"The 'enemy' aircraft are in air attack, the missile hand is in position, prepare - release!" With the command of the commander, the 'enemy' aircraft instantly bloomed on the screen. In mid March, officers and soldiers of a certain regiment of the Xinjiang Military Region conducted tactical training using simulation systems, and the sound of gunfire in the training room kept rising one after another. It is understood that the realistic battlefield environment created by this system gives a sense of immersiveness, effectively improving the actual combat experience and training quality of officers and soldiers. "Due to the limitations of training venues and conditions, officers and soldiers have insufficient antagonism and proximity in conducting new equipment training." Lu Ye, the commander of the combat support battalion of the regiment, said that his battalion covers multiple new professional positions, and the traditional training mode has a long cycle and slow effectiveness, making it difficult to meet the requirements for new equipment training. To this end, they have invited manufacturers' technical personnel to follow up and provide guidance, relying on professional venues to establish simulation training rooms, and build a realistic battlefield environment based on existing platforms and facilities. In the missile simulation training room, Air Defense Company Sergeant Chen Guohai observed that the "enemy" aircraft appeared on the screen, and then quickly captured, aimed, and fired the simulated missile on his shoulder. With a "bang" sound, the screen showed that the target had been hit. In the driving simulation training cabin, transportation company Corporal Zhang Xinnian drives his vehicle across the plateau to Daban, experiencing a variety of driving environments through different weather conditions, time periods, road conditions, etc; In the electronic countermeasures simulation training room, in the face of enemy electromagnetic interference, the operator Wang Zengjie remained calm and took various measures to deal with it. "Simulation training not only alleviates the problem of insufficient training venues, but also provides support for the research and training of new equipment combat power generation methods." Walking out of the simulation training room, Staff Sergeant Guo Lingjie of the Electronic Countermeasures Company Level 1 said with emotion. It is understood that since the introduction of the simulation training system, the regiment has solved multiple training problems and summarized a number of empirical results around new equipment training. (Liao Xinshe)