多艘新入列舰艇赴南海开展实战化训练

Recently, a training center of the Navy in the Southern Theater Command organized several newly commissioned vessels, including the Loudi, Hubei, and Shihezi ships, into a formation to conduct realistic combat training in a certain area of the South China Sea, accelerating the overall combat capability generation of the vessels.

Upon receiving the "enemy situation" report, the vessel formation set sail from a military port, with the radar and weapon systems of each ship powered on, and the officers and soldiers prepared for combat. After locking onto the target, the command personnel of the Loudi ship assessed the situation and determined the optimal shooting distance and direction.

Just after completing air defense shooting, missile threats from the "enemy situation" followed one after another. The Loudi ship adjusted its posture and decisively launched various types of countermeasures, including infrared and chaff flares, to implement mixed interference, creating a massive protective net for the ship in the direction of the incoming threats.

Training Center of the Navy in the Southern Theater Command Jinshan: In this training, we focused on the characteristics of new personnel, new equipment, and the need for integration with newly commissioned ships. We emphasized the practical implementation of plans, operational exercises, safety measures, and emergency responses, providing comprehensive and precise guidance to lead the training backbone in deeply studying the operational use of equipment and promoting rapid integration of personnel and equipment.

During the training period, the formation conducted conditional training among the ships at sea, flexibly integrating various training subjects such as navigation maneuvering, damage control, replenishment at sea, multidimensional transport, and light weapons shooting into the entire process of maritime exercises, strengthening the organizational and command capabilities of commanders at all levels, and continuously enhancing training effectiveness.