(HBO) – When the first military training class was held by Hoa Binh province’s Party Committee in early February 1945 with the participation of more than 30 soldiers, the provincial armed forces’ role as a pillar of the armed revolutionary movement was determined. Over the past 70 years, the provincial armed forces have carried forward their role and tasks.


Officers and soldiers of the provincial armed forces are performing mass mobilisation work in Du Sang commune, Kim Boi district.

 Colonel Ha Tat Dat, head of the provincial Military Command, said over the past years, the provincial armed forces have proven their important role as trustworthy political forces and a firm pillar of all-level Party Committees, authorities and ethnic groups in Hoa Binh not only in the fight against invaders but also during national construction and defence.

 The forces have effectively performed national defence work in tandem with local socio-economic development by mobilising officers and soldiers to join hands with local residents in building rural roads, irrigation facilities and medical networks; participate in campaigns to reduce poverty and support revolutionary contributors; and playing the core role in natural disaster consequence settlement and search and rescue operations.

 The armed forces have participated in constructing 122km of road, 134 public facilities, 69 sewers and 36 water containers, and dredging 22km of canals.

 Besides, they successfully built 19 models of culture-national defence villages, built and upgraded 86 houses for social policy beneficiaries, presented 764 bicycles to underprivileged students, and provided support for 97 poor children to pursue schooling. 

 With strong public support, the provincial armed forces can overcome all challenges to successfully complete their tasks of national construction and defence. This is also the lodestar for the provincial armed forces at present and in the time ahead.

 

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