War Eagle Soars! Directly Hitting Day-Night Flight Training
Author ： Wang Han
The drums of war beat, and the spring tide rises
It is the right time for military training and preparation for battle
Recently
The 76th Group Army's certain brigade
organized multi-subject, cross-day-and-night
flight training
aimed at enhancing the troops' continuous combat capability in complex environments
and honing all-weather combat skills
With a command from the control tower
several helicopters took off in succession
heading straight to the target airspace
to conduct training on instrument flight, formation coordination
and takeoff and landing in field conditions
The command group carefully set the tactical background
while embedding special situation guidance
to stimulate the urgency for officers and soldiers to strengthen their skills
and sharpen their psychological quality
As dusk fell and the lights came on
the battle eagles that completed daytime training
returned one after another
The ground support team
quickly began fuel resupply
and equipment checks to prepare for night training
After a brief rest
the battle eagles took to the skies again
to complete training on
low-altitude navigation and simulated special situation handling
Night flying requires overcoming
low visibility, flight illusions, and other adverse factors
which places higher demands on pilots
The officers and soldiers, while relying on instrument data,
worked closely with ground command
to assess airspeed and flight path
and correct flight posture
As the last battle eagle landed safely
the flight training was successfully completed
This cross-day-and-night flight training
tested the pilots' tactical and technical proficiency in different time periods
and environments
and honed the collaborative effectiveness of the command chain
and ground support elements
Next,
the brigade will continue to focus on practical combat requirements
strengthening the exploration of training and instruction models in complex environments
and accelerating the transformation and upgrading of combat effectiveness
The 76th Group Army conducted multi-subject day and night flight training exercises in China to enhance combat capabilities. Helicopters performed various tasks, including instrument flying and field landings, while logistical teams prepared for night operations. The training aimed to improve pilots' skills in complex environments and tested the coordination of command and ground support elements.
- The 76th Group Army conducted multi-subject flight training exercises.
- The training aimed to enhance continuous combat capabilities in complex environments.
- Helicopters performed various training tasks including instrument flying and field landings.
- Logistical support teams were prepared for refueling and equipment checks for night training.
- The exercises tested pilots' tactical skills in different environments.