The Air Force Research Institute has opened a 24-hour service hotline for troops - scientific research support to quickly respond to frontline needs. Dai Bin and Niu Jiatai said, "Our meteorological station's business system has malfunctioned, please request emergency support!" Recently, a hotline for a service force at a certain Air Force Research Institute rang, and the duty officer answered the phone. From there, a request for assistance came from a meteorological station at a certain airport of the Air Force. The Institute quickly launched the emergency hotline telephone response mechanism, centralized the deployment of scientific research forces to guide the meteorological observatory to troubleshoot equipment problems, and repaired the business system in less than an hour to ensure the normal operation of meteorological support. Since its adjustment and establishment, the institute has adhered to the concept of "research oriented frontline, demand originating from frontline, and achievement service frontline", established a channel link for scientific research service troops, and adapted to the fast-paced battlefield needs. To this end, they have studied and formulated management measures for research service hotlines, and established 24-hour service hotlines for troops at the two levels of the institute to improve the response speed of scientific research support. Previously, due to the impact of Typhoon "Dussuri", large-scale heavy precipitation occurred in the Beijing Tianjin Hebei region, and the operational work of some grassroots meteorological stations was affected to varying degrees. In disaster prevention and response work, the hospital's hotline played an important role in responding to requests. At the same time, a certain institute of the hospital also dispatched an expert support team to proactively provide services, inquire about the disaster situation station by station, carry out technical services, and guide the elimination of equipment hazards. Through active docking, technical guidance, and nearby coordination of equipment accessories, faults such as equipment short circuits and rain gauges not working properly in multiple units have been effectively solved. According to the leaders of the academy, since the opening of the service hotline for the military, they have successfully completed dozens of major technical support tasks for national and air force activities, helping the military solve a series of technical problems, and have received praise from grassroots officers and soldiers. (New News Agency)