Full Firepower! A Direct Hit on the Live-Fire Shooting of the Air Defense Unit
Recently
the 74th Group Army's certain brigade organized
live-fire tactical exercises for the air defense unit
to test the troops' combat capabilities
"Enemy aircraft" attacked
the command cabin was tense and orderly
"Search for the target!"
"Lock on the target!"
"Launch!"
All commands were issued quickly
The missiles shot out like swords from their sheaths
heading straight for the target
As night fell
a new round of "enemy situation" quietly arrived
under dark conditions
the visual range was short, and target identification was difficult
equipment operation was easily interfered with
which posed extremely high demands on the psychological quality and combat capability of the officers and soldiers
"Target appeared!"
The radar operator was the first to capture a weak signal
successfully locking onto the target
"Long burst, fire!"
The commander decisively issued the combat order
The shells wove a dense firepower net
successfully destroying the "enemy aircraft"
In this exercise
various combat units closely coordinated
effectively testing
the performance of weapons and equipment and the readiness level of the officers and soldiers
further honing
the troops' all-weather air defense combat capability
Authors | Jiang Jiwei, Sun Gao, Chen Xincheng, Wang Yunyong, Yang Xinqing
The 74th Group Army conducted a live-fire tactical exercise in China, testing the air defense unit's combat readiness against simulated enemy aircraft. Radar operators successfully detected and engaged targets, demonstrating effective coordination among combat units. The exercise aimed to enhance the unit's all-weather air defense capabilities.
- The 74th Group Army conducted a live-fire tactical exercise.
- The exercise tested the unit's combat readiness against simulated enemy aircraft.
- Radar operators successfully detected and engaged targets during the exercise.
- The exercise involved close coordination among various combat units.
- The operation aimed to enhance all-weather air defense capabilities.