Wave crest dances to sharpen sword sea and sky —— Training image of a Marine Corps brigade landing across the day and night Photo Report by jiachenglu, dingzhenglin, Kaixiang On the morning of May 16, the battle hawks of an airport in South China were arrayed, and the iron wings flew. "Take off!" At the first order, several helicopters took off to form a formation and headed for the target sea area. The training of a Marine Corps brigade across the day and night began. As soon as the fighter plane arrived at the target sea area, the "enemy situation" followed. The pilot responded calmly and quickly passed through the "enemy" radar blockade area by means of ultra-low altitude penetration. After flying over the target ship, the pilot of No. 1 aircraft quickly docked with the commander on the ship to prepare for landing. Suddenly, the weather at sea suddenly changed, a stream of air came from the side, and the helicopter swayed in the wind. The pilot was fearless in the face of danger, grasped the joystick firmly to stabilize the aircraft attitude, observed the ship's orientation, and quickly established a landing route. "Ask for instructions to land the ship!" While observing the surrounding environment, the pilot drove the aircraft slowly into the air above the deck. When the ship was relatively stable, he quickly seized the opportunity to land the helicopter stably in the deck sign circle and successfully completed the landing. As night fell, the helicopter immediately launched the night landing training after completing the fuel supply. On the dark sea, the pilot used the weak beacon light on the ship as a reference, constantly observed the instruments, corrected the attitude, and landed the helicopter safely on the deck. Late at night, as the last fighter plane stopped roaring, the cross day and night landing training was successfully completed. The fighter plane returned and was ready to land. Carry out low altitude reconnaissance in the target sea area. The deck director directs and guides the helicopter to correct its attitude and land safely. The serviceman carefully checked the aircraft mooring line. (outlook new era)