High-Definition Images! Multiple Photos Capture Artillery Live-Fire Tactical Assessment

Source: Global Times
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Author | Zhai Junchao, Xiao Kai, Pan Zhicai

Recently, a certain artillery unit of the 75th Group Army maneuvered to an unfamiliar area to conduct live-fire tactical assessments, focusing on testing the artillery unit's capabilities in information acquisition, command and control, and firepower strikes.

Upon arriving at the designated area, the officers and soldiers immediately took action, quickly occupying positions, constructing fortifications, and setting up artillery, rapidly completing preparations for firing.

“Ready—Fire!” With the commander's order, shells roared out one after another. After the cannon fire, the target was successfully destroyed.

During this live-fire tactical assessment, the officers and soldiers engaged in continuous day-and-night operations, constantly honing their combat skills, effectively testing the artillery unit's capability for operations across day and night, laying a solid foundation for the next step in carrying out high-intensity combat missions.

Classification
Region
Africa
Analytical Domain
Tactical
Primary Category
Military Operations
Subcategory
Artillery Fire
SALUTE Report
Size
Not specified
Activity
Artillery live-fire tactical assessment
Location
unknown region
Unit
75th Group Army
Time
recently
Equipment
artillery
Summary

The 75th Group Army's artillery unit conducted a live-fire tactical assessment in an unknown region, focusing on their operational capabilities. Troops quickly established positions and prepared artillery, successfully destroying targets during the exercise. Continuous operations over day and night enhanced their combat skills and readiness for high-intensity missions.

Key Facts
  • The 75th Group Army's artillery unit conducted a live-fire tactical assessment in an unfamiliar area.
  • The exercise focused on testing information acquisition, command control, and firepower strike capabilities.
  • Troops rapidly occupied positions, constructed fortifications, and prepared artillery for firing.
  • The unit operated continuously day and night to refine combat skills and validate operational readiness.