When it comes to exercises, officers and soldiers who serve in front-line troops can usually encounter them at least once during their service period.

Of course, except for those who are particularly unlucky.

For example, before the exercise, I suddenly felt extremely moved in the hospital because I was lying in the hospital during training, or I was named by the company's chief officer to stay at the housekeeper - no matter how I pulled it, I had to leave one or two people to watch the house in the camp, and I couldn't leave no one.

Therefore, participating in the exercise is a common memory of almost everyone who devotes their youth in the Plain, but the memories are different.

The front-line troops conduct exercises every year, ranging from battalion-level confrontation to regiments, and then between divisions.

As for the confrontation mode, for a long time, all flowers bloomed and each did their own things.

For example, when Zhuang Yan was in the 1st Division, he also participated in military-level exercises. At that time, because the electronic confrontation regiment of the military region had just been established, the 1st Division asked him to try the sword.

As a result, the 1st Division was interfered with the channel by the electronic confrontation regiment as soon as it started the exercise, and the coordination between the subordinate regiments was almost cut off.

Later, the reason was not because the equipment was not good.

Because the communication equipment of the 1st Division was equipped with the latest styles, it was just because the battalion company leaders below blazed all the new equipment such as electronic countermeasures and equipment in order to protect the new equipment. They almost put it in the warehouse to provide a magic platform, which led to insufficient proficiency and collapse in one blow.

It was at that time that the 1st Division learned a lesson that the equipment was used to be used to make, not to be used to see it.

If you train troops, you will not become soldiers without training.

In terms of types, exercises are also divided into unilateral confrontation, bilateral confrontation, multi-party confrontation and other modes.

One-sided confrontation is actually very easy to understand. It is the kind of setting up "fake targets" on the preset exercise venues, making some bunkers, and marking the enemy's positions on the ground with lime powder. The most realistic thing is to drag some scrapped tanks and armored vehicles, put them on the position, and then simulate the enemy's general strength and firepower configuration on the sand table.

Then, the troops were pulled to the exercise field and assigned tasks to them. This kind of task was generally relatively simple, and most divisions had offensive tasks. For example, there was a regiment of the xxx coalition on the front line from the xxx highland to the xxx ridge highland, and the firepower was configured to be as many tank fixed launch points, armored troops, and intelligence information such as deep and mixed minefields in front.

The troops commander then quickly formulated a combat plan based on this information and deduced it on the sand table.

The director team responsible for the entire exercise organization gave out some sudden situations from time to time based on the attack situation and progress of the Red Army, simulating the counterattack and defense of the Blue Army, and allowing the Red Army commanders to deploy and adjust their troops in a timely manner.

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Finally, let the Red Army troops simulate attacks on some of these positions. Generally speaking, the most exciting thing is that this kind of attack is often live ammunition.

There are also differences in size in unilateral confrontation exercises.

The smallest one is the regiment-building or even the battalion supervisor. The subordinate artillery troops are sent forward, and after occupying the artillery positions, the command squads come out to conduct reconnaissance and calibration, and then the shooting numbers are calculated and sent to the command center. The command center issues a shooting order to the artillery troops.

The artillery troops operated in one go, bound the elements, loaded ammunition, and then exploded violently with a bang.

Generally, the leader will sit on the rostrum in the distance with a telescope. In most cases, the rostrum is realized very well. If you put it on the high ground, you can roughly see the attack situation on the entire small-scale battlefield.

At this time, it is actually equivalent to an assessment, but it is just a large-scale assessment, which tests the entire tactical coordination and coordination, as well as the training results of the troops.

In the vision of the chief's telescope, the "enemy positions" marked with white marks were wiped out in ashes amid a series of rising artillery fires.

If it is a large-scale exercise, it will also trigger the cooperation of the Air Force. What kind of bombers, attack aircraft or fighter jets will go up and bomb, blowing the target's surface position into pieces.

At the same time, the engineers were not idle either.

In response to the mixed minefields on the front line of the enemy's defensive positions, the rocket minesweeper began to touch, and it launched with a whizzing sound. The minefields on the enemy's front line suddenly turned into birds... (I wrote it wrong on purpose)

If the level is low and there is no cooperation between the engineers, then the infantry can only rely on the most primitive "forced opening of passages" to open the breakthrough.

This kind of course is actually a long wooden strip tied with a thirty piece, and under the cover of his comrades-in-arms, rushing to the side of the minefield under the cover of his firepower. Usually, two people are in groups and blowing them up alternately.

This unilateral confrontation exercise has advantages and of course disadvantages.

The advantage is that this is a real-time fix.

Some well-trained front-line troops are simply a waste of time to engage in such live-fire combat subjects.

It's okay to prepare for the early firepower. When the later attack, the infantry took an armored vehicle to charge to the front of the position, and then the firepower suppressed the enemy's position. The infantry had to rush with guns and scream.

In order to create the most realistic battlefield environment, you will also be buried with low power medicine bags around you, which will occasionally blow up dust when the infantry passes by.

The supporting firepower in infantry fighting chariots or infantry groups - of course, is machine gunners, and they begin to shoot targets on the positions to simulate firepower suppression.

The director department will also set up some bunker targets, requiring the bazooka shooter or mortar squad in the infantry detachment to destroy them in real ammunition, which will test the actual training quality of these teams to what level they can achieve.

In this case, fires are everywhere, smoke is rolling, and the machine gunmen behind are all controlled by veterans. The shooting is beyond the fire, and the one who hits is cheerful. Bullets fly by around you and above your head. The sound that seems to explode in your ears is terrifying. If the new recruits have bad psychological qualities, they will really scare their pants.

Zhuang Yan had participated in this individual confrontation in the 1st Division before, and in the 4th Division and even the Red Arrow Brigade, but the scale was different.

In his memory, this kind of live-fire exercise is very dangerous.

Once upon a time, when the squad where the solemn squad jumped into a trench while attacking the target on the hill, the 12.7mm caliber machine gun bullets flew over the head, and the tracer bullets and incendiary bombs whizzed through the trench of the sky, hitting the stones in front of them and making a crackling sound. The jumping was like a signal flare flying into the air, rising and falling slowly, falling in the trench. The soldiers dodged in a mess, for fear of falling on themselves and turning into a roast pig.

Another time, I was at the Red Arrow Team. A small mistake occurred during a show outside. Don’t think that the special forces did not make mistakes. A comrade in charge of the attack was accidentally injured by a heavy machine gun and his arm was directly broken.

In a sense, individual confrontation is more like a large-scale assessment, and the organization is relatively simple, so it has become the most exercises for many front-line troops on their own one-acre and three-point land every year.

It can not only assess the quality of soldiers, but also assess the tactical use of commanders.

However, its disadvantages are also obvious.

The Blue Army opposite the Red Army was dead.

They are all a bunch of lifeless bunkers, broken cars, etc. that have no ability to resist. Even if the director team tries to simulate the quantity and equipment strength as much as possible, it is still dead...

Therefore, facing a group of dead objects without resistance, no matter how beautiful the attack is, it can only be more like a talk on paper.

Therefore, this kind of exercise often has its limitations and cannot truly restore the top opponents and the most cunning enemies. For polishing the troops, it is just a means of limited effect.
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