On the morning of February 13, 11 districts, towns and cities in the province simultaneously held military enlistment ceremonies for 2025. There were 2,455 young men enlisted in military units (including 5 women) and 357 young men participating in the People's Public Security service.
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Comrade Ho Quoc Dung - Member of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Council presented flowers and encouraged Quy Nhon City youth to join the army. Photo: HONG PHUC |
From early morning, from the city to the countryside, the marching song of the military enlistment day resounded in unison, bustling and full of enthusiasm. The leaders of the province, Military Region 5, the provincial Military Command... all went to the localities to attend the ceremony, encourage and send off the new soldiers. Comrade Ho Quoc Dung - Member of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Council, attended the military enlistment ceremony in Quy Nhon City; Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Pham Anh Tuan attended the ceremony in An Nhon Town...
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Comrade Pham Anh Tuan - Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, Chairman of the Provincial Military Service Council, presented flowers and encouraged the youth of An Nhon town to set out to fulfill their sacred duty to the Fatherland. Photo: NGUYEN HAN |
Carrying on tradition, following in the footsteps of our ancestors
Wearing green uniforms, the young men smiled proudly, strongly and confidently as they crossed the bridge of glory, officially becoming soldiers. They carried with them the faith of youth and the will, the desire to train in the military environment, ready to overcome challenges to contribute to protecting the Fatherland and building the homeland.
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Crossing the bridge of glory, the young people will begin a new journey - a journey of ambitions, dreams, and ideals for a beautiful life. - In the photo: Quy Nhon City youth enthusiastically leave for military service. Photo: HONG PHUC |
Working as a nurse at a medical facility in Quy Nhon City, Tran Chi Cuong (23 years old, Thi Nai Ward) decided to put his job aside to volunteer for military service. Although he is used to the hospital environment, Cuong is still very happy to accept the heat and wind of military school. “Facing difficulties and challenges requires perseverance and determination. I believe I will overcome them and integrate well into the military environment so that I can improve myself more and more,” Cuong said.
On behalf of the youth, expressing his feelings before leaving for military service, new recruit Le Nguyen Thanh Vinh (Phu Phong town, Tay Son district) promised local leaders and people that he would promote the capacity and intelligence of youth, promote the tradition of the heroic homeland of Tay Son, and strive to complete all assigned tasks.
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Tay Son District People's Committee commends families that have well implemented the Law on Military Service. Photo: VAN LUU |
Currently a worker at Phu Cat Garment Joint Stock Company, Vo Hoa Trung (19 years old, Tan Le village, Cat Tan commune, Phu Cat district) voluntarily joined the army with a sense of great responsibility of youth towards the Fatherland. In the moment of preparing to leave his family and hometown to enter the military environment, Trung was full of determination, affirming that he would strive to train and complete his military service well. After completing his mission, he wished to return to continue to contribute to building his homeland more and more prosperous.
Before leaving for the army, young party member Nguyen Duc Truong (22 years old, in My Hiep commune, Phu My district) also expressed that he will promote the pioneering and exemplary spirit of a party member, be serious in studying and training, and be ready to receive and try to complete all tasks assigned by the unit.
Valuable baggage for the future
The handover ceremony had many smiles of pride, excitement, and honor when wearing the soldier's uniform, as well as the nostalgia, emotion, and belief that the young soldiers would be stronger and more mature when they returned. The relatives of the new soldiers also felt proud when they came to see their children and grandchildren off to fulfill their sacred duty to the Fatherland.
Mr. Dinh Trieu (Ta Diek village, Vinh Hao commune, Vinh Thanh district) - whose son Dinh Anh Quat volunteered to join the army, could not hide his pride: "Today, seeing my son leave, I am both moved and proud. I believe that he will become more mature after his time in the army. His family is always behind him to support him."
In the crowded crowd, old lady Nguyen Thi Nhung (81 years old, in Hai Cang ward, Quy Nhon city) tried to find her grandson Nguyen Tran Nhat Phu before Phu left for the army. Finding her grandson, she happily hugged him and took the opportunity to give him many instructions. “Youth is the best age to contribute to society and the country. The army is a good environment for you to train, experience and commit. When you return, you must be strong and mature, okay son. I will wait!”, the old lady told her grandson.
