The units have actively and promptly conducted training and rehearsals in accordance with the plan. Overcoming difficulties related to weather, living conditions, and the high intensity of training, officers and soldiers have strictly observed discipline and diligently practiced to master drill movements.
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Sr. Lt. Gen. Truong Thien To delivering a speech at the inspection |
At the same time, the units have effectively disseminated information and provided thorough education about the mission to all officers and soldiers, thereby enhancing their awareness, sense of responsibility, and determination to successfully undertake and accomplish the assigned tasks.
Speaking at the inspection, the GDP’s deputy chief inquired after and extended best wishes to the forces who are overcoming all difficulties and training day and night for the upcoming mission. He affirmed that this is not only a political and social event of profound significance, but also an occasion to reaffirm the epochal stature of the August Revolution and National Day, as well as the remarkable growth, regularity, and modernization of the heroic Vietnam People’s Army.
Observing the units’ training, General To highly appreciated and commended the officers and soldiers for their strong sense of responsibility and determination during the past four months of intensive training, aimed at achieving the objectives of being “accurate, synchronized, vigorous, graceful, and unified.”
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The GDP’s deputy chief presenting gifts to the units |
He also emphasized that with only 26 days remaining until the celebration, based on the lessons learned from daily and weekly trainings, all formations must continue to perfect individual drill movements, enhance coordination and synchronization within each row, each formation, and the entire parade lineup. He stressed the need to strengthen physical fitness, maintain good health, ensure thorough preparation in all aspects, sustain the vibrant competitive spirit, and foster a strong sense of responsibility, pride, and honor among the soldiers to take part in the parade. This will ensure that all forces are in the highest state of readiness to contribute to the success of this significant national political event on the morning of September 2.
General To believed that the military parade will be resounding success, leaving a profound impression on the people and international friends.
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An overview of the inspection at the Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism |
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General To encouraging the contingents |
Translated by Hue Chi