"The airport was cut off, the runway was' damaged ', and the field service team immediately repaired it" "The radio station was interfered by the' enemy ', and the communication team quickly investigated"... In early September, a station of Naval Aviation University organized an emergency drill for night flight. The author saw at the drill site that although the scene was dark and a variety of special circumstances came one after another, the officers and soldiers participating in the exercise were calm in the face of danger and worked together to "break the situation". "The aircraft 'forced landing' due to engine failure, immediately block the outfield." At the drill site, Chen Zhi, the deputy chief of staff of the station, commanded the medical team to rescue the "injured" pilots and the rescue team to quickly repair the "damaged" runway. With a command, the medical staff immediately set out to rescue the "injured" pilot. Subsequently, the field service company successfully rescued the "burning" aircraft and quickly repaired the "damaged" runway by separating people from vehicles and conducting multi-point emergency repair. The leader of the station who organized the drill on site introduced that in the future battlefield, whoever has strong night fighting ability will be able to take the initiative in the night battlefield. In this drill, they focused on testing and improving the night flight training support capability, randomly set special circumstances according to the battle process, and the commanders flexibly used a variety of professional forces to carry out system support according to the battlefield situation, achieving solid results. It is reported that in recent years, in view of the increasing number of practical training tasks, diversified support objects, and diverse training models, the station has integrated the support courses of independent combat units such as air material allocation, battlefield rescue, battlefield guard, and ammunition transportation into comprehensive practical training by setting up a simulated battlefield background in accordance with the idea of "practical traction, refining process, docking with the battlefield, and tackling key problems", and explored the formation of peacetime and wartime Night support group training mode combining training with actual combat, tactics and technology. (Liu Xinshe)
Edit：Yi Bing Responsible editor：Wei Li Bin
Source：China Military Net - PLA Daily
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