Not long ago, a naval detachment from Chenzhou formed a formation with neighboring naval vessels to conduct a multi subject confrontation training in a certain sea area in collaboration with the aviation unit. The waves churned and the warships stirred. As the urgent alarm sounded, the officers and soldiers of the Chenzhou ship immediately rushed to their battle positions and prepared for battle. In the control room of the Chenzhou ship's sea missile, keyboard typing and command sounds echoed one after another. Prepare to launch a 'missile' attack on the 'enemy' ship! "Upon receiving instructions from superiors, the captain of the sea missile area team assessed the situation on site and issued multiple commands to quickly complete the allocation of firepower. The operator received the strike command and decisively pressed the launch button, successfully completing the first round of simulated strikes. It is reported that the purpose of this training is to test the maritime collaborative combat capabilities of officers and soldiers. The naval fleet and aviation units are designed with typical combat scenarios, focusing on specialized refinement of subjects such as sea missile attacks, air defense and anti missile, and sea air joint assaults. During the training preparation stage, the participating troops held multiple coordination meetings to develop multiple typical battlefield situations for the key and difficult issues of maritime collaborative operations. The first round of simulated strikes has just ended, and the "helicopter takeoff and landing deployment" command follows one after another. The officers and soldiers quickly took their positions upon hearing the order. On the deck of the Chenzhou ship, a helicopter soared into the air. At the same time, multiple unmanned aerial vehicles from neighboring naval vessels took off successively. Above the sea and sky, helicopters and drones work closely together to weave a three-dimensional strike network. During the training, the guidance and coordination team continuously issued instructions such as' enemy drone close in interference 'and' enemy missile launch counterattack '. In light of this situation, the formation commander readjusted their deployment, directing anti unmanned combat forces to counter "enemy" drones while commanding air combat units to construct a three-dimensional air defense firepower network to intercept targets. The future battlefield is constantly changing, and only by constantly honing the collaborative combat capabilities of the troops can we ensure that we can pull, go up, and win at critical moments. ”The leader of the detachment introduced that this training has put forward high requirements for manned unmanned collaborative combat. The guidance and adjustment team will guide and adjust various special situations according to the training progress, forcing officers and soldiers to hone and improve their manned unmanned collaborative combat capabilities in dangerous situations. After successfully resolving the danger, a damage control alarm sounded in the cabin of the Chenzhou ship: the hangar was hit and caught fire, the rudder compartment was damaged and flooded, and several crew members were injured. The officers and soldiers immediately carried out damage control operations according to the plan, and the damage control team members rushed to the "damaged" compartment with equipment to carry out leak sealing operations; The rescue team conducted emergency treatment for the "injured" crew members. Officers and soldiers remain calm and cooperative in the face of danger, completing various tasks within the prescribed time. The next morning, the sun rose out of the sea and the battle alarm sounded again. The officers and soldiers of the Chenzhou ship rushed to their respective battle positions to begin a new round of training. (New Society)