As technology continues to develop, various types of advanced equipment have become the closest "comrades-in-arms" of officers and soldiers, and drones in particular have filled the aerial gap in forest fire prevention. On the 10th, the forest fire brigade of Bomi County, Nyingchi City, Tibet, conducted practical communications training and aerial drone patrols.

Photo shows an aerial thermal imaging view from a drone. Photo courtesy of the forest fire brigade of Bomi County, Nyingchi City, Tibet.

Photo shows firefighters operating a drone. Photo courtesy of the forest fire brigade of Bomi County, Nyingchi City, Tibet.

Photo shows firefighters conducting aerial reconnaissance. Photo courtesy of the forest fire brigade of Bomi County, Nyingchi City, Tibet.

Photo shows firefighters assembling a drone. Photo courtesy of the forest fire brigade of Bomi County, Nyingchi City, Tibet.

Photo shows a panoramic view captured during a drone patrol. Photo courtesy of the forest fire brigade of Bomi County, Nyingchi City, Tibet.

"Altitude 200 meters, wind force level 3, stable airframe, conducting reconnaissance of surrounding forest conditions..." Officers and soldiers of the Bomi brigade are conducting practical communications training and aerial drone patrols. The brigade closely integrates the actual conditions of the local wild environment, deeply explores the potential of drones for rescue operations, carries out normalized aerial drone patrols, and fully leverages the aerial advantages of forest fire prevention to greatly improve the efficiency of on-site reconnaissance, giving forest fire prevention "wings to fly into the clouds." In addition to aerial patrols, the brigade also conducts comprehensive, practical training with satellite phones and other communications equipment to effectively enhance the team's emergency rescue communications support capability.

In the next step, the brigade will continue to prioritize communications training, using practical training to continuously improve the brigade's quality and capabilities, and provide strong support for the successful completion of comprehensive rescue missions.