The eagle roared, piercing the night sky. In late April, at midnight, a brigade of the air force aviation in the southern theater of operations launched cross day and night combat flight training. Several fighter planes were ordered to take off, quickly completing aerial tactical formation and flying to the target airspace. The training will be conducted in the second half of the night, not only testing the pilots' technical and tactical skills, but also testing their psychological quality and emergency response ability. "The leader of the brigade introduced that the lack of reference objects at sea can easily cause pilots to experience the illusion of sea sky inversion and anti rotation. In addition, the thick haze layer in Shanghai significantly increases the difficulty of training. During the maneuver, the formation was suddenly searched by the "enemy" air defense radar. Long pilot Zhang Guoguang led the team to quickly lower the flight altitude and used the "enemy" air defense radar to search for blind spots, implementing ultra-low altitude penetration. After covertly approaching the target airspace, Zhang Guoguang piloted the plane to quickly leap up and adjust its attitude, while the wingman Liu Shengliang maneuvered to cover it. The attack formation changed its tactical formation and successfully broke through the "enemy" air defense firepower network, occupying the best attacking position. Zhang Guoguang relied on airborne equipment to assist in continuous search and recognition, ultimately successfully targeting the target and decisively implementing simulated attacks. At the same time, the formation wing also launched a simulated attack. After completing the simulated attack, the fighter jet quickly maneuvered away and headed back towards the airport. Leaders of the brigade introduced that they had carried out rolling flight training in the second half of the night for many days in succession, and had successively completed the training of attacking "enemy" maritime targets, air response, armed reconnaissance and other courses, effectively tempering the pilots' adaptability to the battlefield at night and the continuous support ability of ground crew. The stars and moons are hidden, and the sun is about to erupt. One 'battle' has just ended, and another 'battle' continues. If the time for searching for the target can be further shortened, there is a chance to gain greater battlefield initiative. "After the training, Zhang Guoguang, who had just stepped out of the fighter plane, quickly walked into the tactical research room and held a review discussion with his comrades. He recorded all the problems exposed during the training in his notebook and discussed countermeasures one by one. (New News Agency)