Pursuing Extreme Speed! Forging the Confidence to Dare to Fight and Win
Lightning Strike ■ Du Yu, Yu Bo
The battlefield situation changes in an instant. One step ahead of the enemy means one advantage over the enemy.
When officers and soldiers of a brigade under Army Group 72 of the Army participated in a combat shooting assessment, they drove amphibious armored fighting vehicles at high speed to complete a 180-degree drift, seizing the initiative for victory and annihilating an "enemy" attempting to outflank and launch a surprise attack from the rear.
Pilots of a brigade under Army Group 76 of the Army trained hard in the tactics of zoom-climb and dive shooting, tearing open defensive blind spots for helicopters and gaining the upper hand in aerial combat.
Officers and soldiers of a detachment under the First Mobile Corps of the People's Armed Police rapidly and precisely completed high-difficulty challenges including windmill-target identification shooting, window moving-target rapid fire, and jungle camouflage-target speed shooting, demonstrating with superb skills the real-combat value of winning through speed (以快制胜).
Faster, more accurate, more lethal. Every determined pursuit of extreme speed is a tempering of the capability to strike the enemy first, and a forging of the confidence to dare to fight and win (敢打必胜).
(Graphic design: Ma Lingchen)
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