Original title: Boat formation training and rescue (theme)

——Marine joint search and rescue training image of a navy detachment (subtitle)

Photographed by Liu Zhilei, Gui Xinhua and Chu Chengtao

In early May, a Navy detachment Peace Ark hospital ship and a type of medical boat formed a formation and went to a sea area to carry out joint maritime search and rescue training.

"Our warship is' damaged ', people fall into the water, rescue immediately!" After receiving the order from the superior, the formation quickly arrived at the target sea area. On the "Peace Ark", the radar soldiers stared at the screen, the lookout soldiers carefully observed, and searched for "drowning people" in different areas. The medical team on board quickly prepared stretchers, thermal blankets and defibrillators. At the same time, the medical boat calculates the target position according to the wind direction, current and other factors, and quickly adjusts the course to approach it.

The formation will immediately deploy lifesaving after the "person overboard" is found. The Peace Ark hospital ship rescue boat broke through the waves, and the medical boat assisted in the rescue by using life nets and rescue robots. Soon, the "drowning person" was successfully rescued.

"There are 'wounded' who need to be transferred for treatment." The medical boat was immediately put into the transfer task and quickly headed for the "Peace Ark". The sea waves are rolling, which brings some difficulties to the transportation. Officers and soldiers grasp the law of wave fluctuation and quickly complete the transfer of "wounded"

According to reports, the training focused on emergency search and rescue, classification of injuries, rapid treatment, transport and evacuation and other subjects, and honed the ability of maritime medical rescue.

After completing the mission, the small boat returned to the mother ship.

Lift the boat into the sea.

Transport the "wounded" to the "Peace Ark" for treatment.

The medical boat approached the "Peace Ark" and prepared to transport the "wounded".