On a spring day at a training ground, tanks roared and a tactical coordination training session of a certain brigade of the 74th Group Army was in full swing. Quickly seize the advantageous terrain ahead The tank arrived at the designated location, and the officers and soldiers quickly got off to form a combat formation, approaching the target in a concealed manner. The drone operator immediately controls the drone to take off for reconnaissance, determining the "enemy" firepower point and defense deployment. The commander adjusts the firepower configuration in a timely manner based on reconnaissance information and orders shooting at the target. The leader of the brigade introduced that this training is set against the backdrop of mountain offensive combat, with a focus on testing the command ability of squad commanders and the level of coordinated combat among various units. A minefield has been discovered ahead, and the road is blocked. A tank has been attacked by enemy fire, causing injuries to personnel and damage to vehicles. The fierce battle is raging, and special situations are emerging one after another. The commander immediately assessed the battlefield situation and flexibly adjusted tactics: the tank team implemented smoke curtains to block obstacles, the obstacle breaking team opened up pathways, the firepower team alternated cover, and the medical rescue team and equipment repair team chose the opportunity to rescue and repair. Each group responded to the order and worked together to destroy the enemy's firepower points, successfully breaking through the enemy's front-line defense positions. After the training, the officers and soldiers immediately conducted a review, carefully sorted out the problems exposed during the training, and studied improvement measures one by one. It is understood that in the next step, they will continue to strengthen tactical coordination and multi subject integration training, and hone the combat skills of officers and soldiers in practical training. (New Society)