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As the training content continued to deepen, Mo Yan and Qin Tian decided to organize a more complex and more actual combat exercise - a simulated urban anti-terrorism operation.

In this exercise, the entire team needs to perform multiple tasks in a large urban simulation environment, including intelligence gathering, hostage rescue, and clearing terrorist strongholds.

On the eve of the exercise, Mo Yan and Qin Tian discussed the battle plan in front of the electronic map in the command center. Mo Yan pointed to several key locations on the map and said, "These are potential strongholds of the enemy. We need to act in groups at the same time to quickly control the situation."

Qin Tian focused on intelligence collection and coordinated operations: "Our drones and electronic reconnaissance equipment must operate around the clock to ensure real-time intelligence support."

That night, the city simulation environment was brightly lit, and the team members were divided into several groups, each rushing to different mission locations.

When a team tried to sneak into an enemy stronghold to rescue hostages, they were suddenly ambushed by the "enemy" and a fierce firefight ensued.

The team commander immediately sent a request for support to other teams through the headset: "Team Alpha is under heavy fire suppression and urgently needs support."

Soon, the other two teams quickly arrived at the scene, using smoke bombs and flash bombs to create chaos, successfully breaking through the enemy's defense line and rescuing the hostages safely.

At the same time, the team members in charge of cyber warfare were busy in the mobile command vehicle at the rear. They used simulated cyber attack tools to try to invade the "enemy's" communication system in order to cut off its command communication.

An electronic warfare expert nervously reported: "We have penetrated the enemy's monitoring system and started to interfere with its communications."

As the communication system was interfered with, the "enemy's" coordination ability was greatly reduced, which greatly facilitated the team members' actions.

At the final stage of the exercise, Mo Yan and Qin Tian organized a summary meeting for all team members.

The team members sat together and shared their experiences and difficulties encountered in the exercise.

One team member described how to adjust strategies in real time to deal with emergencies during rescue operations: "When we were ambushed, it was crucial to get support and intelligence updates quickly."

Another member in charge of electronic warfare also shared his experience: "This exercise made me deeply realize that in modern warfare, the importance of information warfare is no less than live ammunition exchange."

Mo Yan concluded: "This exercise demonstrated the growth of our team, with significant improvements in both individual skills and teamwork."

"But we still have to remain vigilant. The real battlefield is more complex and cruel. We must keep learning and making progress." Qin Tian also emphasized the importance of continuous training. "Only by constantly challenging ourselves can we protect each other in real battles and successfully complete the mission."

Through this series of training, the team not only improved its combat capabilities, but more importantly, enhanced the trust and tacit understanding among team members, which is essential for any efficient combat team.

After a series of tense and challenging simulated battles, Mo Yan and Qin Tian realized that the team still lacked decision-making speed and information processing capabilities under pressure.

To further enhance these capabilities, they decided to introduce a new training module - simulated crisis management and rapid decision-making training.

This training module is uniquely designed, with each team being assigned a task full of uncertainty and variables, such as search and rescue in a simulated natural disaster or emergency evacuation in a hypothetical chemical leak.

Each scenario is designed with unexpected events that require team members to make decisions quickly while maintaining communication and coordination with the team.

During a simulated emergency evacuation of a chemical leak in an urban area, a team suddenly received intelligence that "several civilians were trapped in areas that had not been evacuated."

The team leader immediately called a meeting of members and quickly developed a rescue plan.

One team member suggested: "We can use drones to conduct preliminary reconnaissance and determine the exact location of the trapped civilians."

Afterwards, they successfully implemented the rescue plan. Although it was just an exercise, it greatly improved the team's response capabilities and decision-making efficiency in emergency situations.

As the training progresses, the team members face huge challenges both psychologically and physically.

In order to help the team members cope with these pressures, Mo Yan and Qin Tian introduced combat psychology training and invited military psychology experts to provide guidance.

Through a series of psychological counseling and team-building activities, experts help team members learn how to stay calm in high-pressure environments and how to effectively manage fear and stress on the battlefield.

During a psychological training course, an expert guided the team members to share their biggest difficulties and feelings during training.

The team members sat in a spacious and bright classroom. The psychologist stood in the front and guided everyone to discuss in a calm tone.

"Remember, on the battlefield we are often not defeated by the enemy, but by our own fears," the expert said slowly. "Now, I hope everyone can share with us the moment when you felt the most helpless and scared during training or simulated combat."

A team member hesitated for a moment, then stood up and said: "I remember a night training session when our team was sent to a completely unfamiliar place. It was pitch dark and the navigation equipment malfunctioned. We were completely lost. At that time, I really felt helpless and scared."

The expert nodded and asked, "This is one of the common fears on the battlefield - getting lost. How did you overcome it?"

The team member replied: "We stopped, re-determined our position by observing the stars and terrain features, and then slowly found the correct route."

"Well done." The expert praised, "You have learned to find a way out of fear. This is what combat psychology teaches you."

As the discussion deepened, more and more team members began to share their experiences and feelings.

Some talked about the tremendous pressure they felt when facing powerful "opponents" in simulated battles, while others talked about the hesitation and anxiety they felt when making decisions in emergency situations.

Experts gave guidance and suggestions one by one to help the team members realize that these fears and pressures are normal reactions, and the key is how to manage and control them.

In the following training, Mo Yan and Qin Tian paid more attention to and guided the psychological state of the players. They knew that in combat, a stable psychological state was crucial to the performance of the players.

Therefore, they not only interspersed psychological counseling classes in daily training, but also paid special attention to the psychological changes of the team members in actual combat simulations.

