The end of the strike, immediately shift positions! Directly hitting the exercise site of a coastal missile brigade of the Eastern Theater Navy.
Recently,
the Navy's coastal missile regiment of the Eastern Theater Command
organized a maritime assault exercise.
With the commander's order issued,
various combat units maneuvered in multiple directions,
quickly seizing launch positions.


“All vehicles, prepare to deploy…”
With the order given,
the assault group's command post
efficiently circulated combat information.
Each launch unit
quickly completed various preparations.


“10, the attack plan has been confirmed, execute!”
With a command from the commander,
each launch unit followed the operational process
to complete a simulated maritime strike.



After the first round of strikes,
the evaluation team set up multiple emergency scenarios,
and the officers and soldiers quickly completed troop withdrawal.
They employed various tactical measures
to implement position transfers,
simultaneously conducting secondary reloading,
maintaining continuous firepower strike capability.


This exercise was conducted under complex battlefield conditions,
randomly embedding various emergencies,
focusing on testing the command post's
emergency response, multi-target strikes,
and the collaborative combat capabilities of various teams.
It effectively validated new tactics and methods,
sharpening the assault group's
ability to “deploy, strike accurately, and defend effectively”
in carrying out missions.
▷▷ Author: Zhen Hao, Sun Wei, Zhang Yu
The Eastern Theater Command Navy conducted a naval strike exercise, rapidly occupying launch positions and executing simulated strikes. Following the initial strikes, troops effectively repositioned in response to unexpected scenarios, demonstrating their command and control capabilities. The exercise was designed to test new tactics and ensure readiness under complex battlefield conditions.
- Eastern Theater Command Navy conducted a naval strike exercise.
- Units rapidly occupied launch positions and executed simulated strikes.
- The exercise included emergency response to unexpected situations.
- Troops successfully repositioned using various tactical methods.
- The exercise tested command and control capabilities under complex conditions.