A certain brigade of the Air Force in the Southern Theater Command strengthened the training of "one specialized and versatile, one person with multiple equipment" - the radar vehicle driver entered the "Chinese Army tent" and the tank was filled with dust and thunderous winds. On a scorching summer day, a mobile exercise was carried out in a radar brigade of the Southern Theater Command Air Force. After hundreds of kilometers of motorized maneuvers, the radar vehicle driver Li Jixing arrived at the reserve position. He jumped out of the driver's cabin and quickly completed the vehicle disguise, entering a field tent - the "Chinese military tent" for this exercise, proficient in setting up communication equipment, Conducting intelligence communication and liaison... "This is a microcosm of the brigade's in-depth training of 'one specialty, multiple abilities, and one person, multiple outfits'. The professional experts who used to be' fresh and versatile 'have now transformed into versatile and versatile talents who can adapt to diverse combat tasks." The leader of the brigade introduced that only by mastering' a few brushes' with one specialty and multiple abilities in peacetime can one soldier be versatile in wartime. To this end, they have upgraded the capabilities of key positions' backbone, continuously strengthened the construction of mobile combat forces, and focused on forging a comprehensive and excellent team with sharp blades. The formation of today's good situation stems from a profound lesson. Many years ago, during a large-scale training exercise, a command post in the brigade was suddenly hit, and the communication backbone was "injured" and personnel were reduced. Some communication methods could not be connected, and intelligence could not be accessed in a timely manner, causing the commander to be urgently damaged. However, due to the relatively limited professional skills of the officers and soldiers in the task force, personnel allocation was limited. Despite the commander immediately selecting personnel to replace them, the aircraft was ultimately delayed. The real battlefield environment is far more complex than imagined, and the training mode of 'one person, one profession, one post, one task' must not be allowed to become a weakness that restricts the improvement of combat effectiveness. The training of mobile combat backbone must shift towards a direction of multiple abilities and full coverage. This exercise deeply made the party committee of the brigade realize that only by vigorously promoting the training of 'one specialty, multiple abilities, and one person, multiple equipment', can we achieve the shortest deployment personnel and preparation time The fastest reaction speed is necessary to better carry out practical tasks. Talent preparation is the most arduous war preparation. In order to further promote the training of "one specialist with multiple abilities, one person with multiple equipment" for the backbone of mobile operations, the brigade has regularly organized live combat readiness promotion, job rotation training with strong abilities, and "flame knife tip" training and martial arts competitions, vigorously carrying out comprehensive training such as field survival, equipment repair, vehicle driving, medical rescue, etc., and organizing officers and soldiers to conduct cross training and collaborative training in multiple positions and specialties to promote capability upgrading. Satellite communication equipment debugging, wireless radio station installation, wired communication connectivity... At the drill site, the reporter saw that from organizing the installation of communication equipment to achieving multiple communication methods connectivity, Li Jixing and two drivers completed the task in a relatively short time, ensuring that intelligence was accessed on time. Under combat damage conditions, our pilots can also serve as oil engine technicians, performing tasks such as command marking and security services. "Li Jixing said that nowadays, more than 70% of officers and soldiers in various mobile combat teams master two or more professions, and more than 90% of radar operators master three or more types of equipment, achieving mutual learning in peacetime and complementary in wartime. The training of 'one specialist with multiple abilities, one person with multiple outfits' has cultivated a group of versatile talents who understand mobility, tactics, and expertise, further enhancing the rapid response ability of the army, in order to better achieve full-time combat readiness