Intelligence general, a silent hero who ignited the flame of patriotism.

When we think of heroes in history, we often think of their glorious achievements. However, there are those who choose to contribute to history in a quiet, yet intelligent and courageous way. Mr. Ba Quoc is one such person.

As an outstanding intelligence officer, he contributed to crucial historical turning points and was awarded the title of Hero by the State in 1978. However, what made him special was not the title itself, but his perseverance, intelligence, and extraordinary courage throughout his silent dedication. During his career, he held many positions, starting as an intelligence officer during the war, then becoming an intelligence officer, and finally leading defense intelligence after the war.

Born in Hanoi , Ba Quoc was destined to enter the intelligence service. With his patriotism and resourceful mind, he achieved feats many could hardly imagine. During the war against the US, he was one of the few who successfully infiltrated seemingly impenetrable fortresses – the Presidential Palace and the Central Intelligence Agency of the enemy. The secret documents he collected were not merely intelligence information, but "invisible weapons" that changed the course of the war.

The book "The Mysterious Intelligence General and His Extraordinary Missions" reveals missions that seem like they only exist in movies, but were actually carried out in real life by a simple and humble man. One of the most memorable missions was when General Secretary Nguyen Van Linh (later the General Secretary of the Party) and nine members of the Saigon-Gia Dinh Special Zone Committee escaped capture by secret agents, and the rescue of Prince Norodom Sihanouk from an assassination attempt…

These achievements helped minimize casualties in the war and made a significant contribution to the victory of the resistance.

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The book "The Intelligence General and His Extraordinary Missions ".

After the war, Mr. Ba Quoc continued to dedicate himself to the nation on the southwestern and northern borders, supporting Cambodia and building military intelligence forces to cope with the volatile international situation.

He was always steadfast and quiet, always maintaining absolute loyalty to his country. But most importantly, Mr. Ba Quoc left behind a beautiful, kind, and unwavering example for future generations to follow.

As journalist Hoang Hai Van shared: "For young people, no matter what profession they pursue, they can all learn from him humility and not being ambitious. Those who are ambitious cannot work in intelligence, nor can they contribute to the country."

Source: https://znews.vn/tuong-tinh-bao-nguoi-hung-tham-lang-truyen-lua-yeu-nuoc-post1549566.html