Watching the "Flying Shark" behind the "Flying Shark" Carrier-based aircraft flying in the sea and sky, there is such a group of ordinary soldiers who are silently paying and struggling. They are deeply rooted in various positions of flight support with the spirit of "maintaining elevation and preparing for battle", like stars shining on the sea and sky. This issue of 'Soldier Face' focuses on a station at Naval Aviation University. In March 2023, the Navy awarded the station a collective second class merit. On the journey of pursuing dreams, they grew up together with Carrier-based aircraft, and used a series of solid footprints to outline the era track of rapid development of Carrier-based aircraft. ——Editor's Ordinary Day [Character Card] Zhou Yong, a first-class sergeant, was awarded third class merit once, and was awarded the third prize of the Outstanding Talent Award for All Military Non commissioned Officials. He has been awarded the "Four Haves" Outstanding Soldier five times. Zhou Yongtian was about to break dawn, and the light blue sky was adorned with several sparse stars. A strong blowing car slowly entered the runway, casting a white light on the long road surface. Suddenly, the strong blowing car made a huge roar, and the sand and stones on the runway were instantly blown into the grass on both sides. In the driver's cab, Sergeant Zhou Yong leaned forward, holding the steering wheel in one hand and the joystick in the other, staring at the road with wide eyes and adjusting the direction of vehicle cleaning according to the situation. On the runway, the black marks left by the fighter jets' repeated taxies are superimposed with old and new ones, extending towards the end of the runway at a 14 ° elevation. In a few hours, the fighter jet will roar from the runway he has cleaned and soar into the sky. Ahead, a silver dot flashed past. Zhou Yong blinked and stepped on the brake with one foot. Experience has taught him that a single grit or screw on the runway can pose a safety hazard to flight, and there is no room for carelessness. Zhou Yong immediately got off the car for inspection, searched for a few minutes on the runway, and finally found a metal foreign object in front of the left wheel. In the early morning, Zhou Yong and his comrades had completed the cleaning work. The outer field began to liven up, with support officers and soldiers busy in battle positions, and supply vehicles shuttling back and forth between the hangars... Next to the fighter planes, the pilots were already ready to depart. When a "Flying Shark" Carrier-based aircraft slid out of the hangar and waited for the takeoff command, Zhou Yong was driving the bird drive vehicle on the airport auxiliary road. In the horn, a specific sound wave circulates, driving away a flock of birds flying from the north side of the airport. Through the car window, Zhou Yong watched as the group of "uninvited guests" changed direction several times in the air, and finally flew off the runway. Facing the brilliant sunrise, the formation of fighter jets roared up. Zhou Yong looked up at the blue sky, a sense of achievement and pride once again surging into his heart. Time has quietly passed while holding on, and batches of pilots have grown up here, flying "flying sharks" in the sea and sky. For more than 10 years, Zhou Yongjian has been quietly working in this world. Nowadays, he is proficient in driving over 20 types of special equipment vehicles and is one of the top skilled soldiers in the field. Captain Zhou, we want to learn from you how to drive 'Big Guy'. During the break time between flights, a young comrade from the field service company grabbed Zhou Yong. The "big guy" mentioned by comrades refers to a large snow plow - a tall 17.8-meter-long body and a 6-meter-wide snow plow, which shows extraordinary momentum just by parking there. Zhou Yong was the first person at the station to be able to handle this' big guy '. So