The 46th batch of escort fleets of the Chinese Navy set sail to the Gulf of Aden and Somali waters to replace the 45th batch of escort fleets in carrying out tasks. On the 21st, the 46th batch of escort fleets of the Chinese Navy set sail from a military port in Zhanjiang, Guangdong, and went to the Gulf of Aden and Somali waters to replace the 45th batch of escort fleets in carrying out escort tasks. Accompanied by the resounding sound of military music, the fleet of ships untied their cables one by one and slowly sailed away from the dock. On the deck, the task officers and soldiers lined up neatly, full of energy, waving goodbye. This escort fleet consists of missile destroyer Jiaozuo, missile frigate Xuchang, and comprehensive supply ship Honghu. It carries 2 shipborne helicopters and dozens of special operations personnel, with a total of over 700 mission officers and soldiers. During the mission preparation period, the formation accurately analyzed the characteristics of the situation, formulated detailed plans and plans, and focused on targeted training such as actual use of weapons, military rescue of hijacked merchant ships, counter-terrorism and anti piracy, and navigation supply. The feasibility and equipment reliability of the plans and plans were effectively tested, and the ability to carry out the mission was further improved. (Lai Xin She)