Fast, Accurate, Powerful! Directly Hitting Various Types of Live Fire Shooting Scenes
Recently, a certain brigade of the 74th Group Army
organized live-fire shooting assessments with multiple types of firepower equipment
to test the troops' precision strike capabilities
The urgent battle alarm sounded
The mortar squad was the first to launch an attack
The officers and soldiers quickly carried equipment across the mountains
to establish firing positions in the designated area
setting up the gun, measuring coordinates, and inputting parameters
“Ready—Fire!”
With the commander's order
the shells whistled out
accurately hitting targets several kilometers away
After the first round of strikes was completed
the firepower team quickly moved to the reserve position
preparing to implement a new round of fire suppression
As the smoke lingered
the anti-tank missile assessment continued
The officers and soldiers quickly set up the launchers
carefully checking the missile status
completing the final preparations before firing
“Launch!”
The gunner pressed the firing button
The missile flew straight towards the target
After the assessment concluded
each squad organized a debriefing immediately
systematically identifying existing weaknesses
and formulating corrective measures
This assessment focused on practical combat requirements
effectively solidifying the officers and soldiers' practical shooting skills
and further enhancing the troops' ability to conduct firepower operations
in all weather conditions and across all terrains
Authors | Zhao Hongchao, Zhu Huan
The 74th Group Army conducted live-fire exercises in China, testing the precision strike capabilities of various weapon systems, including mortars and anti-tank missiles. Troops quickly established firing positions and successfully hit targets. Following the exercises, units reviewed their performance to identify weaknesses and improve combat readiness.
- 74th Group Army conducted live-fire exercises to test precision strike capabilities.
- Mortar teams quickly set up firing positions and successfully hit targets.
- Anti-tank missile assessments followed the initial artillery fire.
- Units reviewed performance and identified areas for improvement after the exercises.
- The exercises aimed to enhance combat readiness and operational capabilities.