According to the distance and orientation of the 'enemy', select Route 2 to complete the interception task... "Recently, a squadron of the Wuhai Branch of the Inner Mongolia Armed Police Force organized a comprehensive training for capture and annihilation combat. The commander quickly led the team to search and intercept after measuring and determining the 'enemy' orientation on the map. After approaching, the reconnaissance team found that the target disappeared after passing through a certain highland, and the pursuit mission ended in failure. During the review and discussion, it was found that there was an error in the judgment on the commander's chart. Determining the standing point and determining the orientation based on the map is the foundation of practical use of maps. Measuring the difference in a millimeter on the map can be mistaken for a thousand miles in actual combat Captain Liu immediately pointed out that in unfamiliar and complex areas, if frontline commanders do not have strong skills in map recognition and use, and cannot proficiently master terrain knowledge, it will be difficult to effectively complete mission tasks. In order to fill the gaps and weaknesses of grassroots commanders, the detachment has decided to conduct standardized assessments after each stage of training to identify problems and promptly strengthen and supplement weaknesses. Once, they relied on the military vocational education platform examination cloud system to organize officers and soldiers to conduct a general examination of map recognition and usage courses. The assessment results show that some key cadres have lower scores in image recognition and usage. The team has decided to arrange for them to undergo specialized training in the designated area of the study room. Those who pass the exam will then move on to the next stage of training content. Chief of Staff Li of the detachment introduced that in the past, due to time requirements for training plans and lesson schedules, all personnel were trained in a centralized and synchronized manner in areas such as image recognition, usage, and sand table making, resulting in a "one pot" phenomenon. After the training, some officers and soldiers have a comprehensive grasp of their skills, while others have serious specialization. In addition, there are no measures to make up for their shortcomings, resulting in uneven abilities. In order to help officers and soldiers master various skills proficiently, they allow specialized officers and soldiers to "go back to the furnace for the second time", strengthen weaker majors in the specialized training room, and then move on to the next professional training to avoid "catching up on food". For the convenience of on-site teaching, they explored an intensive training method. For example, relying on existing conditions to jointly build a shared military geomorphology specialized training room, expanding the formation of a military geomorphology "map recognition, map usage, and mapping" zoning clearance method, through a closed chain of "intensive group training, assessment analysis, specialized training, and clearance upgrading", effectively improving the professional skills and command literacy of cadres and backbone. Special zone training to make up for shortcomings, upgrading skills through passing levels. Recently, the detachment once again organized comprehensive training for capturing and annihilating battles. A commander who had poor performance in the early stage was strengthened in his ability to accurately determine the "enemy"'s position, and commanded various capturing and annihilating teams to flank and encircle according to the predetermined route, unexpectedly annihilating the "enemy" in one fell swoop. (New Society)