Taking Turns to Spar, Intensity at Its Peak! Observing Naval Vessel Training at Sea
Recently
the Eastern Theater Command Navy's certain unit
composed of Zhengzhou, Suzhou, and Binzhou ships
conducted high-intensity real combat training
in a certain sea area of the East China Sea
with various ships taking turns to "spar"
throughout the entire process close to real combat, day and night without interruption
During the formation's movement
they received orders from higher authorities
to control a certain key sea area
the ships quickly adjusted their formations
and established cooperative relationships
with early warning aircraft, drones, etc.
to gather maritime and aerial intelligence in real-time
"Unidentified aerial target detected!"
The early warning aircraft first reported the "enemy" approaching direction
all ships simultaneously received target parameters
and occupied air defense positions
the commander quickly assessed
and accurately shot down the target aircraft
The formation entered the next sea area
the combat alarm sounded again
multiple "enemy" surface targets continued to approach
Zhengzhou ship took the lead in launching an attack
the muzzle flashed and smoke thickened at sea
the fire covered all "enemy" coastal and maritime targets
Surface threats were eliminated
but underwater currents were surging
all ships maintained constant listening
and continuously tracked the "underwater targets"
after firmly locking on
Binzhou ship decisively launched rocket depth charges
the sea surface erupted with dense water columns
searching, tracking, and striking were implemented in succession
the anti-submarine chain was tightly linked
During the several days of training
the formation also successively carried out
maritime light weapons shooting
navigation replenishment, and boarding inspections
and other subject training
This training
relied on rich training content
to string multiple subjects together
turning high-intensity training into a norm
and continuously honing the formation's combat capabilities
(Source: People's Navy)
The Eastern Theater Command Navy conducted high-intensity naval training exercises in the East China Sea involving multiple ships, including Zhengzhou, Suzhou, and Binzhou. The exercises featured real-time coordination with early warning aircraft and drones, focusing on anti-surface and anti-submarine operations. Training activities spanned several days and included various combat scenarios.
- Eastern Theater Command Navy conducted high-intensity naval training in the East China Sea.
- The fleet included Zhengzhou, Suzhou, and Binzhou ships.
- Training involved real-time coordination with early warning aircraft and drones.
- The fleet engaged in anti-surface and anti-submarine operations.
- Multiple training subjects were conducted over several days.