The exhibition attracted thousands of visitors, including officers and troops of Brigade 175 and the Logistics and Technical Services Support Center under the Naval Region 5 Command, as well as the armed forces, residents, and students in the locality.
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Delegates cut the ribbon to open the exhibition. |
More than 200 photos and 30 objects are on display, illustrating the Vietnam People’s Navy’s process of formation, combat, and development; its outstanding achievements, training activities, combat readiness, defense external affairs, and management of national sea and islands; and the building of a revolutionary, regular, elite, and gradually modern Vietnam People’s Navy to firmly defend the sacred sovereignty of the national sea, islands, and continental shelf.
Additionally, the exhibition features materials affirming the significance of Vietnam’s sea and islands in the national construction and defense cause, along with the coverage of coordinated efforts between the Naval Service and various ministries, agencies, and localities in publicizing information on maritime and island issues. It also highlights practical and meaningful deeds carried out by naval troops in helping citizens prevent and mitigate natural disasters, conducting search and rescue, and implementing programs, such as “Vietnam People’s Navy standing side by side with fishermen heading out to sea” and “Naval force sponsoring fishermen’s children.”
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Visitors at the exhibition |
Through the exhibition, the organizers aim to nurture pride in the country and the military’s glorious traditions, especially those of the Naval Service, and to foster patriotism, a love for the sea and islands, and a heightened sense of responsibility and determination among troops and the public for safeguarding the nation’s maritime sovereignty. It also supports the building of a revolutionary, regular, elite, and gradually modern Vietnam People’s Navy to meet the demands of the current situation.
The exhibition runs through March 7.
Translated by Chung Anh