Wartime memories through the relics of soldiers from Nghe An
(Baonghean.vn) - Soldiers always keep war relics with respect, because they are closely associated with military life, with years of hardship, sacrifice, bravery and indomitability.
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| One day in late April, veterans who fought on the Quang Tri battlefield, from Chau Nhan commune, Hung Nguyen district (Nghe An) reunited to reminisce about old memories. Each person brought along battlefield souvenirs, recalling the glorious life associated with marches and battles. Photo: Dinh Tuyen |
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| Mr. Le Cong Tam (born in 1953), wearing a white shirt (right), carries a parachute hammock, a keepsake that has been with me for over 50 years. He said: “This hammock and some of my belongings were given to me in 1971, before I went to the South. Since then, it has been associated with the fierce fighting days on the Quang Tri battlefield, never leaving it, even when I was injured and had to be transferred to the rear.” Photo: Dinh Tuyen |
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| Mr. Pham Ngoc Ky has 10 years of military service, and was once a reconnaissance company commander. For reconnaissance soldiers, binoculars are an "inseparable" item when on duty, it helps them observe far away to grasp the terrain, terrain and enemy defense situation to draw maps, helping unit commanders develop combat plans. Photo: Dinh Tuyen |
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“Every time I remember my military years, my comrades and the fierce battles, I take out the binoculars. Now, it is like a close friend,” Mr. Ky shared. Photo: Dinh Tuyen |
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| This jacket belongs to Mr. Tran Van Duong, who spent 7 years as a soldier, following soldiers into trenches, deep tunnels and marching through the Truong Son mountains and forests. On the day of his return, Mr. Duong had an antler in his backpack, an item that held many memories of his military life. It continued to be used in everyday life, following its owner to the fields and on long trips, and was later kept as a souvenir. Photo: Dinh Tuyen |
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| Not only the veterans in Chau Nhan commune (Hung Nguyen), many soldiers in Nghe An who returned from the battlefield are keeping valuable artifacts. One example is the notebook of Mr. Trinh Huy Thuc in Yen Son block, Ha Huy Tap ward (Vinh city). Photo: Cong Kien |
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| Mr. Trinh Huy Thuc's notebook records from the time he joined the army (1969) until several years after the liberation of the South (1975). Most of it is a copy of poems collected from books, newspapers and comrades during training, marching and between battles. Photo: Cong Kien |
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| And this is the collection of memorabilia of veteran Le Manh Hai in Le Loi ward (Vinh city). Once a soldier of Division 320, participating in the Ho Chi Minh campaign, advancing to liberate Saigon, returning to normal life, Mr. Hai spent time collecting battlefield memorabilia. His collection currently has hundreds of artifacts, mostly weapons and items of officers and soldiers in the southern battlefield. Photo: Cong Kien |
| Veterans who fought on the Quang Tri battlefield, from Chau Nhan commune, Hung Nguyen district (Nghe An) reunited and reminisced about old memories through each souvenir. Clip: Dinh Tuyen |
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