During the inspection at the Naval Academy, Lieutenant General Nguyen Ba Luc commended the academy for its achievements and urged it to continue improving education and training by raising awareness, responsibility, and political determination among its personnel. He emphasized the need to strictly follow the principle that “the quality of training at military schools determines the combat readiness of military units.”
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Lieutenant General Nguyen Ba Luc extends congratulations to the Air Force Officer Candidate School on the occasion of the Vietnamese Teachers’ Day, which falls on November 20. |
He also called on the academy to work closely with relevant agencies and units to assess the performance of graduates after they are assigned to military units, using the findings to adjust and improve training programs. The academy was asked to strengthen the development of its teaching staff and educational administrators, increase the proportion of personnel holding doctoral degrees and academic titles, and accelerate comprehensive digital transformation through the application of information technology, artificial intelligence, and simulation equipment.
Lieutenant General Nguyen Ba Luc also stressed the importance of maintaining strict discipline and regulations, managing personnel, technical equipment, assets, and finances, and ensuring adequate logistical and financial support. He called for continued efforts to improve military personnel's material and spiritual well-being and build a clean and strong Party Organization and a comprehensively strong academy that is “exemplary and outstanding.”
That afternoon, the delegation visited and held a working session with the Air Force Officer Candidate School under the Air Defense - Air Force Service. Senior Colonel Doan The Son, the school's rector, briefed the delegation on its performance in training, education, regularity building, and discipline management since the beginning of 2026.
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Lieutenant General Nguyen Ba Luc inspects pilot trainees during training at the simulation center. |
Following the briefing and on-site inspection, Lieutenant General Nguyen Ba Luc commended the school's achievements, particularly its successful live-fire bombing exercises involving Regiments 910 and 940 at the National Military Training Center 2. The exercises were conducted with absolute safety.
For the coming period, he urged the school to continue implementing breakthroughs in education and training, with a particular focus on improving military pilot training so that graduates can master the skies while ensuring absolute flight safety.
He also called for continued development of qualified teaching staff and educational administrators, and the early completion of a project to develop the school in accordance with the criteria for a smart military school. The application of information technology, artificial intelligence, and simulation equipment in teaching and other activities should be further expanded.
In addition, the school was asked to strengthen cooperation with foreign partners in equipment procurement, technical support, and military pilot training to meet operational requirements. It must also ensure adequate logistical and financial support, improve military personnel's living conditions, maintain a bright, green, clean, and beautiful campus, and build a healthy and strong Party Organization and a comprehensively strong school that is “exemplary and outstanding.”
Translated by Tran Hoai