True Test and Repeated Tempering! The Long-range Fire Team Tests Army Combat Capability in the Desert Gobi

Recently, a long-range multiple launch rocket system unit from a certain army brigade organized a full-element, day-and-night live-fire exercise in the northwest desert Gobi.

At the start of the exercise, drones took to the sky to conduct searches. After identifying the target, the soldiers quickly assessed and recognized it, sending the target information to the command post. Upon receiving the strike order, the firepower unit utilized favorable terrain to prepare for launch operations.

Just as the first round of firepower strikes concluded, an alarm sounded indicating the position was exposed. The soldiers quickly retracted the artillery and maneuvered to the reserve position. Along the way, the control group set up simulated enemy special operations and gas blockades to test the soldiers' emergency response and combat capabilities.

During the transfer, reconnaissance elements provided new target information. The firepower strike unit swiftly occupied the position and prepared for strikes, destroying all remaining targets.

Xu Yifeng, a certain brigade of the 72nd Group Army: Only by setting difficult situations and high standards can we comprehensively test the accuracy and reliability of weapons under extreme conditions. We always keep a close eye on combat standards, pushing the performance limits of our equipment, and conducting real combat and resistance training in complex and harsh environments such as extreme cold, strong winds, and dark nights, fully honing the troops' comprehensive operational capabilities for rapid strikes, long-range maneuvers, and coordinated attacks.