Participating in the parade of female commandos, including officers and soldiers from the armed forces of the localities of Military Region 7, Military Region 4 and units and schools in the South, they gathered here since the beginning of June. Under the hot summer sun or sudden rains, the girls in field uniforms still diligently practiced each step, facial movements, and hand movements with determination.

Female Special Forces soldiers practice at National Military Training Center 4.

Lieutenant Nguyen Le Tuyet Nhi shared: “This is the second time I have been honored to be selected to participate in the parade and march in the female Special Forces. Despite the high training intensity and harsh weather conditions, the spirit of the entire unit is very determined.”

Participating in a major national event for the first time, Lieutenant Tran Thanh Thao confided: "This is not only an honor for me but also the pride of my family, teammates and unit."

Right from the beginning, female soldiers had to get used to the training schedule from 6:30 a.m. to almost noon and from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. every day, alternating with rest and group activities until 9 p.m.

Lieutenant Colonel Dang Quang Thuan, the officer in charge of the female Special Forces unit, said: “The steps of the parade not only require regularity but also symbolize military discipline; the movements must be firm, uniform and carry an indomitable and proud spirit. The important thing is not only the individual movements and the smooth coordination of the entire unit, but each step of the female soldiers must demonstrate their bravery, will, faith and absolute loyalty to the Party, the Fatherland and the people.”

Female Special Forces soldiers practice marching and marching.

On the training ground, each day of training is a step towards maturity, each drop of sweat is a belief in the great festival of the nation. Although the road ahead is full of challenges, the resilient spirit and determination of the female soldiers are day by day cultivating the beautiful image of Uncle Ho's Army.

The upcoming 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day (September 2) is not only a major political event, but also an opportunity for the entire Vietnamese nation to look back on the glorious journey that previous generations have built, affirming the spirit of independence, self-reliance, and solidarity for development. Therefore, the groups participating in the parade always determine their spirit and will to be high, and practice very hard to be ready for the big festival.

News and photos: XUAN HOAN

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