Directly Hit the Training Ground! Comprehensive Exercise of Army Logistics Support to Test Battlefield Support Capability

Recently, a certain brigade of the 74th Group Army, stationed in the field for training, organized a comprehensive tactical exercise with all elements and processes according to realistic combat requirements, thoroughly testing the tactical proficiency of the officers and soldiers as well as the level of integrated joint support.

At the start of the exercise, various support teams quickly assembled and rapidly maneuvered towards the designated area in tactical formation. During the movement, the control group set up unexpected situations such as enemy interference and equipment failures, which the officers and soldiers handled calmly and decisively. Upon arriving at the operational area, vehicles quickly completed camouflage, and the command vehicle established a network connection, relying on the command system to assess the battlefield situation in real-time and accurately allocate support forces. After receiving the order, the field oil depot formulated a support plan based on the returned data and determined the supply route.

Jiao Wei, a certain brigade of the 74th Group Army: This exercise was implemented in a fully integrated manner, with rapid subject transitions, numerous unexpected situations, and significant physical exertion. Facing the unfamiliar and complex terrain under high temperature and humidity posed a great test to our tactical proficiency, professional skills, and psychological quality.

After receiving the task, the equipment rescue and repair team quickly rushed to the fault location, diagnosing equipment issues and accurately determining the cause of the failures. They utilized various repair equipment to carry out lifting, disassembly, replacement, and debugging operations. At the field medical station, faced with a large number of casualties, the medical personnel assessed injuries, classified and accommodated the wounded based on their conditions, and developed treatment plans, while accurately transmitting injury data through the wartime treatment information system. Meanwhile, the medical support team also used unmanned vehicles to transport the wounded and drones to deliver medical supplies, greatly improving the efficiency of treatment.

Liu Haihui, a certain brigade of the 74th Group Army: In this exercise, we focused on the future battlefield logistics support needs, breaking away from the previous single-professional and static support training model, emphasizing the linkage of all elements, the integration of all processes, and the handling of all unexpected situations. We embedded various sudden enemy situations and battlefield emergencies throughout the exercise, truly achieving a seamless connection between the exercise and actual combat, ensuring that the troops can be deployed, engaged, and supported at any time.