Naval Fleet Conducts Multi-Subject Training Across Day and Night to Hone Combat Readiness
Recently, a certain frigate detachment of the Southern Theater Navy organized multiple vessels to form a fleet and conducted cross-day-and-night multi-subject live-fire training at sea.
Upon receiving enemy situation reports, the fleet quickly maneuvered to the designated maritime area. During the voyage, the ship's sonar position detected an "enemy" submarine initiating a torpedo attack signal. The fleet swiftly adjusted its combat deployment, and the vessels urgently adopted countermeasure defenses.
After neutralizing the underwater threat, the ship's reconnaissance radar continued to search and discovered "enemy" vessels at sea. The fleet immediately seized advantageous firing positions and launched a fire strike.
Multiple rounds accurately hit the maritime targets. At this moment, "enemy" air forces launched a missile attack on the fleet.
The vessels in the fleet quickly responded by launching countermeasure flares while evading through smoke screens and tactical maneuvers, completing air defense. The "enemy" aircraft's long-range attack was unsuccessful, and they immediately launched a close-range assault. The fleet quickly formed a combat formation, with the main guns tracking and locking onto the target's position, engaging the aerial targets with free fire.
During several consecutive days of cross-day-and-night training, the fleet also conducted training on subjects such as striking enemy fire points on the opposite shore, counter-terrorism and anti-piracy, and navigation resupply.
Xue Feng, a certain frigate detachment of the Southern Theater: In this maritime training, we focused on mission execution, conducting full-process and all-element training around combat planning, link construction, and special situation handling, thoroughly testing the fleet's command and control, element coordination, fire strike, and rapid response capabilities.
The Southern Theater Command Navy conducted multi-subject live-fire training exercises in the South China Sea, responding to simulated enemy submarine and aerial attacks. The naval task force employed sonar and radar to detect threats, executed countermeasures, and engaged in various operational scenarios, including anti-terrorism and supply operations. This training aimed to enhance command control and rapid response capabilities.
- A naval task force conducted live-fire training exercises in the South China Sea.
- The task force responded to simulated enemy submarine and aerial attacks.
- Vessels employed countermeasures including electronic jamming and smoke screens.
- Training included various scenarios such as anti-terrorism and supply operations.
- The exercises tested command control and rapid response capabilities.