Free Lectures" From 10 days and 9 nights of actual combat, understand the transformation of ground warfare in "Lu Sheng Exercise"

The Army's "Lu Sheng 2" exercise was carried out from October 14 to 23. The 269th Brigade of the Allied Forces stationed in the north and the 564th Brigade of the Allied Forces stationed in the south launched a non-stop real-force confrontation in the northern area for ten days and nine nights. This command-and-control exercise, which was integrated from the past "Changtai", "Changqing", and "Changsheng" exercises, not only extended the exercise period and adjusted the exercise area, but also included M1A2T tanks, land-based third-generation systems (field information and communication systems) and drones into tactical application verification. This exercise plan reflects that the national army is strengthening the troops' training in "sequential resistance" and "protracted operations" in defensive operations through long-term actual military confrontations.

Extend training time and space conditions to test sustained operations and logistics resilience

Compared with previous exercises, this exercise has significantly improved the test of the troops' continuous combat capabilities. The exercise was extended to ten days and nine nights, and allowed coalition brigades from different stations in the north and south to compete in the northern combat terrain. The core purpose was to test the troops' command and control, maneuver adjustment and logistics support capabilities under long-term continuous exercises. Battlefield familiarity and long-lasting combat capabilities cannot be achieved solely by deducing on maps. Only through long-term, cross-regional movement of actual troops can we actually examine the position formation and defensive operations of the troops under real terrain and continuous dynamics.

Integration of new heavy equipment and information to transform single-machine combat power into system benefits

Another focus of the exercise is the integration verification of new equipment and tactical networks. Incorporating M1A2T combat vehicles, drones and third-generation land-area systems into the exercise not only demonstrates the combat performance of a single piece of equipment, but more importantly, tests the effectiveness of command and information transmission of "integrated ground-to-air combat" in modern land warfare. Without a strong information communication network and real-time drone intelligence, heavy combat vehicles will be unable to achieve maximum impact. Through the practical verification of the "Lu Sheng Exercise", it can help the national army gradually transform new equipment into a system combat capability with overall joint combat effectiveness.

Establish rigorous post-training reviews to transform exercise experience into system results

In addition to the verification of troops and equipment, the dynamic adjustment of the exercise training system itself also deserves attention. For example, for a pilot system that was originally scheduled to be verified during an exercise, the military decided to draw on experience from previous exercises and further refine the system before verifying it. This shows that the exercise and training promotion is being adjusted in a direction that emphasizes pragmatic results. The institutional verification of national defense training should not be blindly fast, but should use the "after-training review" (AAR) mechanism to truly identify problems, correct procedures, and continue to make rolling adjustments based on actual verification results. Only by insisting on no compromise on security, no discount on training, and establishing a rigorous review and feedback mechanism can every exercise and training become the basis for mature combat capabilities and transform defense investment into a stable and reliable defense force.