Inside the radar shelter, the screen is flashing; On the air defense position, missiles are ready to fire... On the spring plateau, a brigade of the 76th Army Group, together with neighboring air force units, conducted a coordinated air defense training. Found multiple 'enemy' planes! ”At the beginning of the training, the Air Force radar squadron signal operator was the first to detect the target and immediately reported the air situation information to the land air joint command post. After receiving the information, the commander quickly assessed the battlefield situation, commanded close cooperation between land and air radars, and continuously tracked the target. The radar detection range and coverage of the Air Force air defense detachment are long, which can provide more response time for intercepting incoming targets; The Army Air Defense Detachment has high accuracy in detecting low altitude targets, filling the blind spots of high-altitude radar. The combination of high and low positions and complementary advantages of both sides can weave an air defense network that connects near and far. ”The leader of the brigade introduced that there were no contingency plans or special situations for on-site guidance throughout the training, aiming to comprehensively test the combat capabilities of the participating troops. On the battlefield, the anti-aircraft unit of the brigade is on high alert. When the enemy aircraft was about to enter the anti-aircraft fire range, it suddenly descended in altitude, flew along the ridge line, and released electromagnetic interference. In an instant, the radar screen of the brigade's air defense detachment was filled with clutter, and the radar operator was unable to lock onto the target. The radar technician of the brigade quickly reported the relevant situation to the land air joint command post and applied for target information support. After receiving orders from the command post, the Air Force radar team conducted another reconnaissance of the target and shared the "enemy" aircraft's position with the brigade's air defense team through an integrated command platform. Tracking, locking... The "enemy" aircraft entered the fire strike range of the brigade's air defense detachment, and the commander decisively ordered firing. Multiple missiles flew out of the air defense position, and the "enemy" aircraft was successfully "destroyed". As the sun sets and the moon rises, training continues. Suddenly, the guidance and coordination team issued a new special situation - the Air Force radar detachment's position was attacked by the "enemy", and multiple "enemy" drones approached at low altitude, attempting to launch a second strike. After a comprehensive assessment of the battlefield situation by the Joint Command Center, the Army Air Defense Detachment was immediately deployed to provide air defense firepower support for the Air Force Radar Detachment. The army air defense team responded to the order and quickly adjusted the radar antenna to strengthen the search for the airspace attacked by "enemy" drones. Discovered target! "The radar operator continued to track the" enemy "drone. On the battlefield, the firepower unit of the brigade's air defense detachment is prepared for air resistance. With the command to shoot, all enemy drones were accurately intercepted. Training is over, review and unfold. In the central military tent, commanders at all levels of land and air, as well as key position buglers, sit together to sort out and summarize training experience, and express their opinions on optimizing the process of key links such as reconnaissance and early warning, firepower strikes, etc., laying a solid foundation for the next step of specialization and refinement. (New Society)