Three Days and Two Nights of Drills to Test the "Iron Guardian" Capability

Fighting on the front lines of repairs

Joint training system for military exercises

In the scorching summer

The 79th Group Army's certain brigade

Organized a repair team

In unfamiliar and complex outdoor areas

Conducting a three-day, two-night

Equipment maintenance support joint training

Testing the "Ironclad Guardian"

Combat-ready equipment support capability

At the start of the exercise

Enemy situation reports came in one after another

"The scheduled route has been destroyed, change the road"

"A vehicle ahead has suddenly sunk"

"There are 10 minutes until the satellite passes overhead"

Upon receiving the command

The commander quickly assessed the situation

Selected and activated an alternate route

Organized personnel to tow and rescue overturned equipment

Hidden in the dense forest to avoid reconnaissance

All actions were carried out in an orderly manner

In the real-time handling of special situations

Honed emergency response capabilities

This exercise

Was conducted entirely in a combat environment

With the combat process guiding the support process

After arriving at the target area

The command post in the dense forest

Opened in an orderly manner, with precise command

The field repair unit quickly deployed and operated under camouflage nets

Soldiers braved the scorching heat

Hidden in the forest, concealed by the mountains

Utilizing terrain and camouflage

Completed concealed deployment

"Under 'enemy' attack, the infantry fighting vehicle malfunctioned"

The battle entered a heated phase

As the emergency repair order was issued

The repair team quickly moved out to scout

Completed equipment positioning

Enemy identification, battle damage assessment, and other tasks

The commander reasonably organized the repair forces

Each group closely coordinated and cooperated

Hoisted the turret, replaced the power compartment

Quickly resolved the malfunction in a short time

Allowing damaged equipment to re-enter combat

During the exercise

Drones were used for positioning, towing, and evacuation

Decontamination and disposal, targeted repair reception

Multiple subjects were conducted intensively

High intensity, fast pace

Multiple tasks overlapped

Soldiers tested their endurance, honed their skills, and practiced coordination

Party members took the lead, tackling difficult challenges

Striving to streamline the battlefield equipment repair chain

Next steps

The brigade will continue to enhance

The effectiveness of combat-oriented training

Make good use of the joint training platform to sharpen soldiers

Identify weaknesses, optimize support processes

Promote support capabilities

From "individual handling, single maintenance"

To "multi-role compatibility, joint support"

Focusing on building a technically proficient, capable of fighting tough battles

Battlefield equipment support team

Authors: Jiang Xiaowei, Li Xiaodong, Li Feiyue