What do you mean by obstacles in military practice?

Obstacles in military practice refer to all kinds of obstacles and difficulties encountered in the daily work of the army. These obstacles may come from many factors, such as military skills, interpersonal communication, daily training, modern technology and psychological pressure, which may have a negative impact on soldiers' work and affect their performance in actual combat.

Soldiers may encounter various obstacles in practice, such as the hardship of war environment, the ability to deal with emergencies under special circumstances and so on. In actual combat, soldiers need to overcome these difficulties and obstacles in order to complete their tasks and protect national interests. In addition, soldiers must work under various extreme conditions, such as bad weather and environment, or operate efficiently under special circumstances.

In order to overcome the obstacles in military practice, military personnel need to acquire better skills and knowledge than conventional training. It is also necessary to establish cooperative relations within the army and within the team to become a tacit whole. In addition, soldiers should be fully prepared to ensure the safety of equipment, materials and personnel. Therefore, soldiers need to go through long-term training and tempering to improve their ability to cope with various specific difficulties.