Here we are, this is it. "In the summer, the reporter went to the field training ground of a certain army brigade to interview, and the car suddenly stopped at a Gobi desert. Where is the camping area? ”The reporter looked around and saw not a single soldier or soldier in the vast desert, let alone the imagined scene of "tents connected to clouds". This year's training camp adopts a 'semi underground' layout based on the terrain characteristics, using camouflage nets to conceal and make it difficult to detect without careful observation. ”Seeing the reporter's puzzled expression, General Staff Deng of the Training Department of the brigade briefly explained and pointed to the distance with a smile, saying, "If you don't believe me, you can look for it. How many tents are there in this area ahead?" Following General Staff Deng's direction, the reporter focused on identifying for a long time before finally finding a few camping tents. Continue walking forward until you hear the sound of officers and soldiers training, and then the reporter realizes that there are ten tents of various sizes hidden around. Deng, the staff officer, introduced that during this year's training, the troops were dispersed and stationed based on the terrain, with camps several kilometers away from each other. Each company is dispersed around the camp command post, maximizing integration with the surrounding environment, and setting up camps is more in line with practical requirements. On the future battlefield, deploying according to the requirements of actual combat can effectively improve the survival ability of the battlefield and ensure the completion of combat tasks. "Staff Officer Deng said that this camping method may not have the same atmosphere as" camping villages "on the surface, but officers and soldiers generally feel that the atmosphere of the battlefield is stronger. In the interview, the reporter saw that not only did the scene of "a big road leading to the campsite and tents neatly connected" disappear, but there was also a different scene inside the team tent: there were no neatly folded "tofu chunks", instead, battle backpacks were carried and left on the back; There are no fancy "jars and pots", only combat readiness materials closely related to warfare; Daily necessities are classified and stored according to combat readiness requirements, which is convenient for daily use and quick packing and taking away. Is the facility so simple that it can meet the daily living needs of officers and soldiers? Can you handle unexpected situations? ”In response to a reporter's question, a leader of the brigade said, "Although the training conditions are relatively simple, all the necessary combat functions are not missed and there are many guarantee elements." The leader explained that during the field training period, they adopted a "combination of movement and stillness, integration of air and ground, day and night joint patrols, mutual reliance, and hierarchical coordination" to establish a defense system for the camp. Various forces were scientifically configured, and warning posts and air defense positions were interspersed to handle emergencies at any time. They also focus on improving equipment and facilities such as field cooking and field showers to ensure strong support even under dispersed conditions. It is understood that while adjusting the deployment of the camping area according to battlefield standards, the brigade has also integrated practical combat concepts into the battlefield. Since this year's training, the officers and soldiers of the brigade have focused on aligning their work training with actual combat standards, optimizing and upgrading various training modes, and promoting the improvement of training efficiency. (New Society)