东海砺刃！海警开展舰载直升机跨昼夜着舰训练

Recently, a unit of the East China Sea Branch of the China Coast Guard organized continuous day-and-night shipboard helicopter landing training in the East China Sea. By setting up realistic combat scenarios, the training honed the ability of coast guard law enforcement personnel to coordinate ship and aircraft operations and perform tasks in all weather conditions.

At the airport, maintenance personnel quickly carried out various preparations before flight, while airborne mechanics accompanied the pilots to conduct pre-flight checks, ensuring the safe launch of the shipboard helicopter.

As night fell, the training shifted to nighttime landing exercises. The crew members closely coordinated, using the deck lights for guidance, successfully landing the helicopter on the ship. Due to the complex and variable maritime climate, pilots had to overcome the negative impacts of changing wind speed, wind direction, and ship motion. The crew and the ship's command center worked closely together to seize favorable opportunities for helicopter landings on the ship's deck.

Pilot Liu Peng from a unit of the East China Sea Branch of the China Coast Guard: In this nighttime landing training, we adhered to a combat-oriented approach, closely focused on mission requirements, highlighted multi-professional collaboration, and emphasized the characteristics of comprehensive element interaction and integrated support. This training honed the ability of the China Coast Guard to coordinate ship and aircraft operations and respond to tasks in complex environments, significantly enhancing the effectiveness of maritime law enforcement and providing strong support for safeguarding national maritime rights and interests.