Video | At an altitude of 4300 meters, artillery unit live-fire training! Directly hitting the training site
Recently, a certain regiment of the Xinjiang Military District stationed at an altitude of 4,300 meters on the Karakoram Plateau moved the troops to a certain outdoor training ground to conduct live-fire shooting exercises, comprehensively enhancing their operational capabilities.
Upon receiving the mobilization order, the vehicle-mounted howitzer unit quickly maneuvered to the target area according to combat formations. After arriving at the designated area, each artillery piece swiftly completed shooting preparations.
After the first round of strikes, the designated target was destroyed. The vehicle-mounted howitzer unit then organized a position transfer. Just after arriving at the specified area, enemy activity followed closely, requiring the troops to be ready for shooting again in the shortest possible time.
Chen Xide, a certain regiment of the Xinjiang Military District: The air is thin on the plateau, and the resistance is low after the shells leave the barrel, often resulting in longer shooting distances under the same parameters. This requires us to make adjustments to individual guns based on the data returned from observations and our previous shooting experiences.
The exercises continued late into the night, with the vehicle-mounted howitzer unit selecting different types of ammunition against various enemy firepower configurations and defensive fortifications, employing multiple shooting methods to launch a new round of fire strikes.
Song Yifan, a certain regiment of the Xinjiang Military District: We set up various complex conditions and adopted a high-intensity continuous operation approach, training on key issues such as battlefield reconnaissance, command and control, fire strikes, and damage assessment, effectively enhancing the combat capabilities of the artillery unit.
The Xinjiang Military District conducted a live-fire artillery training exercise in the Karakoram Plateau at an elevation of 4300 meters. Artillery units successfully destroyed targets and quickly repositioned in response to enemy activity. The exercise involved multiple firing methods and ammunition types, enhancing the operational capabilities of the artillery units.
- Artillery units conducted live-fire training at 4300 meters elevation.
- Self-propelled howitzers were deployed for the exercise.
- Targets were successfully destroyed during the first round of fire.
- Units had to quickly reposition and prepare for further engagements due to enemy activity.
- The exercise included various firing methods and ammunition types.