Nghe An Provincial Military Command organizes many Tet activities for soldiers

On the afternoon of January 29, a working delegation of the Provincial Military Command led by Colonel Pham Van Dong - Political Commissar of the Provincial Military Command inspected the on-duty work and combat readiness at units under the Provincial Military Command.

Through inspection, it was found that in addition to strictly maintaining the duty regime and combat readiness, the units under the Provincial Military Command have developed and implemented combat readiness plans for the squads. At the same time, they organized training on target protection plans, assigned serious forces to guard; strengthened training on on-site combat plans, alerted marching movements, and trained mobility. Closely coordinated with the forces stationed in the area to grasp the local situation before, during and after Tet. 100% of officers and soldiers clearly identified their responsibilities and were determined to complete all assigned tasks well.

Colonel Pham Van Dong inspects Regiment 764. Photo: TK

The Political Commissar of the Provincial Military Command requested units to strictly grasp the instructions on duty, combat duty, and combat readiness before, during, and after the Lunar New Year; strictly maintain patrol and guard regimes to ensure absolute safety for people and weapons and equipment; closely coordinate with forces to grasp the local situation, proactively handle all arising situations and Covid-19 epidemic prevention work. After the Lunar New Year, do a good job of preparing material markers, weapons and equipment, and training grounds to ensure the 2022 training season achieves the best results.

Reconnaissance Company 20 - General Staff Department organized a banh chung wrapping contest. Photo: TK

In addition, to create a joyful and exciting atmosphere during the Tet holidays, the units organized cultural, artistic and sports activities such as volleyball, football... and folk games: throwing balls, hitting balls, fishing with a cane, tug of war... The activities received enthusiastic cheers and created a joyful atmosphere for the officers and soldiers in the whole unit, especially the soldiers who celebrated Tet away from home for the first time, feeling happier, more secure in their work, clearly identifying their responsibilities, honored, ready to receive and complete all assigned tasks./.