Realistic Training of Landing Ship Formation in a Certain Sea Area of the South China Sea
Recently, a certain unit of the Southern Theater Command Navy
composed of the Wuzhishan, Changbaishan, and Kunlunshan ships
formed a naval task force
and headed to a certain area in the South China Sea
to conduct multi-subject, high-intensity
realistic combat training

The combat alert was sounded
The task force urgently departed from the dock
and rapidly maneuvered towards the designated sea area
Upon arriving at the specified sea area
each ship quickly engaged in training
Main guns fired at shore targets
accurately covering beach targets
Secondary guns engaged in air defense
successfully intercepting incoming aerial threats
and completing fire suppression


The task force then deployed smoke screens
and the ships executed tactical evasion
successfully shaking off "enemy" reconnaissance locks


As night fell
the sea and air were pitch black, and the wind and waves increased
shipborne helicopters organized night takeoffs and landings
conducting multiple flights in succession
effectively enhancing the coordination capability of the shipborne helicopters
with the mother ship


This training involved multiple subjects interspersed
successfully completing hovercraft docking and undocking
shipborne helicopter day-and-night takeoffs and landings
and smoke screen deployment training
comprehensively testing and enhancing the task force's
capability to carry out mission tasks

Source: People's Navy
The Southern Theater Command Navy conducted high-intensity combat training in the South China Sea with three ships: Wuzhishan, Changbaishan, and Kunlunshan. The fleet executed live-fire exercises, targeting both shore and aerial threats, and successfully performed night helicopter operations to improve coordination. The training included various tactical maneuvers and was marked by the activation of combat alerts.
- Three ships participated: Wuzhishan, Changbaishan, and Kunlunshan.
- The fleet conducted live-fire exercises against shore targets and aerial threats.
- Helicopters performed night operations to enhance coordination with the fleet.