Running Against Time and Keeping Up with the Times: Li Jianwen, a journalist from the People's Liberation Army Daily, walked into a research institute at the Air Force Research Institute and felt that everyone was racing against time. During the interview, the conversation was constantly interrupted by phone calls. Time is extremely precious here. Pushed by various tasks and urged by grassroots officers and soldiers, there is a feeling of charge every day. "An assistant researcher showed the annual plan list to the reporter, with a clear understanding of completion rates and time nodes behind the densely packed projects. Why does this sense of urgency come from? The words of this assistant researcher echoed the hearts of all the researchers in the institute: "When we think that the research project is connected to the combat effectiveness of the army and solves the bottleneck problem that urgently needs to be overcome in current military training and preparation, we cannot sit still." This year, two children of a female engineer in the institute are facing a critical period of further education, and a certain task she undertakes is also entering the critical period. As a parent, who doesn't want to spend more time accompanying and educating their children? But when she thought about the progress of the breakthrough, she still packed her bags and went to the newly equipped troops. A young scientific researcher returned from the training ground and rushed straight to the office, working tirelessly to write an evaluation report... Each topic touched the hearts of the researchers at the institute, urging them to rush non-stop to the next battlefield. That year, these relatively independent scientific research fields with diverse technological foundations and unique development characteristics, in line with the trend of strengthening the military through reform and technology, converged to form a brand new research institute. The leader of the institute said, "Our professional fields are 'small and unique', seemingly not directly involved in combat, but each link affects the preparation and progress of the war, and even plays a crucial role in 'pulling a thousand pounds out of four or two'. These 'small and unique' fields involve a wide range of areas, and the energy of scientific researchers is limited. Where should we exert our efforts? The researchers at the institute have provided answers with their own footprints: what is needed on the training ground, what is needed on the future battlefield, and where the baton of technological innovation points. The report of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China emphasizes accelerating the transformation of technology into combat effectiveness. The key lies in "acceleration", and the difficulty lies in "transformation". Whoever takes the first step in technological innovation can seize the opportunity and win the game. The party committee of the institute focuses on practical scientific research and accelerates characteristic innovation. A list of targets is a time scale for crossing levels and seizing passes, reflecting their scientific research trajectory towards war. Accelerate and run forward, and you will inevitably encounter greater resistance. Faced with the "unmanned zone" of technological innovation and the bottleneck of core technology, they have achieved breakthroughs time and time again, helping the army continuously cultivate new growth points for combat effectiveness. A "Accelerated Run" of Scientific Research to Combat: Reporter Li Jianwen from the People's Liberation Army Daily, Correspondent Lu Tailai, Yang Xiaofeng, Liu Huaguan. Recently, a certain brigade of the Air Force Air Force organized flight training. In recent years, researchers from the Air Force Research Institute have been active in the front line of training and training, providing strong support for improving combat effectiveness. Yu Zeqi took a photo and cooked "cold platters" into a pot of "hot dishes", gathering momentum in integrated innovation. "In the planning and evaluation of this exercise, various departments worked together to break professional barriers and portal boundaries. Three scientific research achievements were awarded, and five comrades were praised by higher authorities..." Recently, at a work summary meeting of a certain research institute of the Air Force Research Institute