During the days from September 3 to 5, the working group led by Major General Phung Ngoc Son - Deputy Director and Chief of Staff of the General Department of Logistics and Engineering, Deputy Head of the A80 Parading - Parading Subcommittee of the Ministry of National Defense - visited Hanoi Station to encourage and send off the parading and parade blocks after completing the A80 mission in Hanoi to return to the working unit.
To organize the safe transportation of 1,257 officers and soldiers along with materials, equipment, and accompanying luggage of units in the Southern region, the Department of Motorbikes - Transport (General Department of Logistics - Engineering) has coordinated with the railway industry to hire 2 trains to bring forces to units:
Group No. 1 (boat SE67) carried more than 600 officers and soldiers of Military Region 5 and Army Corps 34 from Hanoi Station to Da Nang Station, Dieu Tri Station; Group No. 2 (boat SE63) carried nearly 600 officers and soldiers of Military Region 7, Military Region 9, Navy and Army Corps 34 from Hanoi Station to Saigon Station, through Da Nang and Nha Trang transit stations.
Before the ship departed, Major General Phung Ngoc Son encouraged officers and soldiers of the parade blocks of Military Region 5 and Army Corps 34, recognizing the sense of responsibility and outstanding efforts of the entire force in the process of practicing, gathering and participating in the parade - parade.
Major General Phung Ngoc Son shared: The comrades have completed their tasks excellently, contributing significantly to the overall success of the National Day. Each stage of the parade, each parade formation is an affirmation of the strength, bravery and discipline of the Vietnam People's Army. I believe that when returning to the unit, you will continue to promote that spirit in training, work, be ready to fight, worthy of the trust of the Party, State and People.
Present at the dispatch station, Mr. Trinh Van Quy - Veteran of Van Mieu ward, Hanoi - emotionally expressed: "Our generation has gone through war, so we understand the value of discipline and the strength of solidarity in the army. Seeing the children today in the parade formation, I see the image of myself in the past. We are proud and believe that the young generation will follow in his father's footsteps, upholding the heroic tradition of the Vietnam People's Army".
Lieutenant Pham Ngoc Khanh, Cyber Warfare, after completing the A80 mission, also shared his feelings: To be in the parade squad at the historic Ba Dinh Square is a great honor for me and my teammates. The hard days of training have helped us become more attached and mature. I clearly feel the responsibility of the younger generation to continue to practice and contribute more to be worthy of the tradition and trust of the people".
The careful, safe and planned transportation organization demonstrates the attention and close direction of the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense, while affirming the high sense of responsibility of agencies and units in ensuring work, contributing to the officers and soldiers returning to their units with peace of mind and continuing to perform well their assigned tasks.
