Iron armor gallops and war cannons roar. In the autumn desert of Northwest China, a firepower unit of a certain army brigade conducted a round the clock live fire shooting training. As several signal flares roared into the air, the training began. The tank formation raced towards the target area, rolling up billowing dust and smoke along the way. During the maneuver, multiple special circumstances struck one after another. The officers and soldiers responded flexibly and successfully resolved the dangerous situation. After arriving at the launch site, the reconnaissance vehicle team quickly set up radar and launched unmanned aerial vehicles for close range reconnaissance. Various types of launch vehicles also completed combat formation simultaneously, occupied the launch site, and built an air defense system. Suddenly, a target signal appeared on the screen, and several "enemy planes" quickly approached. The radar operator continuously tracks and locks onto the target, and transmits the air situation information to the command post and various firepower units in a timely manner. Release! "The commander gave the order, and one shell whistled out of the chamber, charging straight into the sky. In an instant, dense firepower intertwined in the air, and the target fell in response. Discover the 'enemy' armored cluster and carry out firepower strikes according to the predetermined plan! ”As soon as the aerial threat was lifted, the command post immediately issued operational orders to the artillery unit. Officers and soldiers quickly calculate parameters, set up various elements, load ammunition... "Prepare, let go!" After completing a round of concentrated firing, the rocket artillery team quickly transfers, while the howitzer team continues to carry out rapid firing to supplement the remaining targets. As night falls, the smoke of gunpowder still lingers. Received new combat orders, officers and soldiers adjusted parameters and corrected various elements with the help of micro light, and launched a new round of firepower strikes on the "enemy" positions... (News Agency)