Direct Hit: Armored Troops Conduct Live-Fire Exercises Across Day and Night! The 74th Group Army Organizes Day-Night Live-Fire Assessment

Direct Hit: Armored Troops Conduct Live-Fire Exercises Across Day and Night! The 74th Group Army Organizes Day-Night Live-Fire Assessment
Source: Global Times
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Author | Jiang Jiwei, Chen Xincheng, Xie Yifan, Wang Yunyong

Recently, a certain unit of the 74th Group Army organized

cross-day and night live-fire shooting assessments to hone precision strike capabilities

The assessment team set multiple targets on the spot

After the vehicle crew identified the targets

they needed to quickly conduct precision strikes

With the command issued

the vehicle crew quickly advanced

rapidly maneuvering through obstacles

to occupy advantageous terrain

and conduct rapid precision shooting

As night fell

the difficulty of the assessment increased

the crew completed search and strike missions

under dark conditions

After several consecutive days of assessments

by creating conditions close to actual combat

the firepower strike capability of the armored unit was tested

Classification
Region
East Asia & Pacific
Analytical Domain
Tactical
Primary Category
Military Operations
Subcategory
Artillery Fire
SALUTE Report
Size
multiple armored units
Activity
conducting live-fire exercises
Location
China
Unit
74th Group Army
Time
recently
Equipment
armored vehicles
Summary

The 74th Group Army conducted live-fire exercises in China to enhance precision strike capabilities. The evaluation team set multiple targets, requiring crew members to quickly identify and engage them. The exercises included operations during nighttime conditions, simulating real combat scenarios over several days.

Key Facts
  • The 74th Group Army conducted live-fire exercises to enhance precision strike capabilities.
  • The exercise involved multiple targets set by the evaluation team.
  • Crew members had to quickly identify and engage targets.
  • The exercises included operations during nighttime conditions to increase difficulty.
  • The training was designed to simulate real combat conditions.