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Y-20 and J-15, the first aerial refueling docking.
Guo Zheng, a certain division of the Air Force Aviation Corps, was one of the first batch of Y-20 pilots and also the first pilot to obtain the qualification of captain.
At the beginning of modifying the Y-20, his notebook only had a short 5 lines written on it. With the continuous deepening of training with the oil powered unit, the 5 lines became over 70000 words. Guo Zheng and his comrades are also exploring a set of collaborative methods suitable for different refueling situations in practice.
The first aerial refueling docking between the Y-20 and J-15 carrier based aircraft was a collision of different theoretical systems and a collaboration between different combat platforms.
Kunpeng soars for 90000 miles, with angry wings hanging like clouds in the sky. With more and more "Kunpeng" joining the country, their arms will surely stretch freely and wield vigorously.
Zheng Ziqian, a member of a naval carrier aviation brigade, was referred to as a "flying madman" by his comrades. He safely flew for 1200 hours and obtained qualifications such as carrier day and night landing and landing commander certification. When he was in the combat force, he aspired to become a carrier based fighter pilot, fearlessly flying towards the sea and sky, seeking nothing but victory.
In 2023, the Navy's Shandong carrier formation passed through the Taiwan Strait when the carrier suddenly encountered an external aircraft approaching for reconnaissance. For him, every takeoff was a combat takeoff, ready for combat at any time.
"Being in the open sea, the aircraft carrier formation represents our motherland. From the nearshore to the open sea, from Liaoning to Shandong ships, batches of carrier based pilots have grown rapidly, and the combat effectiveness of aircraft carriers has accelerated."
The first time he looked at the sea, he said, "On the other side of the strait, I want to go and see."
Wang Xinjie, a certain brigade of the army, has been fighting against the sea for many years. He believes that the worse the sea conditions, the stronger the combat effectiveness can be forged.
He never forgot his first wish when he looked at the sea: "On the other side of the strait, I want to go and see." The word "see" is easy to say but difficult, and the key is to have real skills.
In recent years, the brigade has achieved multiple breakthroughs, with multiple ships simultaneously carrying out full floating loading and innovating the organization of synchronized flooding of landing ships at the bow and stern.
After the reform of national defense and the military, the Army Brigade level units have achieved joint command with the Navy, Air Force, Rocket Force, and Strategic Support Force, with multiple branches of the military. Command coordination has evolved from planning to improvisation, and the battlefield space has evolved from flat to multi-dimensional. Systematic combat has also posed a comprehensive challenge to commanders.
When it comes to the future, Wang Xinjie said, "Year after year, facing the sea, I am still like when I first saw the sea, facing the wind and fighting against the waves, constantly preparing for that day.".
