The triplets have officially become soldiers.
(Baonghean.vn) - After many days of waiting, three triplets in Block 2 of Dung Town (Thanh Chuong) have gone to school, officially becoming students of the Information Officer School.
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Returning home from the coastal city of Nha Trang at noon on September 13, Mrs. Thai Thi Tan - mother of the triplets said: At the Information Officer School, Manh, Trong and Vinh have finished their studies. Thus, the dream of becoming students of a military school of the three brothers as well as of Mrs. Tan's family has come true.
Before the day of departure, the three students Manh, Trong, Vinh received the attention of the community. Many groups, individuals, agencies, departments, unions, associations... came to give gifts and congratulate the students on their achievements.
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| Triplets born before leaving for college. Photo: Huy Thu |
On the night of September 2, relatives, neighbors and friends of Manh, Trong and Vinh came to visit their house in large numbers, many of them cried during this meeting. Mrs. Tan said that night, Trong emotionally told his mother: "Mom, taking care of the children's education, you always have to stay up late and wake up early. Tomorrow the children will leave, I love and miss you very much."
It seemed like the first time Mrs. Tan heard her son say those words, she could only encourage him: "The most difficult years of our family have passed. It is already a blessing that you have come this far, remember to focus on your studies, don't let down everyone's expectations."
At noon on September 3, Mrs. Tan's family boarded a car to the South. On this trip, Mrs. Tan and her husband decided to accompany their children to school. Arriving in Nha Trang, Mrs. Tan's family was received by the Head of the Training Department of the Information Officer School and invited to their private home, then arranged to stay at a motel outside the school campus.
Mr. Nguyen Doan Dung, the father of the three children, said: "When we first got off the bus, many people who were there heard the news and surrounded us, taking pictures. When we went to eat at the restaurant next to the school, the restaurant owner heard that the family of the triplets in Nghe An also waived the meal fee."
On the morning of September 5, the whole family went to school early to enroll Manh, Trong, and Vinh. When the three brothers arrived at school, many people were curious. Mr. Dung said: "As soon as they saw us, everyone in the schoolyard gathered around, asked questions, and congratulated us. It seemed like everyone wanted to see with their own eyes what the three brothers looked like."
This admission period, there were quite a lot of children from Nghe An, Thanh Chuong district had 13 students. Each student from the "nut hometown" who went to school usually had 1 relative accompanying them, except for the brothers Manh, Trong, and Vinh, who had 2 people. After enrolling, Trong and Vinh were arranged to live in the same squad, while Manh was in another squad, but still in the same company. Every day, in school activities, the 3 brothers still met each other like at home.
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| Three triplets born with their parents at the Information Officer School. Photo: NVCC |
Although their children had already enrolled in school, Mrs. Tan and her husband still lived outside the school. Every day, after 4 p.m., they went to the school to visit their children. Nearly a week later (September 11), the new students of the Information Officer School were issued military uniforms.
Mrs. Tan said: “That afternoon, when entering the school, the children were already dressed in uniform, with ranks, shoes, and hats, looking much more mature. My husband and I were very happy. The National Defense Television also came to film, and it was not until 7 p.m. that my husband and I left the school.”
After receiving their uniforms, the new students of the Signal Officer School were transferred to the Army School II in Dong Nai for training. Before leaving, the school gave encouragement gifts to the three triplets in Nghe An, each 500,000 VND.
Mr. Dung and Mrs. Tan just waited to see their children in uniform before they could leave with peace of mind. At noon on September 12, they got on the bus to Nghe An with excitement and pride because their children had fulfilled the family’s big dream./.
Huy Thu
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