The strong wind howls, waves roll and clouds fly. At the end of the year, the reporter walked into a field training ground in the southern region, coinciding with a hot practical training session of a certain brigade of the 74th Group Army. Pilots flew fighter jets one after another, heading straight towards the target sea area. During the flight, in order to avoid "enemy" radar detection and artillery fire, the fighter jet adopted low altitude flight to quickly advance. Between the sea and sky, pilots engage in battles of wind and waves, as well as battles of intelligence and courage against the "enemy", gradually improving their training. This training was carefully planned and designed by the brigade, specifically targeting complex weather conditions for military training. It directly carried out key and difficult courses such as anti search and anti missile defense, live fire shooting, etc., turning an ordinary practical training into a high difficulty testing assessment The leader of the brigade told reporters that in order to hone their combat skills and promote the rapid upgrading of core military capabilities, "raising the threshold" has become the norm for the brigade to focus on training throughout the year. The brigade leader told reporters that they are "raising the threshold" during training, not blindly increasing pressure, but with a sense of mission and training consciousness that time waits for no one, focusing on combat needs to make up for deficiencies and strengthen capabilities. Through scientifically designing training content and reasonably formulating training standards, they accelerate the transformation of training to create new growth points for combat effectiveness and promote the overall combat capability of the troops to shift gears and speed up. Entering the bustling training ground, the reporter, through in-depth communication with officers and soldiers, reviewed the training records of the past year and quickly discovered that the first "threshold" that the brigade actively raised during training - the training of key and difficult courses - had become increasingly "commonplace". Cross day and night formation flying, live fire shooting at sea, and rapid deployment of fighter jets under field conditions... Since the beginning of this year, the brigade has actively increased the frequency and time proportion of key and difficult courses in research and training based on the requirements of the military training outline. The trainees have also extended from flight instructors and captains to ordinary pilots, achieving full coverage. Vigorously tackling difficulties has become a new growth point for the combat effectiveness of the brigade. During this year's field training, the brigade participated in multiple practical training sessions, focusing on a number of key and difficult subjects for specialized refinement. Through diligent training in the early stages, officers and soldiers have made breakthroughs in improving the speed of aircraft deployment and increasing the accuracy of live fire shooting. Not only have significant results been achieved in the training of key and difficult courses, but there has also been a new atmosphere in the training of basic courses Stepping off the fighter jet, pilot Ma Yuefeng told reporters about the second "threshold" they actively raised during training: integrating tactical background into basic course training. In the past, as flying skills became increasingly proficient, some experienced pilots were easily satisfied with the status quo, and there were no new breakthroughs in basic course training Ma Yuefeng frankly stated that through the "self raising threshold", the basic course training of the entire brigade has become more realistic, and the training standards have been further improved, which has forced pilots to continuously improve their flying skills. Entering the command post and carefully observing the battlefield situation map, the reporter discovered the third "threshold" that the brigade had actively raised: the introduction of a more powerful "opponent". In the past, practical training was mostly focused on 'training'. This year, we have changed from 'training' to 'fighting' and actively invited brother units such as air defense and synthesis to join hands in high-intensity confrontation A flight staff officer of the brigade told reporters that although everyone longs for "victory", they are more looking forward to fighting against "strong enemies". From "one-on-one" to "one to many", from "passive hitchhiking" to "actively setting up arenas", looking through the training records of the brigade, the reporter saw that the training tasks were becoming more and more practical, and the intensity of confrontation was increasing, which was an unprecedented challenge for every unit and every officer and soldier. How high do you fly? How far to hit? How to attack? How to prevent it? Officers and soldiers have continuously improved their ability to win battles through repeated visits to Maicheng and setbacks. The training craze surges throughout the four seasons, and a storm of thinking sweeps through the mind. From single aircraft daytime live fire shooting to multi aircraft formation cross day and night live fire shooting, from air red blue confrontation to air ground system confrontation, as the brigade actively raises more and more "thresholds" in group training, the "thresholds" that officers and soldiers cross in training are also getting higher and higher. The difficulties, dangers, and crises in the gunfire and smoke force officers and soldiers to deeply integrate their practical awareness and enemy situation concept into their minds. Only by keeping a close eye on 'tomorrow's war', with a sense of urgency that time waits for no one, and preparing to 'fight a war that has never been fought before', can we take more solid steps on the road of accelerating training transformation and upgrading The leader of the brigade said that with the "self raising threshold" becoming the norm for training, a batch of hot blooded combat training achievements have been freshly released, and the troops have completed multiple major training tasks assigned by superiors with high standards. (New Society)