In the open sea and ocean, warships break waves and fighter jets soar in the sky. In recent days, the Navy's 46th escort fleet, which is carrying out escort missions in the Gulf of Aden, has continuously conducted targeted training on counter-terrorism, anti piracy, armed rescue, joint search and rescue based on their actual positions. A 'suspicious vessel' was found near the route, and the carrier based helicopter has been transferred to first class combat duty In the mission area, a ship aircraft collaborative training was conducted on the Jiaozuo ship. After receiving the order, the Jiaozuo ship's onboard helicopter went out for surveillance and low altitude search, and used the Honghu ship deck as an alternate landing point for multiple takeoff and landing training before safely returning to Jiaozuo ship. After the completion of the ship aircraft collaborative training, the military rescue training immediately began. In the formation combat command room located on the Jiaozuo ship, the task force officers and several staff members work in groups according to the scenario and rescue timeline, forming multiple plans to provide a basis for the commander's decision-making. Each task force quickly completed the simulated rescue under the coordination of the command post. During the continuous implementation of multiple training programs, job assessments were also conducted simultaneously on the Jiaozuo ship. Several cabin crew members passed assessments on air defense and other projects under combat deployment. When carrying out escort missions in the open sea and ocean, it is even more important to train and refine every battlefield, platform, and formation The leader of the formation stated that since setting sail, the formation has continuously promoted the "upgrading" of the capabilities of officers and soldiers around its mission and tasks, not only improving the command and coordination level of the command post personnel, but also focusing on enhancing the ability of officers and soldiers to perform their duties. On the Jiaozuo ship, medical assistance is also embedded in comprehensive training content. The onboard medical team conducted a simulated exercise on emergency response to combat injuries and emergency life support for a wounded individual with abdominal gunshot wounds. Stepping off the operating table, military doctor Mu Jihong led medical team members to review the emergency and surgical situation, and completed multiple revisions of emergency plans. Carrying out missions in the open sea and ocean, various emergency situations are not far away from us The officers and soldiers of the formation believe that only by constantly tightening the string of readiness can they effectively fulfill their escort mission and better demonstrate the responsibility of a great power's military. Since the 46th batch of escort teams carried out this escort mission, they have revised and improved their emergency response plans in response to the situation and actual tasks in the surrounding waters. While strengthening the personal training of officers and soldiers, they have actively carried out comprehensive collaborative training, and their ability to carry out diversified tasks in the open sea has been improved. (New Society)