Iron armor gallops through the mountains and fields - a practical exercise video of a brigade of the 74th Group Army. Luo Bin, Zeng Qingfeng, photographed and reported that the troops are advancing towards the combat area. Guns and artillery roar in the mountainous areas of northern Guangdong. Recently, a practical exercise was conducted in a certain brigade of the 74th Group Army to test the combat capabilities of the unit, such as multi way advance, emergency command, and rapid assault. At the beginning of the drill, the reconnaissance team utilized unmanned aerial vehicle aerial reconnaissance, approach reconnaissance, and other means to obtain target information in a timely manner. At the same time, the obstacle breaking team adopts various methods to clear obstacles along the way under the cover of smoke, opening up pathways for subsequent troops. During the movement of the troops, the superior issued instructions to annihilate the "enemy" tanks. A certain assault vehicle group moved at the command, and the aiming hand quickly locked in the weak position of the enemy's armor. The artillery commander decisively fired to destroy the target. In the subsequent battle, each team launched a series of attacks on the highlands, and various firearms worked together to remove different targets, pushing the front forward in depth. Suddenly, the "enemy" launched a counterattack. After quickly assessing the battlefield situation, the commander dispatched reserve forces to launch a fierce attack on the enemy's flank, successfully resolving the enemy's attack. The smoke of gunpowder dissipated, and the officers and soldiers took advantage of the heat to conduct a review. They conducted in-depth analysis around the problems exposed during the exercise, actively exploring ways to defeat the "enemy", and laying a solid foundation for future combat missions. The sniper locked the target. Armored assault vehicles carry out firepower strikes. The convoy passed through the impact bridge. The reconnaissance team quickly advanced. (New News Agency)