Watching the 324th Division soldiers celebrate Tet
(Baonghean.vn) - Division 324 (Military Region 4) is the main unit stationed in Do Luong district (Nghe An). Officers and soldiers of the Division prepare to welcome Tet with pride and warm comradeship.
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As a main unit, the unit regularly issues alarms and organizes inspections of combat readiness. The goal is to avoid being surprised or passive in any situation, to enjoy the spring but not forget the mission. Photo: Le Tuong Hieu |
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To celebrate Tet, soldiers and units have focused on taking care of flower beds and ornamental plants. This is the flower garden of Battalion 4, Regiment 335. Photo: Le Tuong Hieu |
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Units of Division 324 show the spirit of spring. Photo: Le Tuong Hieu |
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With the motto "food makes the army strong", all units are self-sufficient in safe green vegetables. Photo: Le Tuong Hieu |
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Thanks to increased production, the units have increased food rations during Tet. To prepare for Tet Mau Tuat 2018, the whole group has raised 3,000 chickens and hundreds of pigs. Photo: Le Tuong Hieu |
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Preserving national traditions, each unit from company level up sets up a national altar with the full flavor of Tet. Photo: Le Tuong Hieu |
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And Tet is never without banh chung. Photo: Le Tuong Hieu |
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Along with activities to help soldiers enjoy spring and celebrate Tet, training grounds, models, and teaching aids are also being prepared by units for the training season in early March 2018. Photo: Le Tuong Hieu |
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A working delegation from the 4th Military Region Command visited, inspected the combat readiness work and wished a Happy New Year to officers and soldiers of Division 324. Photo: Le Tuong Hieu |
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Also on the occasion of Tet Mau Tuat 2018, Division 324 allocated nearly 2.1 billion VND from the unit's fund to visit and give gifts to policy families, meritorious people, and military families in difficult circumstances. Photo: Le Tuong Hieu |
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Units also organize folk games during Tet holidays, creating a joyful and exciting atmosphere for soldiers. Photo: Le Tuong Hieu |