The night is as dark as ink, with iron wings swirling. In the scorching summer, a night flight training of a certain brigade of the 79th Group Army kicked off the battle, with several war eagles hovering and soaring into the designated airspace. Affected by 'enemy' electromagnetic interference The helicopter had just launched a formation maneuver according to the predetermined formation when it encountered an "enemy" situation. The air commander immediately commanded the formation to take various anti-interference measures to maintain smooth communication and continue maneuvering towards the designated airspace. Nighttime flight training has low visibility and unclear reference points, making it difficult to handle special situations The leader of the brigade introduced that in order to improve the quality and efficiency of night training, they track the entire training process, collect training data comprehensively, conduct timely review and summary, organize officers and soldiers to actively explore the application of tactical tactics based on the differences in combat between different aircraft models. New pilot Ma Fangze participated in low altitude night flight training for the first time. Under the guidance of flight instructor Zhu Lichangjia, he closely monitored instrument parameters and promptly corrected navigation parameters. Simulate single engine parking, start handling The special situation arrived again, and Ma Fangze controlled the fighter jet to stabilize its flight attitude and reduce its altitude, successfully handling the special situation and piloting the fighter jet to land smoothly. Before the training begins, we rely on a simulation system to conduct multiple wave flight training sessions, allowing each new pilot to familiarize themselves with the essentials of the movements in advance Zhu Lichangjia said that in actual flights, they adopt measures such as setting up special situations on board to help new pilots improve their abilities and qualities. Attack in the dark night, fly towards the battle. The formation successfully arrived at the designated airspace and conducted multiple training courses one after another. Pilots rely on night vision devices to quickly search and lock onto targets, completing simulated attacks... It is understood that the next step for the brigade is to increase the training intensity of difficult courses in night training, forcing pilots to study countermeasures and practice tactics in dangerous situations, and continuously improve their full-time and all domain combat capabilities. (New Society)