A day in the life of a Navy "newbie"

In 2025, the Navy received more than 6,000 new soldiers from all over the country. After nearly a month of integrating into the military environment, the soldiers gradually became accustomed to a disciplined lifestyle, regular demeanor, and team spirit.

Their one-day training journey takes place in a strict, scientific process, demonstrating maturity through each activity.

Alarm clock : Exercise - Urgent home affairs

When the alarm clock rings at 5am, the Vietnamese Navy soldiers quickly wake up, as quickly as possible to move to their positions to start their morning exercises to start the new day, improve their health and train their physical strength. Next, they fold their blankets neatly to practice a neat and tidy lifestyle and arrange their morning hygiene. Breakfast begins at 6am.

New soldiers are trained in martial arts exercises. Photo: HQ

Morning : Training in command and combat techniques

After breakfast, the soldiers began their main training program, which focused on formation command, shooting techniques, infantry tactics, and technical logistics. Each salute, turn, and formation movement were rigorously practiced to develop the proper demeanor of a soldier.

Lunch : Lunch – Rest

Lunch was held in an orderly manner, with the soldiers strictly following the unit’s regulations. Afterwards, they had a short break to recover their health and prepare for the next afternoon of training.

Soldiers practice sports in the afternoon. Photo: HQ

Afternoon : Physical training and combat and sports skills, increased production.

In the afternoon, the soldiers continued to participate in physical training such as endurance running, overcoming obstacles and swimming. These are important activities to help soldiers have endurance and be ready for all missions.

Evening : Group activities - Political study - Cultural exchange

After dinner, the soldiers attended political classes, learned about the unit's traditions, the traditions of the Vietnam People's Navy, and the mission of protecting the sovereignty of the sea and islands. In addition, cultural and artistic exchange activities helped the soldiers become more connected, creating motivation to train and strive to complete the assigned tasks.

Vice Admiral Tran Thanh Nghiem, member of the Party Central Committee, Commander of the Navy and leaders and commanders of Region 1 encouraged newly trained soldiers. Photo: HQ

End of training day : Rest

For soldiers with 11 regimes a day, no matter how busy they are, there are still many comrades who do not forget to carry out the "12th" regime: write letters to their families and leave a small corner in their minds to remember you.

Before going to bed, the soldiers clean themselves and arrange their belongings neatly. Before 9:30 p.m., except for the guard, everyone else returns to their beds, and the barracks fall asleep, ready for a new exciting day.

Source: https://thoidai.com.vn/hanh-trinh-mot-ngay-cua-linh-moi-hai-quan-211004.html