Directly Hitting the Training Ground! Multi-Ship Coordination Refines Maritime Supply Skills

Source: Global Times
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In a certain area of the Yellow Sea

Waves rolling, warships lined up

Recently, the Navy's Dongpinghu ship

Traveled through multiple training sea areas

Successively providing maritime horizontal, vertical, and alongside replenishment

For several vessels including the Lhasa ship, Qingdao ship

And the Luohe ship

Conducting comprehensive assessments

Of the fleet's long-range comprehensive support capabilities

And multi-type ship joint combat levels

Honing the soldiers' practical support skills

"Maritime replenishment deployment!"

With the commander's order

The Dongpinghu ship quickly adjusted its speed and course

Rapidly deployed the replenishment equipment

A multi-directional coordinated replenishment training commenced

The Lhasa ship occupied the left side replenishment position of the Dongpinghu ship

After stabilizing its course and speed

The crew precisely controlled the replenishment gantry

Materials were continuously delivered through pipelines

Meanwhile

The Urumqi ship occupied the vertical replenishment position

And accurately docked with the Dongpinghu ship

To carry out fuel replenishment operations while underway

Alongside replenishment at sea

Is highly challenging and requires high coordination

After receiving the replenishment order

The Beiduo 712 ship accurately docked with the Dongpinghu ship

Quickly completed mooring, interface docking

And equipment debugging operations

Successfully carried out the alongside replenishment process

This maritime training closely aligns with real combat needs

Creating a complex maritime environment

Simultaneously conducting horizontal, vertical, and alongside

Three types of replenishment methods

Covering multiple types of vessels and various materials

Honing the soldiers' rapid response

Precise operation and coordination capabilities

Testing the Dongpinghu ship's

All-time, all-domain support effectiveness

This multi-method coordinated replenishment training

Effectively enhanced the Dongpinghu ship's coordination support level

With various operational vessels

Accumulated replenishment experience in complex environments

Laid a solid support foundation for the fleet

To carry out diverse tasks such as

Long-range combat and emergency response

Next,

The unit will continue to focus on real combat needs

Constantly strengthen the relevance and effectiveness of replenishment training

Promote maritime support capabilities

To enhance towards practical and refined levels

Authors: Zhang Lingkai, Wei Wei, Zhou Yuanzhi, Yi Hui, Xiao Bowen

Classification
Region
East Asia & Pacific
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category / Secondary Categories
Military Operations / Logistics
Subcategory
Naval Engagement
SALUTE Report
Size
multiple vessels involved
Activity
naval supply training exercise
Location
Yellow Sea
Unit
East Pinghu Ship, Lhasa Ship, Qingdao Ship, Luohe Ship, Urumqi Ship, Beiduo 712 Ship
Time
recently
Equipment
supply equipmentfuel supply lines
Summary

The East Pinghu Ship conducted a naval supply training exercise in the Yellow Sea, involving multiple vessels such as the Lhasa Ship and Urumqi Ship. The exercise focused on various supply methods, including horizontal and vertical supply operations, to enhance the operational capabilities of the naval fleet. This training was designed to simulate complex maritime conditions and improve coordination among the participating ships.

Key Facts
  • The East Pinghu Ship conducted a naval supply training exercise in the Yellow Sea.
  • Multiple vessels including Lhasa Ship and Urumqi Ship participated in the exercise.
  • The training involved horizontal, vertical, and alongside supply methods.
  • The exercise aimed to enhance the operational capabilities of the naval fleet.
  • The training was designed to simulate complex maritime conditions.