有人无人协同作战！直击陆军城镇立体突防全要素协同演练

Recently, a certain brigade of the 71st Group Army conducted a comprehensive coordinated exercise for urban three-dimensional infiltration, honing the troops' new combat capabilities in complex urban environments.

At the start of the exercise, the red team's reconnaissance vehicle group first launched two types of reconnaissance drones. After identifying the blue team's fire points and sniper positions, attack drones promptly executed precise destruction. After breaching the outer defense line, the red team encountered a mixed barrier formed by barbed wire, traffic cones, and simulated minefields set up by the blue team.

The red team's obstacle-clearing unit quickly deployed a remote-controlled obstacle-clearing vehicle to approach and detonate explosives, creating a safe passage.

Feng Hongli, a certain brigade of the 71st Group Army: In the past, when encountering such mixed obstacles, we had to send personnel to detonate them, which increased the risk with every additional minute. Now, with unmanned vehicles clearing the obstacles for us, we can operate remotely from the back, speeding up the process and reducing personnel casualties.

After the red team entered the urban depth, unmanned vehicles provided fire suppression and armored protection in the front, while infantry squads coordinated with armored vehicles to clear street fire points.

Ling Mingdong, a certain brigade of the 71st Group Army: Concealed fire points are often in places that are not visible. We let unmanned vehicles lead the way, performing reconnaissance and fire suppression, while transmitting real-time images back; infantry can assess enemy situations based on the images and guide the unmanned vehicles to strike, forming a collaborative combat approach between manned and unmanned units.

The remaining blue forces retreated to a multi-story building. Multiple micro-drones from the red team approached the windows from different directions, gathering intelligence on enemy dynamics and relaying real-time images. Meanwhile, assault teams simultaneously infiltrated from multiple directions, clearing layer by layer and successfully taking control of the core target.

He Panpan, a certain brigade of the 71st Group Army: Through this exercise, we established a complete process of manned and unmanned collaboration, from aerial reconnaissance and strikes, ground unmanned obstacle clearing, to coordinated strikes by infantry fighting vehicles and infantry, and finally to the guidance of assaults by micro-drones within buildings. Next, we will further deepen the integration of basic combat units with unmanned equipment, truly transforming new combat capabilities into the actual combat effectiveness of the troops.