In an effort to validate and enhance the defensive combat capabilities of its forces, the Army Matsu Defense Command successfully executed the first-quarter Yun Tai exercise today. The exercise, which involved personnel from various units, showcased a series of live-fire drills at designated target areas, demonstrating both the operational readiness and proficiency of the troops.
Throughout the exercise, soldiers operated CM-21 armored vehicles to access firing positions and deployed a variety of weaponry, including 20mm autocannons, 50 caliber machine guns, 81mm mortars, and T74 machine guns, engaging both aerial and maritime targets.
As night fell, upon the commander’s directive, all positions initiated their firing sequences. The battlefield was illuminated by a series of powerful flashes and the resonating sounds of artillery, underscoring the coordination and precision of the exercise. This operation not only reinforced the troops’ proficiency in weapon handling but also highlighted the significant outcomes of their rigorous training programs, ensuring high-level combat readiness for future defense operations.