The determination of life and death is about to break dawn, and the mountains are like ink. A certain air force station is bustling with vehicles such as refueling trucks, power trucks, and bird repellent vehicles shuttling back and forth on the apron in an orderly manner. As a green signal flare pierced through the sky, several war eagles spewed heat waves and roared up from the end of the runway, soaring into the sky. Not far away, in the ambulance, military doctor Xie Wei watched warily as the plane took off. Xie Wei has over 10 years of experience in flight support. As an important defense line for the rescue of pilots, he and his comrades must closely observe the takeoff and landing of fighter jets. In case of emergency, they will come out immediately to rescue the pilot in distress. This is the responsibility of station military doctors, and it is also their distinctive feature that sets them apart from other branches of military doctors. Takeoff and landing are two key stages in flight training. The aircraft took off and landed in just a short moment, and for most of the time, the station doctors were on standby, waiting for the next aircraft to appear. Waiting for a fighter jet to rise, waiting for a fighter jet to fall, and repeating it repeatedly, sometimes too much, Xie Wei would also forget that there are still a few fighter jets in the sky that have not landed. So, he created a special "security log" and wrote a note in it for every takeoff and landing. The reporter opened this log and saw six big words written on the homepage: Always prepare for battle. Xie Wei told reporters that this sentence is his own battle motto and also the spiritual creed of all military doctors at the station. As dusk grew, as fighter planes landed, the day's flight mission came to an end. "The last plane to land in this scene, pay attention!" Xie Wei's tense nerves finally relaxed as his gaze followed the plane's descent, landing, parachute deployment, and deceleration. From the first fighter jet taking off to the last one landing, he has been holding his position for more than 10 consecutive hours. Nowadays, such long endurance flight support is commonplace for Xie Wei and his comrades. It is precisely like this day after day, with a 100% guarantee record of high-quality appearances on the field. On the way back, the attendant, Feng Yiyang, whispered, "Why do we have to stay in the ambulance all the time? We've been sitting for a whole day, our waists are almost bent, just watching the plane take off and land, there's nothing wrong!" "It's not our business, it's a good thing! Once we have something to do, it means something big happened during the flight!" Xie Wei's thoughts suddenly dragged back to a night a few years ago. That was the last flight of the day. During the takeoff and taxiing process of the fighter jet, there was a special situation, and the commander interrupted the takeoff. Subsequently, the fighter jet parachuted and taxied, braking narrowly outside the runway. At the same time, according to the commander's instructions, the ambulance immediately stepped forward for rescue. As the command to clear the danger came from the walkie talkie, everyone finally exhaled a long breath. Life is precious and fragile, and the difference in safety is often within a few seconds. That night, Xie Wei, who had always had good sleep quality, suffered from insomnia. He repeatedly recalled in his mind the question asked by the leaders during the day's review meeting: "If there is a special situation, can you save people?" That night, Xie Wei also felt more vividly that "always prepare for battle" is not a slogan, but a life and death commitment. A group of station doctors