From young people who have just left school, far from their families, hesitantly entering the Army environment with many difficulties, but with the help and dedicated guidance of the staff at all levels, up to now, the new soldiers of Regiment 3 have been equipped with knowledge about the Army's traditions and some skills of a revolutionary soldier.
Under the scorching sun of May days, but on the training ground Checking the “3 explosions” segment of Battalion 7, Regiment 3, the new soldiers were still very confident, affirming with specific results. Looking at the tanned, strong faces stepping into the position to test shooting, throwing grenades, and setting off explosives, we clearly saw the maturity of each soldier.
Completing the kneeling shooting position with 28 points, Private Cut Bun Than, a soldier of Company 1, Battalion 7, excitedly said: “To achieve this result is the result of my own efforts and the enthusiastic help of the staff at all levels. In the coming time, I will strive to complete all tasks well to be worthy of the help of the staff at all levels and the trust of my family”.
It is known that Private Cut Bun Than is a Kho Mu ethnic group, from Ky Son district, Nghe An. The day he joined the army was also the first time Than left his village to live in a collective environment. Therefore, in the first days of joining the unit, partly because he missed home and was not used to the collective environment with the unit's regulations, so it was very difficult for Than to absorb the training content. However, with the dedicated guidance, encouragement and guidance of the staff, Than has now become a typical nucleus in the training and practice of the platoon.
Not only Than, talking with the new soldiers in Battalion 7, we shared stories about the first days of military service of these young men. Most of the soldiers were away from home for the first time entering the military environment; many comrades had never held a hoe or a shovel, but after a period of studying and training at the unit, participating in agricultural and livestock activities... now everyone knows how to hoe the land to grow vegetables, raise livestock and poultry. Private Vi Quang Huy, a soldier of Company 2, Battalion 7 shared: "In the first days of joining the army, I had to follow the rules and regulations, but with the guidance and supervision of cadres at all levels, I gradually got used to it. Along with that, I became more and more aware and very proud of the traditions of the nation, the army and the unit".
To help new soldiers gradually mature, the Party Committee of Regiment 3 and its subordinate Party Committees, Party cells of units in charge of training new soldiers have issued resolutions specializing in implementing training tasks; commanders at all levels have organized investment, renewing teaching aids and lesson plans; cadres are trained, fostered and always enthusiastic in each subject and lecture. Along with that, the cadre team always upholds the spirit of solidarity between officers and soldiers, closeness, closeness, sharing, and wholehearted support, thereby helping new soldiers adapt to the military environment, being equipped with basic military knowledge and life skills. Captain Ha Thanh Xuan, Political Commissar of Battalion 7 said: “The closeness and sharing of cadres at all levels is extremely important, helping new soldiers feel more confident, being able to open up about the problems and concerns in life. To do that requires the platoon and squad cadres to carry out the "3 together" (eating together; living together; studying, training, and living together) well, and be ready to help and share with the soldiers.
Along with that, the new soldier training units in Regiment 3 have organized many activities to help new soldiers quickly integrate, become confident, and mature in the military environment. Activities such as organizing tours of traditional houses for soldiers; talks, youth forums; cultural and artistic exchanges... assigning cadres to accompany and help soldiers in difficult circumstances and special cases; thereby, creating excitement and confidence for new soldiers. In addition, mass organizations also coordinate with units to organize "fire-up" programs for soldiers such as: "Bowl of water on the training ground", "Sewing soldiers' shirts", "Meals of love"...
Lieutenant Colonel Dang Quoc Anh, Political Commissar of Regiment 3, affirmed: “After 3 months of studying and training, the new soldiers of the unit have learned how to work scientifically, each hour, each task; support and help each other; love and responsibility towards comrades and teammates; and be sociable and open in resolving relationships. In addition, the new soldiers also know how to handle situations in training, as well as in daily life such as: First aid for sunstroke, heatstroke, drowning, bandaging, transferring the wounded; increasing production to serve life; awareness and self-awareness have been significantly improved”.
The military journey ahead is still full of difficulties, but with the help and support of cadres at all levels, the new soldiers of Regiment 3 are determined to confidently complete all tasks, thereby marking the maturity in all aspects of their youth.
Article and photos: PHUNG NGOC
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