Source record CMC Political Work Department · 2026-06-21

An Army Brigade Organizes Anti-Tank Missile Subunit Training in High-Temperature, Sandstorm Conditions

陆军某旅组织反坦克导弹分队在高温风沙环境中开展训练

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Publishing institution	CMC Political Work Department
Source outlet	PLA Daily (解放军报) (pla_daily)
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Source-stated publication date	2026-06-21
Original URL	http://www.81.cn/yw_208727/16468602.html
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“坦克猎手”大漠砺刃 ——陆军某旅反坦克导弹分队训练影像 ■解放军报记者陈典宏特约记者李彬黄可越摄影报道吊装导弹。侦搜战场目标。发射反坦克导弹。初夏戈壁，战车轰鸣。陆军某旅反坦克导弹分队数辆战车，快速向预设阵地机动。 “北侧山谷发现‘敌’装甲纵队……”行进途中，前方侦察小组报告“敌情”。指挥员一声令下，各车组迅速呈梯次配置抢占发射阵地。 “发射！”烈焰喷吐，导弹呼啸出膛。“‘敌’目标向西南方向逃窜。”指挥车下达新的战斗指令，各车组快速更新射击诸元，对残“敌”实施新一轮打击。战斗进行中，侦察无人机发现高价值目标，指挥员迅即下令更改打击目标…… 黄昏，官兵驾驶战车转移阵地。空中侦察、炮火拦阻、干扰与反干扰、侦察与反侦察……途中，多个“敌情”特情接踵而至，各车组乘员沉着冷静处置。进入新阵地，“猎手”们经过斗智斗勇，在夜色中成功锁定“敌”踪影，对其展开猛烈打击。据悉，该旅此次组织反坦克导弹分队在高温风沙环境中开展训练，旨在增强战场适应能力，探索武器装备使用边界。官兵通过极限距离打击、临机改变目标射击等多项训练，锤炼了快速反应、精确打击和协同作战能力。

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An unnamed PLA Army brigade conducted anti-tank missile subunit training in the Gobi Desert under high-temperature and sandstorm conditions, running drills that included maximum-range strikes, UAV-cued target handoffs, on-the-spot target changes, and night engagements across multiple sequential positions. The explicit training objective—exploring the 'operational limits' (使用边界) of weapons and equipment—documents a deliberate effort to stress-test anti-tank systems at environmental and performance boundaries rather than rehearse standard procedures. This fits a broader PLA pattern of conditioning combined-arms subunits to operate under degraded environmental conditions, but the 'operational limits' framing is specific enough to record as a methodology marker for how this brigade is approaching equipment-capability assessment.

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Source text. CMC Political Work Department. "陆军某旅组织反坦克导弹分队在高温风沙环境中开展训练." PLA Daily (解放军报), 2026-06-21. http://www.81.cn/yw_208727/16468602.html.

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