A naval frigate detachment organized practical training - battleships braved the waves and fought fiercely in the ocean. Yang Haifan, Liu Chuanbo, and Wu Shuaiguang took photos and reported that the small boat had advanced to carry out the mission. On a scorching summer day, a naval frigate detachment organized a fleet to conduct cross day and night, multi subject practical training in a certain sea area. During the voyage, the formation received orders from superiors to eliminate the "enemy" coastal defense forces. A complex coastal strike operation began, and the officers and soldiers of each ship quickly rushed to their positions and entered a state of combat. Wenzhou ships are the first to lock in targets and share target information with each ship synchronously through data links. The formation quickly turned to the battle course and occupied the firing position. Immediately, the main guns of each ship launched multiple waves of firepower against the target, causing heavy damage to the "enemy" position. The sonar received an echo signal, suspected to be an 'enemy' submarine! 'The underwater' enemy situation 'suddenly arrived, and the formation sounded the battle alarm again. The sonar soldiers of each ship held their breath and quickly captured suspicious targets hidden in the deep sea. The commander issued strike instructions and each ship in the formation launched multiple rocket deep charges. In an instant, pillars of water rose up from the sea... Jumping through the sea and stepping on the waves, it was truly resistance. This maritime training is closely related to the training content of practical combat settings, with high-intensity and fast-paced organization of training in multiple subjects such as sea assault and close range counterattack, which has honed the command and decision-making abilities of officers and soldiers as well as the ability to coordinate on the spot. Conduct damage management training. Launch rocket deep charges into the target sea area (video screenshot). The battleship plowed the waves. (New News Agency)