In the middle of spring, with the command of the commander, the officers and soldiers of a certain naval brigade quickly rushed to the battlefield, and a lightning support training under the background of actual combat began. On the battlefield of box transportation, pressure calibration, and projectile detection, two groups of signal operators simultaneously carry out operations: the first group focuses on calibrating the core parameters of the projectile, and the second group disassembles the torpedo shell packaging box. During the assignment, the assessment team suddenly issued an instruction stating, "A request for additional mine shells has been sent from the front. Time is tight and the task is heavy. The two operators responsible for the testing and installation of pyrotechnic devices will promptly fill in the gaps after completing their current work and assist in completing the identification of the projectile body. With the close cooperation of various specialized operators, the efficiency of operations has significantly improved, and officers and soldiers have completed the mine preparation task within the prescribed time. Previously, we mainly carried out mine preparation work in a 'four person team, single missile propulsion' mode. In recent years, with the increasingly heavy preparation tasks and tighter training pace, the shortcomings of this model have become more apparent. ”Captain Hou of a certain technical team in the brigade introduced that in the past, when preparing ammunition, four designated personnel worked in the same group. Due to differences in task volume and difficulty, the progress of the work varied. Only when the previous batch of support work was completed can the next batch of support work be initiated. Not only that, during the ammunition preparation process, if one of the operators gets stuck, other operators have to stop working. In a previous training session, the superior requested to add two additional batches of grenades within the specified time, but due to the speed of the bugler's support not keeping up with the task rhythm, it ultimately affected the overall training effect. ”The leader of the brigade introduced that in order to further improve the efficiency of mine and missile support, they have decided to optimize the traditional operation mode. By systematically sorting out the lightning support process, they have broken down the pressure calibration, projectile detection and other operational processes into independent links that can be synchronously promoted. After repeated deduction, they explored and launched the "multi line parallel, professional replenishment" support mode: one group of signal operators is responsible for calibrating the core parameters of the missile body, another group of signal operators synchronously carries out the basic dismantling of the next batch of mine bombs, and other professional officers and soldiers are ready to replenish positions at any time. In order to improve the ability of officers and soldiers to fill positions, the brigade regularly organizes reinforcement training on basic skills of mine and missile support, and cultivates versatile personnel in accordance with the requirements of "first in charge and reserve, one position with multiple abilities" to ensure that various professional operators can provide support at any time when encountering emergency support tasks. The homework is done in parallel with multiple lines, and the operator can fill the position at any time. At the training ground of the brigade, it was observed that during the installation of the mine bomb safety device by the first group, a deviation was found in the interface of a certain component, and a spare component urgently needed to be replaced. After receiving the request for replacement, the instrument specialist and Private Xiao Li skillfully found the required components and quickly sent them to the first group of signal operator positions. At the same time, the second group of gunners remained unaffected throughout the entire process and continued to advance the projectile detection work, maintaining order at the work site. Since the implementation of the new support mode, the efficiency of mine and missile support has been greatly improved. ”The leader of the brigade introduced that in the next step, they will continue to tackle key and difficult issues such as complex weather support and multi batch continuous support, continuously optimize the mine and missile support mode, and ensure that they can "keep up, supply quickly, and ensure accuracy" when encountering emergency tasks. (New Society)