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Temporarily leaving their relatives, young people of Hoai Nhon town set out to fulfill their sacred duty to the Fatherland. Photo: NGUYET HAI |
The homeland supports the march. In his message to the young people before they leave for the army, Chairman of the People's Committee of Tay Son district Nguyen Van Khanh said: "Each person has a path to contribute to the homeland and the country. You are about to enter the military environment, where you will forge your mettle and will. Consider this as valuable baggage for the future."
Recruiting people with confidence, increasing the quality of new recruits
The work of selecting and calling citizens to join the army in 2025 has been paid attention to by local Party committees, authorities, the Military Service Council, and departments, branches, and organizations at all levels in the province, with leadership and direction to implement the correct procedures and time, from registration, resource management to policy approval, health examination, and coordination with military units to penetrate and finalize records...
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Hoai An youth are optimistic, proud, and strong as they cross the bridge of glory, officially becoming soldiers. Photo: HA HAU |
Of the 339 Quy Nhon City youth enlisting in the army, 294 are aged from 18 to 21, accounting for 86.9% (86.4% in 2024); 271 have high school education, accounting for 80.1% (76.9% in 2024); 41 have intermediate or higher qualifications, accounting for 12.1% (11.9% in 2024), exceeding the province's target by 7.1%. There are 212 youth with type 1 and type 2 health, accounting for 78.7% (62.7% in 2024); 100% are union members. There are 4 party members and 131 youth voluntarily enlisting in the army.
The highlight of Tuy Phuoc district’s military recruitment this year is the improved quality of new recruits with the health rate of type 1 reaching over 46.8%. In particular, there are 23 young men who graduated from university, 51 young men who graduated from college and intermediate school, and 70 young men who volunteered to join the army.
Similarly, in Hoai Nhon town, the proportion of youth with higher education level is higher than previous years. Among the youth who were called to join the army, 150 youth wrote volunteer applications, 16 youth were party members, and over 100 youth had college or university degrees or higher.
According to statistics from the Military Department (Provincial Military Command), by 7:55 a.m. on February 13, all localities in the province had completed the military recruitment work for 2025 and achieved 100% of the target. An Lao district was the locality that completed the military recruitment work the earliest.
Colonel Do Xuan Hung - Commander of the Provincial Military Command, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial Military Service Council, assessed: The military service handover and acceptance work has been carried out carefully by localities in the province; the military service handover and acceptance ceremonies in localities took place solemnly, warmly, joyfully, in line with the meaning of a festival. At the same time, the quality of young people recruited for military service in 2025 is higher than in 2024.
Specifically, the proportion of youth with high school education reached 76.09% (an increase of 2.28%); professional qualifications reached 22% (an increase of 1.77%); 69 youth were party members who joined the army, reaching 2.81% (an increase of 1.13%); 688 youth wrote applications to volunteer to join the army, accounting for 28.02% (an increase of 13.81%).
• Provincial military units: Units of the Ministry of National Defense (34th Corps, Air Defense - Air Force, Navy, Chemical Corps, Military School of Military Region 7, Binh Dinh Border Guard Command); units of Military Region 5 (2nd Division, 572nd Brigade; General Staff; 573rd Brigade; 368th Artillery Brigade; Logistics - Engineering Department; 739th Infantry Regiment, Binh Dinh Provincial Military Command); units of the Ministry of Public Security.
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Major General Nguyen Tran Long - Deputy Political Commissar of the 34th Corps (second from right) talks and encourages new soldiers at the 31st Division. Photo: PHONG LAN |
• Immediately after the military handover ceremony, Regiment 739 (Provincial Military Command) organized the reception of 337 new recruits from the Provincial Military Command, Artillery Brigade 368 and Engineer Brigade 280 (under Military Region 5); the Provincial Border Guard received 195 new recruits from the Border Guards of Binh Dinh and Phu Yen provinces and Navy Division 48; Division 31 (Corps 34) received 250 new recruits; Brigade 573 (Military Region 5) received 238 new recruits.
When new recruits arrive, military units organize staffing, provide instructions on internal and external affairs, hygiene, provide additional military supplies, and guide new recruits on where to eat, live, and work; and inform new soldiers about unit traditions.
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