The naval aviation of the Eastern Theater Command cultivates a new era of "sea and air eagles" through the use of the Digital History Museum - Chengmai Qingqi Writes Brilliance. Officers and soldiers use the Digital History Museum to learn military history and war history. Photo by Wang Zhenze [Military History Venue · Archives] The Digital History Museum of the Naval Aviation Construction in the Eastern Theater Command adopts a chronological structure with thematic support, dividing it into multiple themed sections such as the main hall, themed sculptures, and Martyrs Square. It restores multiple combat scenes such as the Liberation of One River and Mountain Island, zero altitude enemy annihilation, and displays more than 400 historical objects, constructing a structure that inherits the red gene and inherits the bloodline of predecessors A digital spiritual home for learning history, fighting for education. "Descending flight altitude, small angle dive attack, leaning back and pulling up the nose, paying attention to altitude..." Recently, the reporter visited the Naval Aviation Force of the Eastern Theater Command for an interview. In the Digital History Museum, newly joined soldiers use VR devices inside the museum to intelligently interact and experience the process of pilots piloting aerial combat. According to the commentator of the Digital History Museum, a virtual exhibition space is constructed here using technologies such as 3D modeling, virtual reality, and intelligent interaction. A "red matrix" is constructed, including the Martyrs Memorial Hall, Military History Corridor, and Honor Wall, to guide officers and soldiers to immerse themselves in it, and to commemorate revolutionary predecessors and receive spiritual baptism while studying party history, military history, and war history. "The air battle in August 1958 was commanded by Chairman Mao. The troops received a mission the day before, and the next day, their fighter planes underwent a transition. Faced with two aggressive Nationalist Air Force reconnaissance planes, the officers and soldiers piloted their planes to confront the enemy and won the first battle. Since then, Chairman Mao has commanded twice more. During the battle, the officers and soldiers bravely resisted, shooting down and injuring 31 enemy planes..." Stopped, with three sharp swords as the main body, symbolizing Chairman Mao's "three orders" The battle story told by the narrator in front of the themed sculpture is awe inspiring. These familiar battle stories are often told by officers and soldiers. The leaders of the department introduced that the first thing new cadres and soldiers do when they come to the military is to go to the Digital History Museum to "learn about the history of eagles, watch eagle movies and TV shows, and sing eagle battle songs.". "Red history is our precious treasure, and the digital history museum built through information technology has become an important carrier to inspire the fighting spirit and cultivate the fighting spirit of officers and soldiers." The leaders of the department told reporters that they fully leverage the advantages of the rich historical materials of the digital history museum, review and study classic battle examples, and guide officers and soldiers to continuously draw wisdom and improve their ability to win from war history while inheriting the spirit of daring to fight and win from their predecessors. Last year, in conjunction with annual training tasks, the department organized officers and soldiers to carry out collaborative strikes, ship aircraft coordination and other training, further enhancing the unit's ability to carry out tasks. In recent times, they have closely adhered to mission tasks, promoted the coupling of combat and training, promoted deep integration of combat formations, explored innovative tactics, and solved multiple key and difficult problems that restrict the generation of combat effectiveness. The eagle's beak and feathers begin to struggle. From guerrilla warfare in the enemy's rear to a general attack on the enemy, from the Liberation War to the Korean battlefield... Amidst the flames of war and the smoke of gunpowder, each tough battle has tempered this unit's courage to fight with the enemy with bayonets and sharp blades. Wherever the Party points, it will fight wherever it goes, which is a precious spiritual wealth left by revolutionary predecessors to future generations. Generations of young officers and soldiers draw strength from the spirit of their predecessors, continuing to write new glory for the heroic army. In February 1958, in the mountains