An Giang Provincial Military Command sent 23 soldiers to participate in the parade.

On August 28, the Military Command of An Giang province announced that it had sent 23 soldiers, including 2 women, to participate in the parade to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19, 1945 - August 19, 2025) and the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (September 2, 1945 - September 2, 2025).

Lieutenant Nguyen Nhat Huy of the General Staff Department (An Giang Provincial Military Command) participated in the parade. Photo provided by the character.

Being selected to participate in the parade, marching, for the soldiers, it is an honor, a source of pride for themselves, for their unit and also a special mark in their journey of youth. The soldiers were very aware of the nature and importance of the mission, and made efforts to perform the task well despite the unusual weather conditions and high training intensity.

Comrade Le Trung Kien of Regiment 893 ( An Giang Provincial Military Command) participated in the parade. Photo provided by the unit.

Comrade Le Nguyen Xuan Truc, a pharmaceutical staff member of the Defense Command of Region 5 (An Giang Provincial Military Command) shared: “This is the second time I have participated in the parade, but the emotions are still the same as the first time, it is an honor and pride, the emotions are like bursting. I am happy to walk solemnly among the people, to see the bright red flags hanging on the streets, to feel the value and meaning of peace, independence and freedom of the nation; to see the array of weapons and military equipment right in the capital is the most beautiful memory”.

With the spirit of Uncle Ho's soldiers, love for the Fatherland and love for the people, soldiers of the An Giang Provincial Military Command have been overcoming all difficulties every day to strive to excellently complete the task of marching on the 80th anniversary of National Day.

THU OANH

Source: https://baoangiang.com.vn/bo-chi-huy-quan-su-tinh-an-giang-cu-23-quan-nhan-tham-gia-dieu-binh-a427420.html