"Everyone should remember that fighting is not only a test of physical strength and skills, but also a psychological test," Mo Yan said to the players before the training began. "In the face of difficulties and challenges, we must remain calm and firm, believe in ourselves, and even more believe in our team."

Qin Tian also added: "In the battle, you may encounter various unexpected situations, but no matter what, you must keep a clear head and make correct judgments and decisions."

In order to improve the team members' combat capability and psychological quality, Mo Yan and Qin Tian also added more challenging combat scenes, among which a simulated urban anti-terrorism combat training was particularly outstanding.

The training scene is set in a complex urban block, where the team members need to rescue the hostages in a complex environment full of obstacles and potential enemies. This not only tests the team members' combat skills, but also their teamwork and adaptability.

As soon as the battle started, the team members quickly entered combat mode. They used buildings, streets and vehicles as cover and moved flexibly. Through sign language, headsets and tactical gestures, they communicated concisely and efficiently.

"Attention, enemies spotted ahead, number unknown, be careful." A team member whispered through the headset.

"Received. Stay alert and don't expose yourself." The team leader responded.

At this moment, a team member suddenly discovered the location of the hostages. However, at the same time, he also found that several enemies were quietly approaching. His heart tightened, but he immediately calmed down and reported the situation to the team leader through sign language.

The team leader quickly observed the surroundings and made a decision: "We will split into two groups. One group will create chaos and attract the enemy's attention; the other group will take the opportunity to sneak into the room where the hostages are and rescue them."

The team members acted quickly, and the group responsible for attracting the enemy used fire suppression and threw smoke bombs to successfully create chaos.

Under the cover of smoke and fire, they shouted loudly, imitating the momentum of a large force attacking, and successfully led the enemy to another direction.

The other team took the opportunity to quietly approach the room where the hostages were. They used professional door-breaking tools to quickly open the door and then rushed into the room. Faced with the sudden appearance of the rescue team, the hostage-taking enemies were caught off guard. The team members quickly subdued the enemy and successfully rescued the hostages.

"The hostages have been safely rescued and are ready to evacuate!" A team member reported the good news to all team members through the headset.

However, just as they were preparing to evacuate, they were suddenly ambushed by the enemy.

A fierce exchange of fire broke out instantly, with gunshots and gun smoke intertwined to form a thrilling battlefield scene. With excellent tactical qualities and close teamwork, the team members bravely launched an attack against the enemy.

"Attention, the enemy is coming from the left side. Xiao Li, Xiao Wang, go set up an ambush over there!" The team leader quickly issued an order via the radio.

"Got it!" Xiao Li and Xiao Wang responded in unison, quickly moving into position and preparing for an ambush using the terrain and cover.

The enemy gradually appeared in their sight. Xiao Li held the rifle tightly in his hand, and his heartbeat accelerated involuntarily. However, he tried to stay calm and waited for the best time to attack.

"Bang!" A gunshot broke the silence. Xiao Li aimed at the enemy and pulled the trigger decisively. The enemy fell down, and the remaining enemies immediately fell into panic.

"Well done!" The team leader praised over the radio, "Keep alert, the enemy may have reinforcements."

At the same time, on the other side of the front, other team members also fought fiercely with the enemy. They made full use of buildings and streets as cover and launched a thrilling street battle with the enemy.

"Pay attention to the building on the right, there is an enemy sniper!" a team member shouted.

"Got it, I'll go get him!" Another team member responded quickly and approached the building quietly. He used professional reconnaissance equipment to quickly lock the sniper's position and successfully killed him.

In the fierce battle, the scientific research team also played an important role. Through the advanced battlefield monitoring system, they analyzed the battle situation in real time and provided accurate tactical suggestions to the team members.

"According to data analysis, the enemy's main firepower is concentrated in that area." The head of the scientific research team pointed to the map on the screen and said, "We can adjust our tactics and outflank them from the flank."

The team leader quickly adopted this suggestion and conveyed new tactical instructions to the team members via radio. The team members acted quickly and successfully repelled the enemy according to the new tactical arrangement.

However, just as they were preparing to evacuate, they were suddenly attacked by the enemy. Intensive gunfire and explosions occurred one after another, and the team members fell into an unprecedented predicament.

"Everyone, don't panic, stay calm!" the team leader shouted, "Use the terrain and cover to fight back and wait for support!"

Under the command of the team leader, the team members quickly organized an effective counterattack. They used weapons such as grenades and machine guns to engage in a thrilling offensive and defensive battle with the enemy. At the same time, the scientific research team was also nervously analyzing the battlefield situation and providing precise tactical support for the team members.

After a fierce battle, the team members finally succeeded in repelling the enemy, and they quickly evacuated the battle area and assembled in a safe area.

As training progresses and combat experience accumulates, Mo Yan and Qin Tian realize that simple skills and tactical training can no longer meet the needs of their elite team. They urgently need to find a new training model to improve the team's overall quality and better cope with the increasingly complex battlefield environment.

"We have to change our training methods." One morning, Mo Yan said to Qin Tian with a frown.

Qin Tian nodded, and after thinking for a moment, he responded: "Indeed, we need more comprehensive and systematic training. Not only should it include skills and tactical training, but also physical training, wilderness survival training, and even scientific research knowledge cannot be ignored."

The two of them agreed on the same thing and immediately began to work on a new training plan.

They first strengthened the team's physical training. Every day before dawn, the team members were awakened by the assembly whistle and began a new day of challenges. Long-distance running, rock climbing, carrying heavy objects... one high-intensity physical training after another, everyone was sweating profusely, but no one complained. (End of this chapter)