China and Pakistan's "Eagle 10": Joint training of the two air forces to further enhance collaborative capabilities
Since the joint training of the "Eagle 10" air force between China and Pakistan began on August 28th, the focus has been on organizing joint training for typical combat scenarios such as joint air defense, joint countermeasures, and joint capture and control. Multiple dimensions of integration and exchange have been carried out from the aspects of combat ideology, organizational command, tactical tactics, etc., further improving the training level and collaborative ability of both sides.
On the morning of September 9th, at a certain airport in the northwest of the Air Force, the joint training of China and Pakistan's "Eagle 10" Air Force was underway. Led and commanded by the Pakistani side, multiple fighter jets of the Red Army gradually took off and, with the support of early warning aircraft operations, launched attacks on blue army targets. The Blue Army fighter jets immediately took off to respond, and the ground guidance forces dynamically adjusted their deployment to jointly defend important targets in air defense. Under high-intensity live combat, both the red and blue sides conducted focused research and training on processes and methods such as air rapid assessment, strike effectiveness verification, and joint combat planning.
At the end of the drill, the commanders of the Red and Blue armies carried out the next stage of combat planning based on the battlefield situation, driving the joint brainstorming of the Chinese and Pakistani forces, rolling out task planning and coordination, and orderly planning the next stage of combat operations.
Liu Bao, Deputy Commander of the Joint Training Director's Department, said, "This joint training will explore and study issues related to joint combat command and control through full element and full process exercises, comprehensively expand the content of joint training through mutual learning and reference, and enhance joint combat capabilities."
It is understood that this is the 10th joint training organized by the air forces of China and Pakistan. This joint training aims to construct typical combat scenarios, innovate group training modes, conduct multi element, full process, and tracking evaluations of each combat stage, comprehensively review and summarize experience and practices, maximize the benefits of joint training resources, further deepen practical cooperation between the two armies, and improve the level of practical training for both forces.
