Multiple Ships in Frame! Latest Training Footage of Anqing, Lishui, and Binzhou Ships Released

Source: Global Times
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Recently, several ships from the Eastern Theater Navy's destroyer flotilla, including the Anqing, Lishui, and Binzhou, have set sail to a certain area in the East China Sea to conduct high-intensity, multi-subject realistic combat training.

Among them, the navigation replenishment training adopted a different approach from the past, using a "two horizontal and one vertical, multi-ship coordination" method, aimed at testing the tactics and strategies for simultaneous replenishment of multiple ship types. This training closely aligned with real combat scenarios, lasted several days, and effectively enhanced the fleet's coordinated command efficiency and strike capability.

(Source: China Military Number)

Classification
Region
East Asia & Pacific
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category / Secondary Categories
Military Operations / Logistics
Subcategory
Naval Engagement
SALUTE Report
Size
multiple ships
Activity
conducting high-intensity, multi-subject realistic training exercises
Location
East China Sea
Unit
Navy of the Eastern Theater Command, China
Time
recently
Equipment
destroyers
Summary

Chinese Navy destroyers from the Eastern Theater Command conducted high-intensity training exercises in the East China Sea, employing a new logistical support method involving multiple ships. The exercises aimed to enhance coordination and combat capabilities, reflecting a focus on realistic operational scenarios.

Key Facts
  • Multiple ships from the Eastern Theater Command participated in training exercises.
  • The training included a new method of logistical support involving multiple ships.
  • The exercises were conducted in the East China Sea and lasted several days.