Iron Cavalry Elite, Practice Practice Practice

Recently,

a motorized unit of the Eastern Theater Command Air Force

has closely aligned with the demands of practical combat support

focusing on the core subject of safe driving

to carry out a "mass training activity"

to enhance the combat capabilities of officers and soldiers through practical training.

On the training ground, engines roar.

The unit strictly follows the requirements of the military training syllabus

to scientifically organize and conduct training,

promoting the driver team

to transition from a single skill type to a dual-skill combat capability.

Crawling under vehicles, cleaning oil roads, checking circuits, replacing parts...

Officers and soldiers move between vehicles,

holding their breath, focusing, observing, inquiring, and diagnosing,

carefully inspecting every part,

striving to maintain the equipment in optimal condition.

During training,

the unit adheres to a multi-skilled approach, combining driving and maintenance capabilities,

treating the training ground as a battlefield,

integrating task scenarios into the training context,

while enhancing the driving skills and

maintenance abilities of the officers and soldiers,

focusing on improving emergency response capabilities and overall support levels.

In the next step,

they will closely monitor practical combat needs,

address weaknesses and strengthen strengths,

refining the combat capabilities of being able to drive on board, fight off board, and repair when parked.

Iron cavalry elite is poised and ready,

waiting for the command to strike with thunder.

Military vehicle drivers are always prepared for battle.

Text and images by丨Dong Zhezh, Zhang Zhenyu, Tu Teng, Zheng Qiyang