The drill takes a serious forest fire in the Lesser Khingan Mountains area as the background, and trains the contents of joint command, application of combat methods, coordinated operations and comprehensive support in the way of real troops, real equipment and actual combat.
The drill was divided into six stages: early warning response, quick attack, heavy force pressure, full line sealing and control, fire management, and team building.The implementation of the project will be carried out by a combination of top and bottom guidance, self-guidance and self-performance and random guidance and modulation, with synchronization in key regions and other places and linkage in many places.
During the drill, the participating teams innovated tactics and tactics according to the characteristics and rules of forest fire behavior, highlighting the application of new special equipment in fire fighting.UAVs are used to carry out aerial reconnaissance on the fire site and transmit important information to the joint command post accurately.The Forest Fire Detachment of Yichun City actively explored and practiced new modes of fire fighting. It cooperated with the emergency air rescue station of Yichun and carried out long-distance transportation of airborne elite soldiers. In the fire fighting operations, the fire fighting officers and all-terrain vehicles were sent to important areas of the fire site as an assault operation unit.Attack the fire head and control the fire by means of helicopter + forest firefighter’s rope sliding fire-fighting maneuver;Conventional fire extinguishing teams used long distance fire water pump and high-pressure water mist extinguishing machines in cooperation with armored teams to carry out researches and exercises in various fire-extinguishing methods, such as one-point breakthrough, two-wing advance, multi-point breakthrough and staged encirclement and annihilation, to focus on suppression of fire heads and carry out atomizing fire extinguishing and cleaning of the fire site.
Post time: Apr-26-2021