Recently, fighter jets were deployed in a formation at an airport in the East China Sea. With the roar of the engine, multiple fighter jets from a certain naval aviation regiment roared into the air and flew in formation to a certain training area, marking the beginning of a multi course cross day and night flight training. After arriving at the designated airspace, the aircraft completes maneuvers such as hovering, diving, and jumping. Based on the battlefield situation, the air crew controls the aircraft to descend to the designated altitude and establish a simulated attack route. Target locked, request attack With the command of the commander, the pilot operated the fighter jet, simulated an attack on the target, and then quickly maneuvered to escape. This series of actions not only tests the pilot's technical and tactical level, but also tests the pilot's calm and composed psychological qualities in the actual combat environment. Stepping off the fighter jet, the pilot immediately entered the evaluation room to review and exchange information on the just completed training. They focus on the weak links exposed during training, such as flight parameter interpretation, tactical action replay, and special situation handling analysis, and carry out training to make up for deficiencies and ensure that "one flight goes further". (New Society)