The Government made the above request to the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Public Security in the resolution of the regular Government meeting in April, issued on May 8.
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Female special police officers march past the stage on Le Duan Street, Ho Chi Minh City, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of national reunification, on the morning of April 30. |
On the afternoon of May 12, working with units on the military parade plan for September 2, Senior Lieutenant General Nguyen Van Nghia, Deputy Chief of the General Staff, said that it is expected that the forces and groups that participated in the parade to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the South and national reunification will continue to participate on this occasion. Of which, the participating forces include 11 standing groups and 27 walking groups.
Senior Lieutenant General Nguyen Van Nghia requested the General Department of Logistics and Technology to thoroughly inspect the accommodation and meals for soldiers during training. The General Department of Defense Industry promptly proposed and produced materials, technical equipment, and vehicles to ensure good service for the parade and marching tasks.
The Hanoi Capital Command surveyed the marching routes and assembly locations after the parade to ensure they were reasonable and convenient. The training took place during the hottest month of the summer, so agencies and units needed to focus on developing flexible training plans to ensure good health for the troops.
According to Hoang Phe's Vietnamese Dictionary, a parade is an armed force marching in turn in front of a stage or on the street, in neat rows and unified movements, to demonstrate strength.
A parade is a procession of people marching in ranks in front of a stage or on the street to show strength. A military review is a symbolic inspection of a contingent of armed forces assembled to show military strength in a solemn ceremony.
Historically, Vietnam has held military parades three times. The first was in 1955 at Ba Dinh Square, Hanoi, after the Dien Bien Phu victory. The second was on May 15, 1975 in Saigon, celebrating the victory of national reunification. The third was held in 1985, on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of National Day.
In Ho Chi Minh City recently, a national parade was held to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the South and the reunification of the country. The event was attended by more than 13,000 people from the parade and marching forces and 6,000 guests. Hundreds of thousands of people stood watching on the streets.
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