Sharpening the Sword at Sea! A Direct Look at the Coast Guard Fleet Training Site
The Spring Festival holiday has just passed
Coast Guard agencies across the country
quickly entered "combat mode"
and launched multi-subject, high-intensity training

With a command from the tower commander
several fighter jets took off
helicopter formations advanced at low altitude and high speed
heading to the target sea area to conduct searches
Helicopters closely coordinated with vessels
ships and aircraft collaborated in law enforcement
multiple aircraft took turns patrolling



In a certain sea area of the East China Sea
the fleet conducted comprehensive law enforcement training
focusing on testing the fleet's rapid response
coordination and efficient control capabilities
laying the foundation for carrying out maritime law enforcement tasks



"Course 080 degrees, interval 5 chains, formation in line"
As the formation commander continuously issued commands
the fleet in a certain sea area of the South China Sea
changed formation positions in sequence
conducting high-intensity, all-element maritime special training
under complex sea conditions



Between sea and sky, war eagles roar
thousands of acres of blue waves, warships arrayed
Coast Guard law enforcement officers
train as they fight, lead training through combat
with solid skills to guard the vast maritime territory
(Source: China Coast Guard)
The China Coast Guard conducted high-intensity training exercises in the East China Sea and South China Sea following the Spring Festival. Multiple aircraft and helicopters participated in coordinated operations, focusing on rapid response and effective control for maritime law enforcement. The exercises aimed to enhance operational readiness and coordination among units.
- China Coast Guard conducted high-intensity training exercises post-Spring Festival.
- Multiple aircraft and helicopters were involved in coordinated operations.
- Training focused on rapid response and effective control in maritime law enforcement.
- Exercises took place in the East China Sea and South China Sea.
- The training aimed to enhance operational readiness and coordination.