Three Days and Two Nights of Non-Stop Action! This "Pass" is Finally in Hand

Source: Global Times
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Focusing on Preparation for Combat

Refining Elite Staff Officers

In the midsummer season

The 79th Group Army

Organized a training team for prospective staff officers

In unfamiliar outdoor areas

Conducting a three-day, two-night

All-element, high-intensity, uninterrupted

Comprehensive graduation exercise

Nearly 50 trainees faced multiple tests of physical fitness, skills, and strategy

Finally earning their "Battlefield Pass"

Establishing a solid foundation for their positions

At the start of the exercise

Under the order to transition to combat readiness

All trainees responded promptly

Quickly entering a state of readiness for combat operations

In a battlefield scenario constructed from real cases

They successively completed tasks such as document preparation

Situation assessment, operational calculations, and more

The pace of operations was tense and orderly

During the mobile assembly assessment

The exercise area featured complex terrain and dense vegetation

Along with high temperatures

The difficulty of operations significantly increased

But all trainees

Completed all assessment tasks within the 2-hour time limit

As night fell

The navigation exercise began immediately

The trainees set off in pairs

In the vast darkness

They used maps to determine their positions and plan routes

Systematically locating target points

The next day

The exercise entered the next phase

Tasks came one after another

In front of the sand table

The trainees spoke without notes, using standardized terminology

Faced with continuous random emergencies

Everyone quickly integrated intelligence information

Flexibly adjusted response plans

In dealing with unexpected situations

Honed their command and strategic skills

With the completion of the daytime orienteering course

This exercise officially concluded

The trainees calmly responded to various assessments

Simultaneously completing operations with command communication equipment

And interpreting aerial imagery

In the complex and harsh tests

They showcased

Strong military qualities

And a tenacious fighting spirit

Next steps

The training team will continue to focus

On a combat-oriented education approach

Optimizing the practical teaching system

Continuously cultivating

High-quality staff officers who are strategic and capable of taking on heavy responsibilities

Written by: Sun Hongshuo, Wang Lijun, Wang Wenhui; Photography: Zhao Afei, Lu Baozhi, Zhang Guangchen

Classification
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category / Secondary Categories
Military Operations / Command & Control
Subcategory
Special Operations
SALUTE Report
Size
approximately 50 trainees
Activity
conducting a comprehensive training exercise over three days and two nights, focusing on military readiness and skills development
Location
unknown field area
Unit
79th Group Army
Time
three days and two nights
Equipment
command communication equipmentaerial imagery interpretation tools
Summary

The 79th Group Army conducted a three-day, two-night comprehensive training exercise in an unfamiliar field area, involving approximately 50 trainees. The exercise tested their physical, skill, and strategic capabilities under high-intensity conditions. All trainees successfully completed the assessments, demonstrating their military readiness and command skills.

Key Facts
  • The 79th Group Army conducted a three-day, two-night training exercise.
  • Approximately 50 trainees participated in the exercise.
  • The exercise included physical, skill, and strategic assessments.
  • Trainees completed all assessments within the designated time despite challenging conditions.
  • The training focused on enhancing military readiness and command capabilities.