Desert Gobi sky net —— Overview of a brigade of the 77th group army's Cross Day and night confrontation exercise ■ Photo Report by Zhou Rui, Hu Yonghui and Jiang Zhenliang Rapid deployment of radar equipment. The northwest desert is filled with smoke. Recently, a brigade of the 77th group army moved thousands of miles here to carry out a cross day and night live combat drill. Soon after the troops entered the predetermined area, an "enemy" plane attacked at high speed, and the radar operator quickly searched, captured and reported the air situation. Then, orders were sent from the command vehicle to each battle position, all types of radars were flying at high speed, and missiles were ready. "Launch!" after the target enters the firing range, the commander gives the firing command. The anti-aircraft missile, like a sharp sword, came out of its sheath and went straight at the target. Subsequently, the "enemy" aircraft formation crossed the mountain and dived towards the position. The officers and men of the missile unit, who were waiting for battle, quickly entered the combat state. Fire, fire! The missile roared out of the chamber, weaving a tight fire strike net. At night, the wind and sand raged and the temperature plummeted. At this time, the cunning "enemy" aircraft appeared and disappeared under the cover of black clouds and frequently implemented electromagnetic interference on artillery positions. Jamming and anti-jamming, reconnaissance and anti reconnaissance... After a battle of wits and courage, the radar operator successfully locked the "enemy" aircraft. At the command, several missiles dragged the tail flame, like fire dragons cutting through the night sky The whole process of the exercise was integrated into the tactical background, which improved the combat capabilities of officers and soldiers such as firepower attack and tactical coordination in strange and complex environments. Coordinate the lifting of missiles. Night fire. The missile went straight at the target. (outlook new era)