Naval Region 5 improves weapons usage skills for soldiers

From June 26-29, at Mui Ong Doi shooting range (Phu Quoc city, Kien Giang province), the Naval Region 5 Command organized a live-fire test of infantry guns in 2024.

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Participating in the inspection were officers, professional soldiers, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers from agencies and units in the Military Zone stationed in Phu Quoc city.

The testing activities focused mainly on the skills of using infantry guns in service to destroy fixed, mobile and hidden targets during the day.

Officers practice shooting K54. (Photo: Van Dinh)

Thanks to the good preparation of facilities, training grounds, training grounds, weapons and equipment, during the shooting practice, 100% of the forces participating in live ammunition shooting performed the correct posture and movements, achieved quality, and ensured absolute safety for people and weapons and equipment...

Through inspection, the firing units achieved the set goals and requirements, ensuring absolute safety in all aspects.

AK submachine gun shooting content of professional soldiers. (Photo: Van Dinh)

Live-fire testing is the basis for units under the Naval Region 5 Command to assess the actual level of organization and training methods of key cadres; and the movements and skills in using infantry weapons of officers and soldiers of the units.

From there, we will draw experience to gradually improve the quality and effectiveness of training and combat readiness in the coming time to serve the task of firmly protecting the sacred sovereignty of the sea and islands of the Fatherland.

Soldiers of the 563rd Marine Battalion practice shooting the Tavor gun. (Photo: Van Dinh)

Naval Region 5 troops promptly rescued fishermen's fishing boat in distress.

At 3:45 p.m. on June 23, officers and soldiers of Naval Region 5 Command successfully rescued the Kien Giang fishing boat KG 1725 TS from the stranded area.

Overseas Vietnamese turn to their homeland's seas and islands with specific, practical actions.

"The Committee for Overseas Vietnamese in Ho Chi Minh City will advise and propose to leaders at all levels and overseas Vietnamese to promote activities towards the homeland's seas and islands with specific and practical actions," said Ms. Vu Thi Huynh Mai, Chairwoman of the Committee for Overseas Vietnamese in Ho Chi Minh City, during a visit and working session with the Command of Naval Region 5 on the afternoon of June 25 in Phu Quoc City (Kien Giang Province).

Source: https://thoidai.com.vn/vung-5-hai-quan-nang-cao-trinh-do-su-dung-vu-khi-cho-bo-doi-201636.html