At 5:30 a.m. every day, the alarm signal at National Military Training Center 4 (TB4) rang out, Captain Do Hong Hanh (Army Ceremonial Group, Women's Music Group) and his teammates officially started a new day with training activities. Exercising, square bedding like a pillowcase... are the first activities of the day.
On the second day of the training session, Captain Hanh and the female military band practiced many events related to parades and parades. Empty-hand exercises, exercises with musical instruments, drumming exercises... are practiced many times to make the formation the most even and beautiful.
"Although the training ground is sunny, windy, and hard, the soldiers and female soldiers always encourage each other, determined to overcome these difficulties so that the parade and parade formation can be the correct, steady, and most beautiful.
We are honored and honored to participate in the parade and march on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification Day" - Captain Hanh shared.
Lieutenant Luong Thu Giang (female military band) shared that for female military bands, one of the difficulties is carrying musical instruments such as drums and harps that are very heavy. Every day, the soldiers in the formation trained to set up their hands, walk straight ahead and then practice carrying musical instruments.
The female soldiers in the group all tried to play musical instruments in the correct rhythm, with their feet and feet in the correct pace, coordinating in straight lines, cross lines, and cross lines.
"When participating in parade and march training, it requires health, flexibility and great effort from each officer and soldier. Everyone tries to make the squad the most even and beautiful. The unit commander and the leaders also always care and encourage us to complete the task well" - Lieutenant Giang shared.
Among the groups participating in the Marching parade on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (April 30, 1975 - April 30, 2025), the Vietnamese female military band brought majestic and resounding sounds.
In the struggle for national liberation and national reunification, the bustling, heroic sounds of military band members such as the sound of the battle flute, add strength, urge our army and people to fight bravely and defeat all invaders.
Today, those majestic and proud sounds continue to resound in many important events and anniversaries of the country, in welcoming ceremonies for heads of state to visit and work in Vietnam...
