To comprehensively enhance the overall capabilities and emergency management proficiency of all firefighters in preventing and tackling forest fires, and to solidly fortify the safety defensive line for forest and grassland fire prevention and extinguishing in Dian Zhong New Area, the Forest Fire Brigade of Dian Zhong New Area conducted a 10-day "field-based, combat-realistic, simulation-oriented" wilderness training and endurance drill from December 7th to 16th, with the participation of all personnel.

Adhering to a combat-oriented approach, the training site was strategically selected to meet the practical demands of forested areas. This facilitated firefighters in thoroughly familiarizing themselves with critical information within the training zone, including village infrastructure, fire access routes, terrain features, topography, and vegetation distribution, thereby laying a solid geographical foundation for rapid response and effective action during sudden fire outbreaks. The training focused closely on core fire prevention and suppression tasks, incorporating over 20 scientifically designed combat-realistic exercises. These encompassed comprehensive skill development in squad/team firefighting tactics, flame-target operations with wind-powered fire extinguishers, UAV patrols and reconnaissance, firefighting tactical simulations, and live-fire field drill scenarios.

Throughout the training, the brigade upheld the principle of "Physical fitness-based and technique-driven." By rigorously challenging the team under difficult conditions, they effectively narrowed the gaps between current capabilities and real-combat requirements in areas such as combat readiness awareness, command strategy, firefighting techniques, equipment updating, and personnel training, while addressing key weaknesses and deficiencies.