机器狗参与搜寻转运 多款无人装备亮相中老联合演习

Yesterday, the China-Laos "Peace Train-2026" humanitarian medical rescue joint exercise entered the mixed joint training phase. Both sides, under the scorching heat in Vientiane South Station, completed the deployment of medical tents and functional carriages for secondary treatment facilities in just half a day, laying a solid foundation for the subsequent full-process joint training.

The exercise established multiple groups, including command group, triage classification group, reception and treatment group, intensive care group, surgical group, and medical support group. The participating officers and soldiers from both China and Laos were mixed and conducted training simultaneously.

Chinese team members first explained and demonstrated the criteria for the transfer of injured personnel and triage classification, the infection control zones in the surgical carriage, the norms for instrument transfer, and the use of onboard X-ray machines, covering both theoretical and operational essentials. Subsequently, team members from both sides engaged in discussions and exchanges regarding different medical logistics operation processes and the use of medical equipment. Meanwhile, Chinese participants also utilized drones, unmanned vehicles, and quadruped robotic dogs to demonstrate and explain operational control techniques for searching for and transporting injured personnel, as well as for material delivery to the Laotian participants.

“Peace Train-2026” medical team member Li Junjie: The six essential trauma care techniques: hemostasis, bandaging, immobilization, transportation, ventilation, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation are necessary skills. However, there are certain differences in operational details between the two militaries, so we first conducted some demonstrative training operations to lay a solid foundation for the success of the later exercises.