Recently, a certain unit has been promoting the synthetic training group training mode, emphasizing the strengthening of manned unmanned collaborative training, so that unmanned forces can better integrate into the combat system. This not only trains new growth points for combat effectiveness, but also promotes the unit to enter a new and stronger track. Without battle, there can be no alliance; without alliance, there can be no victory. The integrated joint operation supported by the network information system is very important in the combination of manned and unmanned forces. In regular synthetic training, only by highlighting the collaborative training between personnel and unmanned combat platforms and enhancing the interoperability between them can we create a plug and play joint combat module. A prominent feature of modern warfare is the large-scale participation of unmanned forces in direct combat, including precise attacks by unmanned "wolf packs" on land, encirclement of enemy ships by unmanned "fish schools" underwater, and joint deployment of unmanned "bee colonies" in the air. When new combat forces emerge, it is necessary to immediately consider how to integrate them into the combat system. Only by actively adapting to the increasing proportion of unmanned forces, strengthening the formation and training of manned and unmanned forces, and seamlessly integrating unmanned forces into the combat system, can we accelerate the effective supply of new quality combat capabilities and comprehensively enhance the combat strength of our military system. Integrated training in peacetime and integrated application in wartime. The purpose of collaborative training with and without personnel is to work together to complete different types of offensive and defensive combat tasks, achieving complementary advantages and overlapping effectiveness. Not long ago, during a military exercise, the "Red Army" used tracked robots, several drones, and a command system to organize unmanned ground assault operations, successfully achieving their combat objectives. The effectiveness of these unmanned equipment in combat comes from the solid and effective coordinated training of manned and unmanned personnel in daily operations. Today, unmanned combat forces are accelerating towards the battlefield. We need to realize that behind no one, there are people. Informationization and intelligence are not about turning weapons into humans, but about having weapons in the front end and personnel in the back end, and transferring human intelligence to weapons, resulting in a high degree of integration between humans and weapons. Strengthening the coordinated training of personnel and personnel is inseparable from the role of human beings as the main body, especially the improvement of the comprehensive quality of officers and soldiers to support it. Unmanned combat forces are controlled by officers and soldiers, which requires operators to possess high professional literacy, information literacy, technological literacy, and joint literacy. Practice has shown that to achieve the best combination of people and weapons and equipment, the vast number of officers and soldiers must master the knowledge of informatization and intelligence, be familiar with the principles of unmanned equipment, flexibly use information command platforms, and effectively control unmanned combat forces. Good tactics are better than a thousand armies and ten thousand horses. Military experts have pointed out that in recent years, the performance of unmanned systems has been continuously upgraded, accelerating the transformation of combat forms and methods. Strengthening the coordinated training of manned and unmanned systems focuses on developing more effective combat methods to ensure victory over the enemy in future wars. The use of weapons lies in wisdom, and victory lies in technique. The effectiveness of collaborative training with and without personnel is mainly reflected in the application of combat tactics. This requires the vast number of officers and soldiers to conduct in-depth research on unmanned combat forces, master the winning mechanisms of modern warfare, strengthen the specialization and refinement of typical actions, create more training methods and tactics that are suitable for informationized and intelligent battlefields, and effectively enable the results of unmanned collaborative training to be used on future battlefields, defeating strong opponents. (New Society)