On the eve of August 1st, each unit organized practical training to comprehensively improve the combat skills of officers and soldiers. For pictures: Yu Zeqi, Yang Xue, Liu Chengrun, He Kun, Wei Kai, Cartography: Fang Han, Yang Lei, a regiment of the army organized a combat based drill and assessment in the dark - the special situation kept changing ■ Gao Qun, a special correspondent of Cui Haohao's People's Liberation Army Daily, "ordered your department to go to the predetermined area immediately with the attached forces!" In midsummer, the night was like ink. As the whistle pierced the night sky, a certain army regiment began a battle to strengthen the practical training and assessment of infantry companies. Collect equipment, organize and board vehicles, and quickly maneuver... Soon, the vehicles are grouped and driven out of the camp. To avoid enemy reconnaissance, all vehicles are driven with their lights off. "Night combat put forward very high requirements for the tacit understanding of team coordination, and at the same time tested the commander's ability to make decisions on the spot." The leader of the mission introduced that they forced the task team to think of countermeasures and practice moves in real combat by setting up difficult and special circumstances, dangerous environments, and strong opponents in this drill, so as to improve the force's ability to carry out tasks in full time. Pay attention to each group and quickly occupy the position. After the detachment successfully launched, the reconnaissance team quickly stepped forward to conduct reconnaissance. Night darkness, smoke, and other factors affect line of sight. The reconnaissance team soldiers use individual radars, unmanned reconnaissance vehicles, night vision equipment, etc. to conduct reconnaissance on the "enemy" frontline positions. As soon as they approached the forefront of the "enemy" position, they received a special report stating that the "enemy" sentry was tracking and observing me, and there was a risk of exposure in my combat attempts. Company commander Zhao Xiaolong decisively ordered the shooting. With a gunshot, the 'enemy' sentry was accurately sniped by a concealed sniper. Soon, each team received the "enemy situation" report returned by the reconnaissance team through the individual integrated system and continued to approach along the established route. "The wings were harassed by the 'enemy', the 'wounded' were increasing, and obstacles were found right in front of them..." After a Tracer ammunition was launched, Tan Lang, the leader of the reconnaissance team, found that the enemy had already set up encirclement circles on both sides of the command post in the darkness, which was just a deliberate flaw of the enemy. At one point, gunshots erupted, severely impacting the original combat formation. At a critical moment, Zhao Xiaolong remained calm and quickly assessed the situation on site, commanding each team to launch a counterattack. The firepower team used vehicle mounted weapons and mortars to counterattack, while the engineering team used unmanned blasting vehicles to open up a passage through manual mixed blasting. The health staff carried out emergency treatment and promptly evacuated the "injured"... Under the cover of heavy firepower, the strike team quickly used the opened passage to launch an impact. After a fierce battle, they finally broke through the encirclement of the "enemy". The randomly set special circumstances are a test of our combat ability, "said Zhao Xiaolong, who walked off the training ground after discussing the drill experience. This allowed them to see more clearly the shortcomings and shortcomings that exist in nighttime combat. Next, they will develop measures and conduct intensive training to address the exposed issues, promoting the continuous improvement of overall combat capabilities. A Naval aviation regiment used the simulation system to improve training level, and the dangerous and difficult support courses achieved normal training. Bai Shaoqiu and Wang Xiaowen reported that wearing VR equipment and manipulating "virtual arms"