Video: Helicopter Takes Off, Landing Craft Launches - Direct Coverage of Anhui Ship's Three-Dimensional Delivery Training Exercise

Source: Global Times
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the Navy's Type 075 amphibious assault ship Anhui

held a cross-day-and-night multidimensional delivery training

with helicopters taking off

and air-cushion landing craft launching

to deliver naval marine forces

Directly from the training site↓

The first baton of the war eagle taking off is in the hands of the personnel from the aviation support department. Those in yellow vests are the guides, while those in blue vests are the tow vehicle drivers. They need to work in perfect coordination to transport the aircraft from the parking spot in the hangar to the takeoff point on the flight deck in the shortest time possible.

While the shipborne helicopters are taking off and landing in multiple waves, in the vehicle storage of the Anhui, armored vehicles and marines are orderly transferring to the air-cushion landing craft.

The air-cushion landing craft is one of the methods for amphibious multidimensional delivery, featuring flexible loading methods and high speed. After a rapid crossing, the marines and vehicle equipment successfully arrive at the target point. Subsequently, the air-cushion landing craft quickly returns.

Navy Anhui Ship, Sun Wei: The simplest and most eager expectation in the hearts of every crew member is to reunite our great family of the motherland as soon as possible, allowing everyone to live a happy life.

In a certain sea area of Minnan, another training focusing on topics such as water crossing and full floating loading and unloading is also underway.

A vehicle formation composed of amphibious armored assault vehicles and infantry fighting vehicles from a certain amphibious combined brigade of the Army's 73rd Group Army is sequentially crossing the water, maneuvering towards the naval landing ship Baxianshan several kilometers away. The loading and unloading training on the naval landing ship is one of the highlights of the amphibious armored forces' coastal training.

With limited visibility while driving at sea, and affected by wind and waves, amphibious vehicles are prone to sliding and scraping when boarding the ship, requiring drivers to precisely control the vehicles. After several hours of continuous high-intensity training, the officers and soldiers successfully completed multiple maritime training tasks.

This is just part of the recent exercises conducted by the People's Liberation Army

The Army's air assault brigade live-fire training

The Rocket Force's nighttime combat readiness mobilization

Multi-directional and multi-service

training tasks are continuously unfolding

Each task

is an enhancement of combat capability

Classification
Region
East Asia & Pacific
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category / Secondary Categories
Military Operations / Force Movement
Subcategory
Naval Engagement
SALUTE Report
Size
Numerous troops and equipment involved, including amphibious assault vehicles and helicopters.
Activity
Conducting a cross-day and night amphibious delivery training exercise involving helicopter takeoffs and hovercraft landings.
Location
Minnan Sea · Anhui
Unit
Navy 075 Amphibious Assault Ship Anhui and Army 73rd Group Army Amphibious Combined Brigade
Time
Recent days
Equipment
helicoptershovercraftamphibious armored assault vehiclesinfantry fighting vehicles
Summary

The Navy's 075 Amphibious Assault Ship Anhui conducted a cross-day and night amphibious delivery training exercise in the Minnan Sea, involving helicopter takeoffs and hovercraft landings. The Army's 73rd Group Army also participated, executing amphibious operations with armored vehicles. This training is part of ongoing military readiness efforts.

Key Facts
  • The Navy's Anhui ship conducted a cross-day and night amphibious delivery training exercise.
  • Helicopters and hovercraft were used to transport troops and equipment.
  • The Army's 73rd Group Army participated in amphibious operations in the Minnan Sea.
  • The training included high-intensity exercises with multiple objectives.
  • The exercises are part of ongoing military readiness activities.