Live combat is a very important content in the defense area drill, therefore, officers and soldiers of Long My district have been overcoming difficulties and making efforts to practice so that the official drill day will be successful.
Long My district reserve force participates in training.
Soldiers practice handling situation A in this year's Long My district defense area exercise with the topic "Infantry battalion attacks airborne enemy".
In early August, the weather in the province in general and Long My district in particular was quite erratic, with sudden rains followed by intense sunshine, but officers and soldiers of the District Military Command were still diligently practicing on the training ground in Hamlet 3, Vinh Vien town.
Each slogan such as: move up, charge... is shouted loudly and decisively by the commander, and the soldiers follow it immediately. If any soldier does not perform the movements correctly, the commander reminds and points them out...
Identifying live-fire drills as a very important task in defense area drills, as soon as receiving instructions from superiors, as the standing and presiding agency, the Long My District Military Command organized many meetings, assigned tasks, and assigned specific responsibilities to each person.
The District Military Command also proactively advised the District Party Committee and District People's Committee to mobilize troops from localities and units to participate in the military exercise. During the training process, the commanding officers carried out the exercises in stages from slow to fast, from easy to difficult.
“Drills using air bullets and explosives are the highest form of training to bring forces closer to actual combat, a condition for comprehensive training, improving the level of command organization, coordination and combat practice between squads, and testing the technical and tactical level of officers and soldiers. To successfully complete the live-fire mission, we require each officer and soldier to practice proficiently the movements, techniques, and tactics, apply creatively, and coordinate closely in the process of maneuvering, deploying formations, and practicing attacks to destroy targets,” said Lieutenant Colonel Pham Thanh Van, Battalion Commander of the Infantry Battalion, Long My District Military Command.
Currently in his final year at Can Tho Vocational College, but when ordered to participate in a live-fire exercise in the Long My district defense area exercise this year, soldier Nguyen Duc Thinh, from Vinh Vien town, arranged his studies and quickly returned to his hometown. Over the past few days, Nguyen Duc Thinh has been attentively listening to the commander's instructions, diligently practicing, and so far, Thinh has mastered the content, intention of the live-fire exercise and the movements in combat.
“It is an honor for me to contribute to the overall success of this year’s defense zone exercise, so I practice very seriously and responsibly. Through this, I am more vigilant against the plots of hostile forces, and at the same time, ready to perform the task of ensuring security and order when the locality needs it,” said soldier Nguyen Duc Thinh.
“Although there were many difficulties during the training process, with the direction, guidance and support of the professional agencies of the Provincial Military Command, along with the spirit of solidarity and openness of each officer and soldier, the difficulties were gradually overcome and everyone is determined to make the district defense area exercise a success,” added Lieutenant Colonel Van.
From now until the official rehearsal day (August 10), officers of the Long My District Military Command will continue to focus on providing technical and tactical guidance to ensure safety and meet the requirements of the actual exercise.
Lieutenant Colonel Truong Van Su, Commander of the Long My District Military Command, shared: “The live-fire exercise is an opportunity for commanders at all levels to firmly grasp theoretical principles, carry out all the content, and in the correct order of steps in organizing, preparing, practicing combat, and commanding combat. Thereby, improving the technical and tactical level of soldiers, training their physical strength, endurance, and flexibility, increasing their mobility, and ensuring combat practice in difficult and arduous conditions.” |
Article and photos: NHAT TAN
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