Military unit commemorates the opening of the Ho Chi Minh Trail at Sea

During the event, delegates, officers and troops recalled the heroic traditions and achievements of the units over the past time. Accordingly, on October 23, 1961, the Ministry of National Defense decided to establish a military transportation team called Group 759 (now Brigade 125) with the mission of carrying soldiers and weapons to the southern battlefields. From 1961 to 1975, the unit mobilized nearly 1,000 vessels, carried over 28,000 soldiers along with 97,000 tons of weapons, expeditiously meeting the needs of the southern battlefields.

Delegates offering incense at the memorial house for war martyrs of “no-number ships” 

Therefore, the Ho Chi Minh Trail at Sea became a unique legend of the country and the Vietnam People's Navy. For these great achievements, the brigade was honored with many noble orders by the Party and State over the years.

Earlier, representatives paid tribute and offered incense at the memorial house for war martyrs of “no-number ships” and visited the hall of fame of the brigade.