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On May 30, a certain brigade of the Naval Aviation Corps of the Southern Theater closely organized fighter planes to conduct large-scale and high-intensity live-fire projection training in close proximity to actual combat, and successively fired hundreds of ammunition such as aerial bombs, rockets, and aviation training bombs, effectively enhancing the pilots' ability to surprise attack and actually use weapons against sea targets.
At about 5:00 a.m., with the cooperation of the border police station, the coast guard, the fishery affairs service center, the Ministry of People's Armed Forces, and other departments, the sea sweeping vigilance force composed of local vessels such as the coast guard and the fishery administration carried out a patrol around the range.
At about 6 a.m., after receiving the report of the sea safety announcement of the sea near the range from the sea sweeping vigilance personnel, several fighter planes took off in turn with the order of the commander of the field, and the crew assembled in the air and directly attacked the airspace of the range.
Under the guidance of the range commander, the first pilots quickly adjusted their flight attitude, entered the airspace of the range, pressed the attack button, and dozens of aerial bombs were thrown at the target, and the sea instantly splashed.
After the first round of bombing, the pilot established an attack route according to the commander's password and conducted another aerial rocket dive fire at the target.
Nearly an hour later, the planes returned one after another, all kinds of support vehicles at the station were quickly put in place, and the officers and men of the aircraft maintenance quickly inspected the aircraft, filled and hung up, and completed the preparation for another dispatch.
In view of the training characteristics such as the long occupation time, the rapid change in the weather at the range, and the difficulty of organizing training, this brigade scientifically formulated an attack plan, rationally matched the long-term wingmen, the front and rear cabins, and the new and old pilots, and carefully distinguished the training batches according to the loading of different weapons.
At noon, the training in the sea area of the range continued, and the pilots who had just returned from training went straight to the flight evaluation room for the first time, retrieved the data of the flight reference, and conducted a review and discussion on the problems found.
At about 1 p.m., with the smooth landing of the last participating aircraft, the Haitian target live-fire projection training mission was successfully concluded.
(Look at the news Knows reporter: Ao Defang Fu Ya Wang Zebin Correspondent: Gao Hongwei, Fu Jinquan, Li Lin, Chen Zhenyu, Wu Shuangjiang, Zhang Tong, Chen Pengwei Editor: Xiao Zhen)