Opening a Field Airport in Unfamiliar Territory: Witness the Air Force's Super Strong Comprehensive Support Capability
Recently, a certain air station of the Central Theater Command Air Force organized a comprehensive exercise for all-element realistic combat support to test the troops' comprehensive support capabilities.
At the start of the exercise, firefighting tactical units initiated fire extinguishing, drones detected weather conditions, and self-rescue and mutual rescue in battle injuries were carried out first. Various support vehicles quickly arrived at the helipad, and refueling and charging operations proceeded in an orderly manner. Each support team stood ready, preparing for the large-scale deployment of aircraft. Subsequently, the officers and soldiers received reports of damage to the airport runway from an "enemy" strike, and the munitions recovery and repair team quickly assembled to carry out cutting, clearing, backfilling, and leveling operations to restore the airport's operational capacity.

During the exercise, the officers and soldiers received an emergency situation regarding an aircraft's urgent landing. The mobile support team immediately proceeded to an unfamiliar target area to establish a field airport, conducting operations without ground support facilities. The debugging of navigation and guidance equipment, deployment of repair vehicles, and on-site weather detection were quickly initiated, with all elements closely coordinating and operating efficiently, successfully simulating the aircraft's emergency landing. This exercise included scenarios such as large-scale aircraft deployment, runway damage from enemy attacks, mobilization of the support team, establishment of a field airport, and military-civilian collaborative support, allowing participating officers and soldiers to practice command and coordination in a combat-like environment, honing their combat skills and fighting style.

Wang Huaisheng, a certain air station of the Central Theater Command Air Force: In the face of a complex and changing battlefield situation, a rapid response, fully equipped, reliable, and efficient mobile support team is particularly important. In this exercise, we not only practiced response speed and professional capabilities in a familiar environment but also traveled to unfamiliar areas to practice mobile deployment and collaborative support, ensuring we can respond to various emergencies at any time.
The Central Theater Command Air Force conducted a comprehensive practical exercise to test its integrated support capabilities, including emergency response and the establishment of a field airport in an unfamiliar region. The exercise involved firefighting units, drones, and support vehicles, demonstrating rapid response to simulated enemy attacks and ensuring operational readiness.
- The Central Theater Command Air Force conducted a comprehensive practical exercise.
- The exercise tested integrated support capabilities including emergency response and field airport establishment.
- Firefighting units and drones were utilized during the exercise.
- Support vehicles were deployed for refueling and charging operations.
- The exercise involved rapid response to simulated enemy attacks.