Directly Hitting the "Super Exciting" Training Scene of Naval Vessel Formation
Recently, a certain brigade of the Southern Theater Command Navy
the Huading Mountain Ship, Luoxiao Mountain Ship, and Daiyun Mountain Ship
formed a naval task force and headed to the mission sea area
to conduct cross-day-and-night multi-subject maritime training
focusing on ship maneuvering, damage control, and other aspects
to concentrate on testing the task force's collaborative capabilities
“An unidentified aerial target is approaching us!”
The crew of the Huading Mountain Ship quickly detected the “enemy” aircraft
and rapidly reported the situation to the command center
simultaneously sharing the situational information with all ships in the task force
In an instant, alarms rang out
All ships immediately executed sharp turns to evade
quickly forming an air defense formation
and preparing for coordinated counterattacks
With the commander's order
shells whistled out of the barrels
successfully driving away the “enemy” target
Just as the aerial “enemy” situation was resolved
smoke rose again at sea
the main engine room was damaged and “taking on water”
and personnel were “injured” as special situation orders were issued
The crew quickly carried equipment to seal leaks
and timely transported and treated the “injured”
As night fell, the task force sounded the battle alarm again
The crew responded to the orders and rushed to their battle stations
quickly launching night formation maneuvers and other training subjects
constantly enhancing the task force's all-time combat capabilities
This training was conducted according to
the approach of “specialized practice and problem-driven”
strictly implementing demanding and rigorous requirements
throughout the process “setting a realistic background, setting high difficulty, setting high standards”
effectively testing and improving the task force's collaborative combat
and the crew's on-the-spot handling capabilities
Author: Wu Hang, Zhang Yongchao, Lu Junan
The Southern Theater Command Navy conducted multi-subject maritime training exercises in the South China Sea with three ships: Huading Mountain, Luoxiao Mountain, and Daiyun Mountain. The training involved ship maneuvering, damage control, and responses to simulated enemy aircraft. Personnel practiced damage control and medical evacuation procedures, enhancing the fleet's combat readiness and coordination capabilities during both day and night operations.
- Three naval vessels participated in training exercises.
- The training included responses to simulated enemy aircraft.
- Damage control procedures were practiced due to simulated damage.
- The exercise aimed to enhance coordination and combat readiness.
- Training was conducted in the South China Sea.