Students experience military life and learn about national tradition at Regiment 38

Teachers and students guided on bedding arrangement in military environment

During the program, teachers and students were briefed upon the construction, combat tradition, development and glorious victories of the military, Military Region 5 and the Regiment itself, including the great victory of the nation in Spring 1975.

They also actively participated in an artistic exchange, watched a documentary film, were introduced to the military life through visits to troops’ barracks, physical training and farming areas and practice line-up regulations. The students were also given instructions on bedding arrangement.  

The guests visit the unit's hall of fame.

Before concluding the program, the guests enjoyed a “soldier meal.”

This outdoor activity was significant and useful for younger generations in general and students in particular, helping them learn more about sacrifices of the older generations, the values of independence, freedom and peace, as well as the life and good virtues of Uncle Ho’s soldiers.

Teachers and students enjoy a “soldier meal”

This would inspire them to exert more efforts to study, practice to become good children in family, good students at school, and good grandchildren of Uncle Ho.

Translated by Song Anh