Being briefed upon the units’ task performance in 2022 and their orientations for 2023, as well as preparation work for welcoming the lunar New Year 2023, he hailed the two units on their good outcomes in performing their tasks.
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Leaders of the Army Corps Command 4 receiving Senior Lieutenant General Vo Minh Luong |
He also requested them to continue to grasp the directives, resolutions and orders of the Central Military Commission (CMC), Ministry of National Defense (MND) to excellently fulfill all assigned missions. They should also focus on combat readiness work during Tet, promote political education, observe military discipline, closely work with functional forces to grasp the situation, in order to bring a safe and happy Tet to troops and people. Meanwhile, the units were also asked to ensure gratitude work and policy for military and its rear, take care of needy people, and make good preparation for recruitment work, among others.
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General Staff Lieutenant General Huynh Chien Thang visiting the Coast Guard Region 4 Command |
* On the same day, Deputy Chief of the General Staff Lieutenant General Huynh Chien Thang paid a working visit to the Coast Guard Region 4 Command, Phu Quoc city’s Military Command under the Kien Giang provincial Military Command, and Brigade 950 of Military Region 9.
Hailing the troops’ task performance and achievements over the past time, he requested them to continue to grasp the Party’s guidelines and State’s law and policies as well as directives of the CMC, MND so as to accomplish all assigned tasks in 2023, with the focus on ensuring a happy and safe Tet for its troops while maintaining combat readiness during the holiday.
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Lieutenant General Nguyen Van Gau handing over Tet gift to the Military Hospital 175 |
* Deputy Chief of the General Department of Political Affairs (GDP) Lieutenant General Nguyen Van Gau, on January 13, extended Tet greetings to troops of the Military Hospital 175. On behalf of the CMC, MND, GDP leaders, he acknowledged and hailed the unit’s achievements over the past time, while encouraging them to raise their competence, deserving the image of Uncle’s Ho military doctors and the trust of troops and people.
Meanwhile, the hospital should ensure combat readiness so as to be ready in any circumstance, ensuring healthcare for all patients.
On the same day, the GDP deputy chief also inquired after and sent Tet greetings to Rear Admiral Le Ke Lam, former Director of the Naval Academy, who is being treated at Military Hospital 175; and offered incense to pay tribute to former Deputy Defense Minister Senior Lieutenant General Nguyen Thanh Cung.
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Senior Lieutenant General Do Can offering Tet gift to the People’s Army Newspaper |
* During his visit to GDP’s organs, including the People’s Army Newspaper, Mass Mobilization Department, People’s Army Cinema, Military Arts and Letters Magazine, Defense Trade Union Advisory Board, Military Youth Advisory Board, and Military Women Advisory Board, GDP Deputy Chief Senior Lieutenant General Do Can hailed their task performance over the past time.
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Senior Lieutenant General Do Can visiting the Mass Mobilization Department |
He also requesting them to strictly maintain combat readiness, conduct fire prevention, and ensure safety during Tet holiday. On the occasion of the lunar New Year, he extended Tet greetings and handed over Tet gifts to the troops.
* On the same day, Lieutenant General Le Quang Minh, Deputy Chief of the GDP, visited and sent Tet wishes to former GDP’s deputy chiefs Lieutenant Generals Pham Van Long and Le Van Han.
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Lieutenant General Le Quang Minh offering Tet gift to Lieutenant General Pham Van Long |
Inquiring after their health and informing them about the task performance of the whole military, Lieutenant General Le Quang Minh expressed his gratitude to their great contribution to the cause of building the GDP and military.
On the occasion of the lunar New Year, on behalf of the GDP leader, he offered Tet gifts to Lieutenant Generals Pham Van Long and Le Van Han, and wished them a happy new year.
Translated by Minh Anh