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China-Fleet Drill
South China Sea, China - Recent
1. Warships sailing on sea
2. Warship taking on waves
3. Sailors
4. Warship sailing on sea
5. Sirens alarming
6. Sailor ordering, others rushing to positions
7. Sailor typing order
8. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) sailors (no names given):
"Get ready, the main artillery. Fire!"
9. Data collectors working
10. Sailors putting on protective headgear
11. Sailor pressing button
12. Various of opening fire
13. Various of warships sailing on sea
14. Sailors running into hovercraft
15. Hovercraft moving
16. Helicopter taking off
17. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Jia Zujing, team leader of Military Operation Section of one landing ship of the fleet, starting with shot 16, ending with shots 18, 19):
"We've tested and improved the amphibious warfare systems featuring amphibious landing ships and new hovercraft by collecting battlefield data, and training synergetic cooperations. The drill has helped us accumulate data for real battles, and lay the foundation for our success."
18. Various of warships, hovercraft sailing on sea
19. Various of sailors landing
20. Various of helicopters flying
21. Various of sailors landing
A landing ships unit of the South China Sea fleet of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy has recently conducted a military drill in the South China Sea to strengthen the fleet's real combat capacities.
The drill started with the "red" side, made up of the Jinggang Shan (999), and Kunlun Shan (998) warships and helicopters and hovercraft, speeding to the designed waters in the South China Sea.
However, the red side met with assaults from different directions on the way and by relying on the advanced radar system, the red side locked the attacking targets from the "blue" side and carried out precision strikes.
Failing in the air raids, the blue side launched missile attacks on the red side.
The red side immediately started its electronic interference system to collect and analyze the information about attacking missiles and launched multiple interference shells and successfully shook off the missile attacks. Then the red side arrived at the designated area and launched landing operations. While a number of hovercraft was rush-landing, a number of copters took off to carry out projection of troops deep into the island.
Thanks to the cover, helicopters and hovercraft of the red side succeeded in their landing.
"We've tested and improved the amphibious warfare systems featuring amphibious landing ships and new hovercraft by collecting battlefield data, and training synergetic cooperation," said Jia Zujing, adding that "the drill has helped us accumulate data for real battles, and lay the foundation for our success," said Jia Zujing, team leader of the Military Operation Section of one landing ship of the fleet.
China-Fleet Drill
Dateline : Recent
Location : South China Sea,China
Duration : 1'31
South China Sea, China - Recent
1. Warships sailing on sea
2. Warship taking on waves
3. Sailors
4. Warship sailing on sea
5. Sirens alarming
6. Sailor ordering, others rushing to positions
7. Sailor typing order
8. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) sailors (no names given):
"Get ready, the main artillery. Fire!"
9. Data collectors working
10. Sailors putting on protective headgear
11. Sailor pressing button
12. Various of opening fire
13. Various of warships sailing on sea
14. Sailors running into hovercraft
15. Hovercraft moving
16. Helicopter taking off
17. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Jia Zujing, team leader of Military Operation Section of one landing ship of the fleet, starting with shot 16, ending with shots 18, 19):
"We've tested and improved the amphibious warfare systems featuring amphibious landing ships and new hovercraft by collecting battlefield data, and training synergetic cooperations. The drill has helped us accumulate data for real battles, and lay the foundation for our success."
18. Various of warships, hovercraft sailing on sea
19. Various of sailors landing
20. Various of helicopters flying
21. Various of sailors landing
A landing ships unit of the South China Sea fleet of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy has recently conducted a military drill in the South China Sea to strengthen the fleet's real combat capacities.
The drill started with the "red" side, made up of the Jinggang Shan (999), and Kunlun Shan (998) warships and helicopters and hovercraft, speeding to the designed waters in the South China Sea.
However, the red side met with assaults from different directions on the way and by relying on the advanced radar system, the red side locked the attacking targets from the "blue" side and carried out precision strikes.
Failing in the air raids, the blue side launched missile attacks on the red side.
The red side immediately started its electronic interference system to collect and analyze the information about attacking missiles and launched multiple interference shells and successfully shook off the missile attacks. Then the red side arrived at the designated area and launched landing operations. While a number of hovercraft was rush-landing, a number of copters took off to carry out projection of troops deep into the island.
Thanks to the cover, helicopters and hovercraft of the red side succeeded in their landing.
"We've tested and improved the amphibious warfare systems featuring amphibious landing ships and new hovercraft by collecting battlefield data, and training synergetic cooperation," said Jia Zujing, adding that "the drill has helped us accumulate data for real battles, and lay the foundation for our success," said Jia Zujing, team leader of the Military Operation Section of one landing ship of the fleet.
ID : 8047696
Published : 2017-04-12 17:30
Last Modified : 2017-07-14 13:10:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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