Checking combat readiness at military units during the holidays

At the units, the working delegation focused on inspecting combat readiness preparations, including: Combat readiness document system; Party and political activities; combat readiness alert to perform tasks and plans to protect agencies and units; forces, vehicles, weapons and equipment; logistics work to serve combat readiness...

Through the actual inspection, the leaders of the Provincial Military Command acknowledged that the unit had done a good job of preparing, ensuring a complete system of documents, forces, and means to be on duty with situations and plans for combat readiness, fire prevention and fighting, and rescue; thoroughly grasping and seriously implementing instructions and plans from superiors on training and combat tasks; regularly practicing plans to ensure mobility time to handle situations; officers and soldiers firmly grasped the requirements of assigned tasks, and ensuring adequate numbers of on-duty personnel...

After checking, the leaderNghe An Provincial Military CommandThe unit is required to continue to organize training as planned, overcome the limitations that the delegation has pointed out, educate and raise awareness for officers and soldiers about the task of being ready to fight before, during and after the holidays. At the same time, coordinate closely with forces to be ready to handle situations, not to be passive or surprised./.