Reporting on the performance of her duties, Major Vu Thi Huong Mai expressed her honor at being selected to directly participate in the parade and march during the anniversary celebration. From the beginning, Major Mai and her comrades clearly understood their responsibilities, strived to overcome all difficulties, and arranged their work at the agency, unit, and family to focus on training and serving with the highest spirit, contributing to the overall success of this great national event.

Major Vu Thi Huong Mai, a non-commissioned officer, received a commendation from the Minister of National Defense .

Major Vu Thi Huong Mai shared: "Up until now, what I remember most is the image of the training days at the training ground in the harsh weather of the scorching summer sun, sometimes feeling like it was draining us completely. Then there were the days of torrential rain, we still stood in the rain, enthusiastically training, our clothes soaked, but still smiling brightly to encourage each other to overcome. Even during difficult times, we had great motivation from the Academy's commanders, leaders, and commanders of the Academy's agencies and units, as well as the encouragement and support from our families and comrades. Reflecting on those special months at A80, I feel even more deeply the spirit of patriotism that always burns brightly in the heart of every Vietnamese citizen."

What impressed Comrade Mai most during the course of his duties was witnessing the spirit of unity, discipline, and the moments of overcoming difficulties together on the training ground. It was this camaraderie and fellowship that was the greatest motivation, helping everyone overcome all challenges. They all encouraged each other every day, believing that they were contributing a small part to the overall success of this momentous event for the nation.

Major Vu Thi Huong Mai, representing the forces within the Academy participating in the parade and march, delivered a speech.

“I still want to tell my family, my colleagues at the Military Medical Academy, and especially the cadets, that pride and patriotism don't just come from grand things, but also from the moments of training, the disciplined and determined steps of those participating in the parade. On Ba Dinh Square, ablaze with the red of the flags, and amidst the joyful celebrations of the entire Party and people, we proudly and confidently strode forward to join other forces in successfully completing this important mission. These experiences have given me a deeper understanding of my own responsibility, as well as that of today's young generation, towards the Fatherland, the people, the Army, and the Academy,” expressed Major Vu Thi Huong Mai.

Returning to her unit after successfully completing the parade and march, Major Vu Thi Huong Mai considered this a milestone, a sacred and moving memory in her military career. Receiving commendations and words of encouragement from the head of the Military Medical Academy, Major Vu Thi Huong Mai expressed her gratitude to the leaders at all levels for their care and support in helping her successfully complete her duties. She also pledged to strive even harder in her work to live up to the trust and affection of the Academy's head, the leaders and commanders of various agencies and units, and her comrades.

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