Official Exposure: PLA's amphibious combat vehicles equipped with the new satellite reconnaissance system

In early June, after a light rain, lush green mountains in southern Anhui. Nanjing Military Region, a mechanized infantry division attack drill broke a mountain.


Liberation Army Daily reported that "mountain found 'the enemy' fortifications, request fire fight ... ..." a message of a new type of rocket launcher detachment incoming command terminal. "Start the electronic detection system." Second Battalion, Dong Xiao order, is suddenly the target image and other data appear in the command terminal. However, the target azimuth is blank.

"Target position beyond the scope of electronic surveillance system!" Dongying Zhang heart of a tight, firm send a message to the command: "Start Networking reconnaissance requests." Soon, a hundred miles radius of instructions to be deployed in the context of the "red "unit sent in less than 2 minutes, a surveillance network covering a large battle area.

The original, in order to expand the scope of surveillance, the "Reds" to implement the relay reconnaissance tactics, through the establishment of surveillance networks so that all combat units, reconnaissance information shared. Then, from the target of an infantry reconnaissance unit recently advanced portable surveillance equipment, to locate the target, more than 30 e-information plan quickly passed to the Dongying Zhang command terminal. In another direction, "Reds," an amphibious assault vehicle units were activated satellite reconnaissance system, the target satellite photos also passed to the command terminal.

Instant, a number of reconnaissance units have adopted "team" approach and construct information network, through high-speed computer calculations, target azimuth information pop up.

DOA instant transmission of data to each fire unit. "Fire!" Dongying Zhang order, dozens of rockets such as the sharp arrow piercing the "enemy" positions.

 

Data Figure: China's new amphibious assault vehicle combat training at sea.

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