Soldiers with rich experience in actual combat deeply feel that small mistakes in training can bring huge losses to the army. Recently, a controversy over a certain unit of the Chinese and US militaries during a drill has aroused global attention. This incident fully illustrates that even a well-trained team cannot avoid mistakes. This is not only an accidental accident, but also a deep warning of combat effectiveness. We must always be vigilant and rigorous in our self-examination to prevent the possibility of defeat in the Great Battle.
Reflections triggered by training mistakes
In rigorous military training, low-level mistakes caused by human negligence and lack of technology are frequent, such as the recent derailment of a combat vehicle in a brigade of the 72nd Group Army. We are comfortable in dealing with emergencies in our daily training, but in this accident, due to the lack of power of the baton, resulting in a mistake in judgment, does this mean that our training level needs to be improved, and the actual combat demand is imminent? In this regard, we need to reflect deeply and learn lessons to prevent similar tragedies from happening again.
The recent bomb disposal training accident in which US special forces injured 16 people is a reminder that we need to be careful about every detail when conducting such high-risk training. In addition, this incident also reminds us that we should pay attention to the maintenance and update of training equipment to prevent potential problems. Therefore, an in-depth analysis of the accident is essential to help improve the overall combat effectiveness of the military.
The importance of practical awareness Low-level mistakes may seem small, but they can have a fatal impact in real combat. As the old saying goes, war begins with a soldier, and no one is immune to mistakes. This highlights the importance of practical concept training. For example, the mistakes made in the actual combat training of a brigade of the 72nd Group Army and the accidental explosion of the US special forces have warned of the lack of awareness of actual combat and reminded us that we must discover problems in training, sum up experience, and continue to improve.
The awareness of actual combat does not only depend on skillful play, but also on the adaptability of the battlefield environment and the ability to respond to sudden crises. Therefore, problems such as power failures or catapult failures need to be of great concern and overhaul during training. Only by repeatedly tempering and enhancing our awareness of actual combat can we make wise choices in combat and avoid serious consequences caused by small mistakes and big ones.
In training, mistakes are inevitable. However, by summarizing and learning from successful experience and strengthening special training, the error rate can be reduced, so as to effectively improve the comprehensive quality of the team. For example, the practical experience of a brigade of the 72nd Army and the US special forces can be used for our in-depth thinking and reference. Only by continuously identifying problems and fixing them quickly can we help the team gradually climb to a higher level.
The slightest mistake in the actual combat exercise reminds us that we must continue to be vigilant, reflect deeply and sum up, and improve our actual combat capability. It is expected that every soldier will learn from this experience and gain a deeper understanding of the importance of combat awareness in responding to emergencies and ensuring the safety of the military and individuals, so as to ensure that they are always prepared.