This was a key training activity of the year, aiming to comprehensively test and evaluate command competence and coordination at all levels and to hone troops’ stance and combat readiness capability.
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Officers of Regiment 2 and other units observe, direct and guide the exercise. |
The exercise consisted of three phases, namely, shifting to higher-level combat readiness status; maneuvering and encamping, including a river crossing; and executing tactical forms.
At the company level, troops practiced three tactical forms: ambush maneuver, assault against an airborne-landed enemy, and defense in midland terrain. At the battalion level, the exercise focused on the scenario in which an infantry battalion attacked an enemy in temporary defensive in midland terrain.
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Troops of Regiment 2 practice river-crossing. |
Colonel Nguyen Xuan Hung, Officer Commanding of Regiment 2, said that thanks to focused leadership, strict direction, and thorough preparation in personnel, weapons and equipment, infrastructure and exercise planning, the practical phase proceeded safely and met the set targets and requirements.
During the exercise, participating troops flexibly applied techno-tactical skills closely aligned with reality, significantly improving command capability and coordination among agencies and units. Despite changeable weather and intensive training, the troops always demonstrated responsibility, overcame difficulties, handled combat situations effectively, and ensured secrecy, surprise and effectiveness.
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Assigning tasks on the ground |
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Troops in favorable positions to down targets |
As a result, all participating units got flying colors and completed the exercise safely, with troops observing discipline.
The exercise affirmed the unit’s strong and comprehensive development and created a foundation for the regiment to continue raising training quality, maintain combat readiness, and excellently fulfill future assigned tasks.
Translated by Mai Huong