Figure ①: The formation sails to the target sea area.

Figure ②: The director directs the helicopter to land.

Figure ③: Naval gun firing at sea.

Figure ④: Conduct horizontal replenishment training at sea.

In the spring, a fleet of naval service ships went to a sea area to carry out combat training.

"Encounter mines!" The rapid alarm sounded suddenly, and officers and soldiers of a ship rushed to the battle position. When the ship enters the battle deployment, officers and soldiers carefully search for targets on the sea. Soon, the radar position found the target track, and all positions cooperated to measure and report the "mine" position. The gunners held their breath, quickly corrected the firing angle to overcome the influence of wind and waves, and decisively opened fire by seizing the favorable aircraft. The cannon sounded and the target was successfully hit.

Just after the removal of "floating mines", a practical oil supply training was carried out between the peaks and valleys. Launching the messenger wire, erecting the bearing rope, docking the oil delivery hose... With the close cooperation of the officers and soldiers, the fuel is continuously fed into the oil tank of the ship to be repaired.

The wind blows and the waves roll, and the warship gallops. After the formation successively completed the training of navigation supply and helicopter landing, the commander immediately organized the officers and men to conduct a review discussion, explore countermeasures around the problems exposed in the training, optimize the emergency action plan, and improve the combat support capability. (Photographed by Yang Kaixiang and Wu Huanqing)

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