Shi Rui