Despite hot weather, long-distance troop movements, large numbers of personnel and equipment, and difficult field living conditions, Division 3 pro-actively organized preparations, training and logistical support. Officers and soldiers demonstrated strong responsibility and solidarity, overcame difficulties, strictly followed orders and completed all assigned tasks.
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MR1's senior officers and delegates observe the live-force exercise. |
During the exercise, agencies and units precisely carried out the steps of shifting to combat readiness, conducting marches, establishing field positions, and preparing for and executing combat operations. The exercise demonstrated the staff's advisory capabilities and commanding officers' ability to organize and direct operations at all levels, as well as their application of military principles to practical situations and effective deployment of forces.
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Air defense artillery troops of Brigade 210 engage targets during the exercise. |
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Artillery forces of Brigade 382 conduct live-fire engagements against targets. |
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Units of Division 3 engage targets during the exercise. |
Close coordination between Division 3 and units from various arms and services of the Ministry of National Defense and MR1 was a key feature. Participating forces included Brigades 210, 382, 409, 575 and 601 of MR1, along with Division 371 of the Air Defense - Air Force Service. The units prepared personnel and equipment according to their assigned tasks, maintained uninterrupted communications and fulfilled coordination requirements on schedule.
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Infantry and tank units maneuver across a river during the exercise. |
During the live-fire phase, Regiment 2 of Division 3 directed its subordinate units in executing their missions according to plan. Coordination between infantry and fire-support forces was conducted closely and in accordance with the agreed arrangements. All targets were destroyed, achieving a 100 percent success rate. The exercise was completed successfully, with absolute safety ensured for personnel, weapons and technical equipment.
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MR1 Commander Major General Tran Xuan Manh encourages officers and soldiers from the participating units. |
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Delegates present gifts and congratulate the units on successfully completing the exercise. |
Following the live-fire exercise, MR1’s Commander Major General Tran Xuan Manh and the delegates met with and commended officers and soldiers from the participating units. He instructed the units to conduct thorough post-exercise reviews, recover ammunition, inspect weapons and technical equipment, and organize the return of personnel to their units, ensuring absolute safety.
Translated by Tran Hoai