In a certain sea area of the South China Sea, the Navy's Changbai Mountain ship conducts live-fire training.

Recently

The Changbai Mountain ship of the Southern Theater Navy

traveled to a certain sea area in the South China Sea

to conduct multi-subject realistic combat training

to hone the soldiers' collaborative handling

and the comprehensive combat capability of the vessels

(Edited by: Zhou Zihang)

Upon arriving at the designated training sea area

the radar quickly detected "enemy" activity

the commander closely monitored the battlefield situation

assessing the maritime and aerial conditions

adjusting the vessel to enter firing positions

all combat positions stood ready

"Battle alert!"

After detecting the target

the Changbai Mountain ship quickly launched

rapidly opened fire

conducting multiple waves of strikes on the "enemy" target

under the dense firepower net

successfully destroying the target

"Report to the ship command, an unidentified aerial target detected

bearing XX, distance XX meters"

Just as the maritime threat was lifted

the "enemy" aerial target approached at high speed again

the Changbai Mountain ship entered combat status once more

immediately carried out tactical maneuvers

seizing advantageous attack positions

several countermeasure flares quickly launched

to implement interference

Unlike previous training

this time the training was based on the battlefield situation

issuing special orders on the fly

the soldiers had to complete assessment, decision-making, and counterattack

in the shortest time possible

with each link tightly connected

This "multiple enemy situations overlapping, multi-subject integration"

training model

is a microcosm of deepening the integration of combat and training

and advancing realistic military exercises

Authors: Feng Zhexin, Du Yujie, Huang Haitao, Huo Yangke, Tian Shuai, Wu Boxuan, Tong Wencan, Zheng Xiaolong