Swift Strike! A Series of Images Capturing the High-Energy Moments of Day-and-Night Maritime Tactical Live-Fire Training
As dawn breaks, the war eagles are lined up
Recently
The 72nd Group Army's certain Army Aviation Brigade
advanced into unfamiliar waters
to conduct cross-day-and-night live-fire shooting training at sea
to hone the troops' air assault combat capabilities through real combat and real resistance
With the order given, the war eagles swiftly launch
Various types of aircraft take off in succession
quickly forming a tactical formation
heading straight for the target airspace
“Enemy armored targets detected!”
The lead aircraft quickly establishes an attack route
climbing, diving, locking on
after a series of tactical maneuvers
missiles and rockets roar out
precisely covering the target “position”
“Locked by enemy radar!”
Alarms sound
Enemy threats arrive in an instant
The pilots quickly take countermeasures
releasing infrared decoys
and executing tactical evasions
Meanwhile
other aircraft in the formation
continue to attack
successfully destroying the “enemy” firepower point
Under the cover of aerial firepower
on another battlefield
multiple transport helicopters
low-altitude infiltrate the battlefield from different directions
accurately carrying out delivery missions
As night falls
the fierce battle continues
maintenance personnel quickly service the aircraft
completing fuel refills and ammunition loading
the aircraft launch a new round of strikes under the cover of darkness
This cross-day-and-night live-fire shooting training
was closely aligned with real combat scenarios
setting up a complex battlefield environment with strict and difficult conditions
fully honing the troops
all-weather, all-time winning capabilities
Next
the brigade will continue to focus on combat-oriented training
regularly conducting cross-day-and-night live-fire shooting exercises
to sharpen their combat readiness through real training
the aerial blade, always ready for battle
(Source: Eastern Theater Command)
The 72nd Group Army Aviation Brigade conducted live-fire training exercises in an unknown sea area, involving various aircraft and helicopters. The exercises included tactical maneuvers, missile launches, and countermeasures against simulated enemy threats. The training aimed to enhance the brigade's combat readiness and operational capabilities during both day and night operations.
- The 72nd Group Army Aviation Brigade conducted live-fire training exercises in an unfamiliar sea area.
- Multiple aircraft participated in the exercise, forming tactical formations and engaging targets.
- The exercise included countermeasures against simulated enemy radar and attacks.
- Transport helicopters were used for logistical support during the operation.
- The training was designed to simulate real combat scenarios and improve operational readiness.