Ethnic minority troops active in training

According to Major Do Hong Tinh, Deputy Political Chief of Regiment 174, alongside implementing its main tasks, the unit has conducted good and smooth mass mobilization in the locality with the aim of training local ethnic minority soldiers to become good cadres for the unit as well as for the local political system after finishing their military service.

Over the past five years, the regiment has admitted 300 troops of ethnic minority groups to the Communist Party of Vietnam. Those Party members have contributed greatly to the achievements that the regiment has obtained in recent years.

Below are a number of images recorded at the regiment.

Soldier Ha Van Ngu of the Muong minority group (Company 8, Battalion 2) admitted to the Communist Party of Vietnam

Troops of Company 4, Battalion 1, under the command of Captain Dinh Quang Huy – a native of the Muong ethnic minority group, on their way to training ground

First Lieutenant Dang Ton Khe – a Hmong ethnic minority, officer commanding of Platoon 1, Company 2, Battalion 1, guiding his troops to aim at the targets

Sergeant Pay Van Nghia of the Tay ethnic minority group, Head of Section 3, Company 2, Battalion 1, guiding his troops in a tactical combat training content

Young Party members of ethnic minorities, committing to achieving high results before an exercise

Captain Hang Seo Chung of the Hmong ethnic minority group, Political Commissar of Company 4, Battalion 1 and his troops singing on the training ground during break time

Private first class Giang A Chinh – a Hmong ethnic minority, Company 14 introducing outfits for men during special holidays and festivals to his comrades

Private first class Dang Van Trong of the Dao ethnic minority group, Company 17 showing his comrades the flute of the Dao ethnic people

Translated by Chung Anh