During the trips to transport weapons to the South by sea, during the battles to liberate and protect the sovereignty of the sea and islands, hundreds of officers and soldiers fell while on duty on the islands and platforms on the southern continental shelf of the Fatherland.
They were not born to be heroes, but their courageous and resilient actions protected every inch of land, sea and island sovereignty of Vietnam. Their sacrifices have been carved into immortal monuments.
On the voyage to Truong Sa, Working Group No. 11 offered incense at the Immortal Circle Monument (Cam Lam, Khanh Hoa), where the statues of the soldiers of the Ships Without Numbers (Port Brigade 125, Naval Region 2) are located, and on the sea in the southern continental shelf of the Fatherland. These are immortal sacrifices, images that will forever be engraved in the hearts of the Vietnamese people.
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| Delegates burned incense to pay tribute to the heroic sacrifices of the officers and soldiers of the Vietnam People's Navy. |
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| The delegation released wreaths and paper cranes to commemorate fallen Navy officers and soldiers. |
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| Wreaths of gratitude and remembrance for the heroes who sacrificed for the sovereignty and territory of the Fatherland at sea. |
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| The delegation held a memorial ceremony on Gac Ma island (Truong Sa island district, Khanh Hoa province). |
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