Amidst the storms and waves, a naval detachment conducted multi subject combat support training and captured a glimpse of warships breaking through the rough waves. In summer, a multidisciplinary combat support training of a certain naval detachment kicked off in a certain sea area. The Qinghai Lake ship is conducting sea supply. Maritime supply deployment The Qinghai Lake ship entered the designated sea area, and the rudder stabilized the heading and speed. Two replenishment ships accelerated and left at the same time, forming a "horizontal and vertical" supply formation. Suddenly, the sky was filled with lightning and thunder, and a torrential rain poured down as soon as possible. Officers and soldiers are busy but not chaotic, braving the wind and rain to participate in training. The supply ship's sail and cable troops comprehensively assessed the impact of heavy rain on the ship's position, quickly adjusted the launch angle of the catapult, and seized the opportunity to launch the cable decisively. The officers and soldiers of the repaired ship struggled to hold onto the cable and quickly erected the load-bearing cable bridge. On the supply ship, refueling probes in two directions connect the three warships together, establishing an efficient supply connection. Discovered 'floating thunder' The heavy rain gradually stopped, and the alarm sounded again. Each ship quickly withdrew from its supply position and conducted tactical maneuvers. The gunner quickly positioned himself and adjusted the firing range. At this moment, the guidance and adjustment team issued a special order on the spot: "The gunner has lost combat ability, and a new gunner will take over the battle!" Watching the "floating thunder" appearing and disappearing in the waves, the new gunner held his breath and adjusted the control lever to correct the shooting angle. The sound of gunfire echoed, and several shells whistled out of the chamber, hitting the target directly. Ship based helicopters take off and land. After several days of going out to sea, the detachment closely followed the actual combat and carried out various training activities such as formation movement, artillery shooting, and sea supply, honing their formation command and collaborative combat capabilities. At night, the Qinghai Lake ship was undergoing damage management training when it suddenly received a call for supply. The ship immediately transitioned from training to combat, adjusting its course and heading towards another sea area