Accompanying the voyage were officers and lecturers from various military academies and institutions, including the National Defense Academy, the Army Academy, the Military Political Academy, the Military Technical Academy, the Border Guard Academy, and the Air Defense - Air Force Academy.
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The Commanding Officer of Ship 286 - Le Quy Don reports readiness to leave the port. |
In recent years, the Party Committee and the Board of Directors of the Naval Academy have paid attention to and directed the enhancement of long-distance sea training activities, studying and researching maritime affairs and islands. This contributes to the improvement of command capabilities, the enhancement of proficiency in using equipment aboard ships, the handling of real-life situations at sea, and the development of resilience among officers, instructors, and trainees.
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Personnel on the ship perform procedures at the port departure ceremony. |
The journey, lasting from April 1 to 10, is part of the long-distance sea training program combined with practical surveys for officers, lecturers, and trainees undergoing officer-level training, focusing on training in the operation of sails and equipment aboard ships, dealing with real-life situations at sea, experiencing and researching the Truong Sa (Spratly) Archipelago, DK1 Platforms, and naval activities at sea, as well as visiting and presenting gifts to forces stationed on islands.
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Ship 286 - Le Quy Don sets sail to fulfill its mission. |
Through the long-distance sea training activities aboard Ship 286 - Le Quy Don, comprehensive knowledge is reinforced and supplemented, theoretical and practical aspects are verified for officers, instructors, and trainees, thereby enhancing the quality of education, training, and scientific research at the Naval Academy.
Translated by Song Anh