Under the night, the fighter plane slid off the runway. Double aircraft formation flies to the mission airspace. Carefully carry out maintenance support. At sunrise in the east, the fighter plane returned. In midsummer, at midnight. As the commander issued takeoff instructions, several fighter planes were boosted into the air and quickly completed aerial tactical formation. Amidst the roar, a late night flight training for a certain air force aviation brigade began. Arriving at the target airspace, the red and blue sides immediately engaged in air combat. The red pilot took the lead in boosting and launching an attack. At the critical moment of locking, aiming, and firing, the blue pilot quickly made a defensive turn and released infrared interference bombs, successfully escaping the danger. Subsequently, both sides engaged in multiple offensive and defensive transitions, resulting in intense aerial combat. After a wave of confrontation, the participating fighter planes returned. The pilot immediately conducted a review and evaluation to identify the issues and shortcomings. At the same time, the maintenance officers and soldiers closely cooperated to quickly inspect and maintain the aircraft. Shortly after, the fighter plane took off again. During the training, the commander set up a course for the 'enemy' target and intercepted it. Faced with a sudden "enemy situation", the pilot calmly responded, quickly adjusted the aircraft's posture, created a favorable attack situation, and shot down the "enemy" aircraft in one fell swoop. At sunrise in the east, the last participating fighter plane returned smoothly. In the second half of the night flight training, the brigade closely followed the practical training content, and the pilots completed multiple practical courses, honed their technical and tactical skills. (New News Agency)