In the "Provincial Fire Brigade Duty Post Training Competition" held not long ago, the soldiers of the Changzhou Fire Detachment won the first place in the overall results with their outstanding performance. Behind the dazzling achievements are the soldiers' meticulous decomposition and study of various rescue actions, and the arduous training day after day.
Water belts, running aids, ladders... In less than 8 seconds, Zhang Feng, a soldier of the Special Service Second Squadron, completed all the prescribed actions of "laying a water belt along the 6-meter ladder". In the recent provincial fire brigade duty post training competition, Zhang Feng participated in this project competition, with a result of 0.39 seconds ahead of the second place, won the first place in the individual event.
Zhang Feng told reporters that this set of actions simulates a fire on the second floor, and it is necessary to lay the water belt on it for the first time to extinguish the fire, so it is particularly useful in the fire fighting of private houses.
"When the soldiers were exposed to this exercise in their first year, when they first came, they were not as fast as the veterans, and it took more than ten seconds." This thing depends on proficiency, every day non-stop pick-up, non-stop smashing. The ladder is also non-stop, and after proficiency, it will be all back. Zhang Feng said.
Behind the "first place", there must be a lasting "climbing and rolling", and Zhang Feng's "hard work" is famous in the whole team. During the two-month training and a week of special training, he did not suffer less, and now he can see dense wounds on his hands and calves.
"Basically, I get up at six o'clock in the morning, start practicing out of the exercise, and practice until ten o'clock in the evening." Ladder climbing more legs will cramp, tired. If you climb up again, you will bump into your legs, and your legs will be swollen and broken. ”
In this competition, Qi Yuelu Squadron also won the first place in the "15 meters metal ladder" project with a time of 5 seconds ahead of the second place.
Compared with Zhang Feng's project, this project is a test of teamwork. In the competition, seven team members need to cooperate to erect a 15-meter-high metal ladder to the fourth floor, and then a heavily armed warrior climbs the ladder and pulls the water belt to the fourth floor.
The warrior Meng Yang, together with another comrade-in-arms, was responsible for the stability of the ladder. A pair of ladders is 80 kilograms; the team members responsible for climbing the ladder also wear 25 kilograms of combat uniforms. The cooperation of seven people requires a tacit understanding of tight seams.
"What is more difficult is that it is more boring, because to repeat this action over and over again, each action must be carefully cut." If you don't practice a movement well, you have to keep practicing it and practicing it until it matures. Meng Yang told reporters.
After more than two months of hard training, training for nearly ten hours a day, and on some days it was particularly cold, raining and snowing, and the soldiers set up tents more than 10 meters high and continued to practice inside. Meng Yang had to use a pair of gloves every day, and the warrior responsible for climbing the ladder was also full of leg wounds.
"We started practicing in 49 seconds, 47 seconds, and by the end of the race it was 41 seconds. Now it only takes a look and a gesture to know what you're going to do. The degree of cooperation and tacit understanding between comrades-in-arms is getting higher and higher. Meng Yang said.
This provincial competition is a full training of troops, random selection of participants, November 22 the list of draws, November 27 competition, training time of less than 1 week. In daily training, the fighters also work hard, they say, the competition results, not only to win honors, but also to improve combat effectiveness.
"The fire spreads rapidly, and it is necessary to seize the opportunity at the first time to ensure that the property of people and people is not threatened." Xiong Zuming, commander of the Changzhou Fire Qiyue Road Squadron, said.