The 86th Chemical Defense Brigade (Chemical Corps) recently conducted a command post exercise with a partial live-fire component. During the exercise, various chemical warfare scenarios were addressed, including enemy chemical attacks by artillery and aircraft on troop formations, encampments, and battle positions. When these scenarios occurred, the participating units handled them accurately, promptly, and secretly, ensuring the safety of personnel and equipment. The exercise successfully completed all objectives and requirements.
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| Inspect each soldier's equipment before they begin marching or moving. |
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| Investigators discovered the chemical substance during transit. |
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| Practice assigning tasks to the chemical and radiological reconnaissance squad preparing for a mission. |
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| Military vehicles are entering a contaminated area. |
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| Decontaminating the road with chemical toxins. |
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| Military medical personnel are treating wounds in the contaminated area. |
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| Release smoke for camouflage during maneuvers. |
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| Disinfect and sterilize equipment and supplies inside the vehicle's cabin. |
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| Carrying out the mission in a secret bunker. |
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| The commander of the armed forces inspects the anti-pollution equipment at the unit's secret bunker. |
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| Soldiers responsible for preparing meals use the Hoang Cam stove to prepare food for the troops. |
According to the People's Army Newspaper
