The Air Force Ground Guidance Brigade teamed up with an Army Brigade to conduct air ground confrontation training - using each other as "sharpening stones" to study and practice offensive and defensive skills. With a command, they quickly mobilized. Several tanks of the Air Force Ground Guidance Brigade roared and raced forward, occupying the position according to tactical formations; Several tens of kilometers away, multiple types of helicopters from a certain army brigade took off successively and made covert maneuvers towards the target airspace... In summer, an air ground confrontation training began at a training ground in East China. Multiple targets are approaching me On the missile site, the radar operator reports the air situation. Close cooperation among all battle positions to quickly complete combat preparations. The fighter jet approached and the guidance radar quickly locked onto the target. The helicopter cockpit sounded an urgent warning sound, and the air commander ordered the pilot to adjust the formation, launch decoy shells, and implement a low altitude breakthrough. On the ground radar screen, the target quietly disappeared. Portable missiles fight against airborne targets. Formation breakthrough. Disguise and protect equipment. At critical moments, the radar operator switches to search mode, accurately predicts the aircraft's route, and locks onto the target again. Launch At the command of the commander, multiple missiles simulated a strike on the incoming helicopter. The helicopter formation resorted to multiple evasive maneuvers, including pulling up, making sharp turns, and diving. After successfully escaping, some helicopters immediately launched a counterattack against the missile position. In this air to ground combat training, both sides were opponents, closely following the actual combat to verify their tactics and tactics, effectively improving the quality and efficiency of the training. (New Society)