现役+预备役混编 东部战区空军这场复训看点十足

Recently, a certain unit of the Eastern Theater Command Air Force, in conjunction with a reserve force, organized the return and retraining of aviation maintenance reserve personnel. Through a mixed model of active-duty and reserve personnel, they efficiently conducted training to comprehensively enhance the task execution capabilities of reserve personnel.

At a certain airport of the Eastern Theater Command Air Force, fighter jets were lined up in an orderly manner. Active-duty soldiers and reserve personnel carried out pre-flight maintenance preparations according to their groupings and divisions of labor. A few minutes later, the fighter jets took off in succession.

Upon reaching the designated airspace, a fierce system confrontation training immediately commenced. Pilots from both the red and blue teams skillfully maneuvered their aircraft, engaging in tracking and locking, tactical maneuvers, beyond-visual-range confrontations, and close-range dogfights. The offensive and defensive positions changed rapidly, and the technical and tactical levels were effectively improved through intense exchanges.

A member of a certain reserve unit, Li Fan: Through the return and retraining, we have mastered the basic operational processes of our positions, restored and maintained our professional skills, and effectively validated the feasibility of implementing maintenance support under the current mixed model.

During the training, the commander randomly set special situations. The maintenance rescue duty personnel quickly brought equipment to the parking point, rapidly set up boarding ladders, and rescued the pilots on board. The battle damage repair team swiftly conducted emergency operations such as damage assessment and fault location. In the repair room, the repair team members performed hole patching and riveting on the damaged skin, ensuring that the patch closely adhered to the damaged area, restoring the aircraft's good aerodynamic properties.

A member of a certain unit of the Eastern Theater Command Air Force, Zhang Wen: Through systematic theoretical learning, regular practical operations, and realistic special situation drills, we accelerated the enhancement of the support capabilities of reserve personnel, effectively ensuring that the backup support forces can quickly fill positions and rapidly form combat effectiveness during wartime.