Today is Army Day. On this special day, let’s get to know six current Chinese military kings. They come from all branches and positions of our army. They are all ordinary soldiers, but they are different - because they are all kings of soldiers who love the army and are brave. It is they who, with their hard work and intelligence, have laid a strong foundation for the construction of our army's combat effectiveness.
Flying for 27 years
Flying on all types of aircraft
Developing all-weather skills
"Tang Bold" in the air
Wuzhi "instructor" - Tang Jun
Tang Jun, deputy chief of staff of an air assault brigade of the 83rd Group Army of the Army, I One of the best armed helicopter pilots in the army.
Since its invention, armed helicopters have been known as "treetop killers" because of their flexibility and ease of assault. Within one minute, from a distance of 6 kilometers to 1.5 kilometers, a series of attacks were carried out using three types of live ammunition: missiles, rockets, and aircraft cannons. More than 600 movements were performed step by step, and each link was closely linked to hit the target. This The unique concentrated fire attack tactic is called "Tang's Package". It was figured out by Tang Jun during a drill and has now been promoted and applied throughout the army.
Tang Jun, deputy chief of staff of a brigade of the 83rd Army Group Army:
Deep down in our hearts, we are committed to this cause, because the country needs this inheritance, and we also want to pass on what we have to the next successor.
Fly the best aircraft
Challenge the most difficult project
Experience the first night takeoff and landing of carrier-based aircraft
"Aircraft Carrier Fist" pilot
Xu Ying
If an aircraft carrier is compared to a person, then carrier-based fighter is an aircraft carrier fist. Our country's carrier aviation force was established in May 2013. Xu Ying came to this unit at that time. Before that, he was a Su-30 pilot in a certain department of the Air Force.
When a carrier-based fighter pilot lands on the ship, not only cannot he slow down, he must also increase the throttle and drive the fighter toward the deck of the aircraft carrier to ensure that he can quickly go around if he cannot catch the arresting cable. At the moment when the tail hook catches the arresting cable, the speed drops suddenly from hundreds of kilometers per hour to zero. The pilot's body not only has to withstand huge overload pressure, but also has to overcome psychological difficulties.
Xu Ying, head of the fighter regiment of the Navy's Carrier Aviation Force:
A pilot always wants to fly the best aircraft and challenge the most difficult projects. Carrier-based aircraft are definitely more challenging and more difficult than land-based aircraft. More risky, but certainly a career pursuit for a pilot.
Walking in high-risk minefields
Brushed with death many times
Knows every type of landmine well
Every action is like walking on thin ice
Demining expert
Xing Zhiming
In the Guangxi border area, tens of thousands of landmines left over from the war have made this place one of the world's most dangerous mines The most complex minefield. A few days ago, a large-scale mine clearance operation was launched here. After several rounds of blasting, the demining channel was opened. The third-level sergeant major walking in the team was named Xing Zhiming. This had been his entry into the minefield nearly a thousand times. The mine detector in his hand kept making sounds. Xing Zhiming could The type of metal buried within tens of meters underground can be accurately determined from the sound.
In his 19 years as a soldier, Xing Zhiming had a few brushes with death, but he rarely defused mines with his bare hands. Xing Zhiming had to use a small wire to hold the mine strike pin in place to prevent it from hitting downwards and igniting. Then, with a very small movement, he unscrewed the firing mechanism of the mine, eliminating the danger of explosion.
Xing Zhiming, squad leader of a mine clearance team of a border brigade of the Army in the Southern Theater Command:
I had an idea in my mind: I must be safe and I must remove it.
34.95 second detection agent
broke through the theoretical limit and raised questions
After testing, everyone was convinced
Chemical Scout
Liu Wei
In August 2017, the "Safe Environment" Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Reconnaissance Competition was included as one of the "International Military Competitions" It's going on intensely.On the first day of the single-group competition, Liu Wei, a chemical scout from a certain Red Army division of the Xinjiang Military Region, accurately completed the poison detection in 34.95 seconds, breaking the world record in one fell swoop. Compared with the fastest 152 seconds and the slowest of the foreign military, Liu Wei 546 seconds, the disparity in results aroused speculation from foreign troops. The re-test proved that the procedures, methods and results of the Chinese chemical defense force's detection of poisons were all correct and won the praise of everyone at the scene.
Chemical weapons are known as "silent killers" because of their strong lethality, rapid spread, and difficulty in detecting. What's remarkable about Liu Wei is that he has memorized all the different patterns formed by various poisons in different environments and at different times. In the vast Gobi desert, the summer temperature often reaches over 40°C. Liu Wei and his comrades are wearing thick protective clothing to compete with various deadly toxins. Faced with dangers that may arise at any time, chemical defense soldiers will always leave a safe environment to others.
Liu Wei, deputy company commander of a Red Army division in the Xinjiang Military Region:
We train hard so that once we go to the battlefield, we can identify the poison in the shortest possible time and use our excellent chemical defense skills to protect the peace and tranquility of the motherland.
Man and vehicle integrated into one
Move freely
King of military vehicles
Iron rider
Liu Zhenxiang
Wading obstacles require the driver to drive a transport vehicle weighing several tons to bypass obstacles and quickly pass through a shallow water area 90 meters long and 80 centimeters deep. Then turn 90 degrees and pass through the deep water area with a depth of 1.7 meters. In the deep water area, muddy water overflowed the car windshield, and Liu Zhenxiang's vision was completely obscured, so he could only drive blindly by feeling. Accurately controlling the throttle and flexibly grasping the direction, Liu Zhenxiang successfully passed the wading area.
In 2015 and 2016, Liu Zhenxiang relied on his excellent driving skills and passed various selections to represent our army in the Russian "Car Expert" competition for two consecutive years, and achieved excellent results in the second place in the overall score. Behind his success, Liu Zhenxiang put in unimaginable sweat. In order to find the best gear for cornering, Liu Zhenxiang practiced over and over again to find the feeling until he formed muscle memory. In order to pursue the speed limit, he decomposes each movement into details and then combines them. After long-term and repeated training, Liu Zhenxiang found the feeling of integrating man and vehicle, and became a well-known "cavalry driver" in the military camp.
King of Land Warfare
Tanks Drivers
Crossing bridges and wading
Exactly
"Tanks are part of me"
Guo Shengdong
On the tank driving training ground, the setting of obstacles focuses on exploring the limits of personnel, equipment, site and support. , driving a tank to complete more than 10 dangerous and difficult training courses such as traveling at the maximum slope and avoiding minefields at the maximum angle. For many tank drivers, it is almost impossible, but for Guo Shengdong, it is handy.
The mastery of tank driving skills does not happen overnight. Ever since he came into contact with tanks, Guo Shengdong has been deeply fascinated by these iron guys. In the summer, the surface temperature of the training ground exceeds 50 degrees, and sitting in the cab is like a sauna. However, Guo Shengdong drove the tank over obstacles over and over again, practicing all day long.
Guo Shengdong, squad leader of an armored regiment in the Xinjiang Military Region:
Although this tank is just a lump of iron and cold, in fact it is like a human being, with emotions and life. How much you pay for it will be what it will give you in return.
It is precisely because there are many such ordinary soldiers that our goal of building a first-class army can have a strong foundation. And these young military kings are enough to become role models for young people in the whole society. They are outstanding representatives of the young generation in contemporary China.
Producer/Tang Yi Editor-in-Chief/Zhang Tianyu
Editor/Shi Meng
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