On July 4th, an Air Force Aviation Brigade organized practical training. Hao Hunan photographed the surface of the Northwest Gobi at 60 ℃. A brigade of the 73rd Army group took advantage of the thermal recovery data to add the winning base. A reporter from the People's Liberation Army Daily reported to Li Ming and Yu Rundong, a special correspondent, that the surface temperature of a training base in the Northwest Gobi reached 60 ℃ when the sun was burning in the sky. A live ammunition shooting assessment was in progress. Inside the armored vehicle, the artillery commander Liang Qilong kept a close eye on the gun Telescopic sight and constantly corrected the trajectory deviation under high temperature conditions. Fire! "With a command, the shells roared out and hit the target accurately. "It doesn't matter whether the war is cold or hot, and soldiers should never stay in the Comfort zone for training and preparation." Leaders of the brigade introduced that they regard the hot weather in the training place as the "sword furnace" for tempering combat effectiveness, organized officers and soldiers to continuously carry out live ammunition shooting assessment, company platoon tactical operations, etc., collected a batch of equipment training data under high temperature conditions, and significantly improved their ability to cope with complex battlefield environment. It is understood that the brigade has transferred professional backbone to set up a research team to record the operating conditions of engines and Fire-control system under high temperature conditions at the front line of training, and accurately collect equipment performance data. They focused on studying the impact of high temperature weather on the trajectory of vehicle mounted artillery, and collaborated with equipment manufacturers to launch joint research. Based on live fire data collected on site, they explored the formation of a "high-temperature firing table" corresponding to hot environments. This achievement helps officers and soldiers quickly calculate comprehensive corrections during the shooting process, effectively improving the accuracy of artillery firing under high temperature conditions. At the scene of the platoon tactical operation, the driver of the "Hero Company of Attacking and Defending", Mai Haitao, drove the tank to make sharp turns continuously. Suddenly, the warning light inside the vehicle lit up, indicating that the engine temperature had reached the critical high temperature value. Vehicle commander Shen Wenhao quickly cooled down the tank based on equipment performance characteristics and data collected in the early stage. As the engine temperature decreases, the tank smoothly passes through complex road sections. High temperature weather not only tests the operational performance of weapons and equipment, but also puts higher demands on our emergency response capabilities, "Shen Wenhao told reporters. The leader of the brigade introduced that in recent days, they have collected a large amount of data on the physiological functions and equipment performance of officers and soldiers under high temperature conditions during practical training. A batch of "hot" data has enriched the combat database, providing scientific support for improving the actual combat capabilities of the troops. Next, they will continuously collect and update combat data, explore training methods and patterns under high-temperature conditions, organize targeted and adaptive training for officers and soldiers, and improve their all-weather combat capabilities. The surface temperature of the southern coastal area is 50 ℃. The scientific hot acclimatization of a naval regiment in the southern war zone helps to improve the combat effectiveness. The People's Liberation Army Daily reported that Huang Chunyi and special correspondent Lei Bin reported that Sergeant Guan Jianpeng was sweating heavily in the heavy fire fighting clothes. On a scorching summer day, the surface temperature of a coastal area in southern China reached 50 ℃, and a fire fighting and firefighting training competition organized by a naval regiment of the Southern Theater Command began in tension. High temperature weather is a favorable opportunity to improve the comprehensive combat skills of officers and soldiers, "said the leader of the regiment, stating that the high temperature weather in the military base lasts for a long time. They use high-temperature weather science to set up training content, actively explore the ultimate performance of equipment, and further refine and improve the combat capabilities of officers and soldiers in complex environments. To adapt to high temperatures, it is necessary to pay attention to science and follow laws, so that every drop of sweat flows for combat effectiveness