Fire Dragon Soaring into the Sky - Image of Live Fire Shooting Exercise of a Rocket Squadron in an Army Brigade - Photographed by Lieutenant Chen Shizhang and Li Qi, gunfire roared and smoke billowed. During the midsummer season, a rocket artillery unit of a certain army brigade conducted a live fire drill in the desert Gobi. Accompanied by the roar of the engine, each combat unit quickly arrived at the predetermined area according to the combat deployment, and nervously and orderly completed the shooting preparation. After the commander issued firing instructions, dozens of rocket shells roared out of the chamber. In an instant, the target area was filled with flames and smoke. After confirming the effectiveness of the first round of strikes, each fleet quickly withdrew from the launch position and moved towards the reserve position. Shortly after entering the reserve position, the reconnaissance team transmitted real-time battlefield information to the command post. At this point, the officers and soldiers found that the distance between the position and the target had reached the maximum firing distance of the rocket launcher. The farther the range, the longer the projectile flies in the air, and the greater the impact of meteorological conditions. After carefully calculating the shooting elements, the commander distributes relevant information to various artillery positions through the command information system. At one command, the benchmark gun first fired a single shot. The forward reconnaissance team immediately captured the explosion point and returned data. Based on this, the commander organized each gun to quickly correct the firing data. Subsequently, the unit's firepower was fully activated and the target was hit at the maximum firing distance. During the drill, the brigade adopted an alternating mode of maneuver and shooting, continuously adjusting the shooting distance and increasing combat effectiveness towards the "critical value" of the equipment, which honed the emergency response and extreme shooting capabilities of officers and soldiers. Implement fire strikes on targets. The artillery commander issued firing instructions. Real time meteorological observation. Move quickly towards the launch site. (New News Agency)