Directly Hit the Naval Training Ground: Multiple Types of Vessels Form a Fleet for Realistic Combat Training Assessment

Recently, a training center of the Navy in the Southern Theater organized a formation of various types of vessels to conduct comprehensive training assessments focused on multiple high-difficulty, realistic combat scenarios, testing the operational command and tactical application capabilities of individual ships and the formation under combat conditions.

Upon receiving enemy situation reports, the Zhanjiang ship formation quickly sailed to a certain area in the South China Sea. During the transit, the Jiaozuo ship's radar detected multiple fast-approaching "enemy" targets, immediately sounding the battle alarm and reporting to the formation. Each ship made full preparations for offense and defense, with the main guns accurately striking and successfully destroying surface targets.

Wuhan Ship, Nie Qigang: This comprehensive training assessment has solidified our ship's basic training level, standardized training order, and enhanced overall combat capability.

Subsequently, enemy situations followed one after another. The assessment team issued a special situation of "enemy aircraft attack," and the Wuhan ship was the first to detect the target's trace, pushing the attribute information to all ships in the formation. The formation quickly adjusted its positions and organized a counterattack.

A certain unit of the Navy in the Southern Theater, Zhu Junhao: This comprehensive training assessment involved many reference ships and complex coordination. The assessment team set the assessment scenarios closely aligned with real combat backgrounds, directing reference ships to transition between multiple task areas, thoroughly testing the overall combat capabilities of the reference ships and the individual training levels of the ship commanders.

During the training, the formation also conducted assessments on multiple realistic combat scenarios, including simulated missile attacks, close-range counterattacks, and boarding inspections, honing the soldiers' skills for victory in real combat.