"Landing on Waves, Tempering Iron Wings! A Certain Unit of the Southern Theater Navy Organizes Day-and-Night Shipboard Flight Training"

Recently

the Navy of the Southern Theater Command organized

cross-day-and-night shipboard flight training

aimed at honing the joint operational capabilities of ships and aircraft

With the sea breeze blowing and waves surging

at the commander's order

several helicopters took off

flying towards the mission area

The pilots locked onto the ship's position

establishing a precise descent trajectory

"Landing is possible"

The pilots closely monitored the instruments and shipboard guidance signals

constantly adjusting their posture

maneuvering the fighter jets smoothly towards the deck

"200 meters, 100 meters, 50 meters......."

"Good position, you can land"

The pilots decisively lowered the distance rod

the fighter jets landed accurately within the deck's target circle

As dusk fell

the training transitioned to the night landing phase

visibility decreased and the sea breeze intensified

the ship continued to sway

putting the pilots' skills and psychology to the test

Relying on the ship's lights and guidance instructions

the pilots assessed their altitude and speed

steadily corrected their flight path

seizing the stable window for landing on the deck

hovering, descending, and touching down in one smooth motion

This training effectively tested

the pilots' capabilities for all-weather emergency response

in complex maritime and aerial environments

further solidifying

the troops' all-domain maritime combat skills

Authors | Wang Huangfei, Lin Junming, Hu Fanchun, Liu Xuan, Pei Ziqi, Li Fan