Visiting and greeting Tet to officers and soldiers of the DK1 rig houses

Rear Admiral Pham Khac Luong - Commander of Region 2 Navy (2nd, L) gives flowers and encourages 2 heads of delegation

In addition, during this trip, the delegation will also visit and congratulated the New Year at some agencies and armed units in Con Dao district.

Gifts are gathered at the harbor to prepare for delivery to the rig houses

Gifts for officers and soldiers working at the rig houses

Kumquat trees are also brought to give to officers and soldiers

Attending each mission were representatives of agencies of the Navy Region 2 Command; officials and lecturers of Ho Chi Minh National University; Saigon Trade Corporation, "Youth for the sea and islands of the homeland" Club as well as nearly 60 reporters of the central and local newspapers, television & radio stations.

The family sees off officials and soldiers

The estimated time of the trip is from 12 to 15 days. Two ships (KN - 261 and KN - 263) start from Vung Tau City with two routes including the route of Phuc Tan - Huyen Tran - Que Duong - Ba Ke route and the route of Phuc Nguyen - Tu Chinh - Ca Mau - Con Dao shoals.

Officers, soldiers and relatives see off the delegation at the wharf of the Brigade 167

During this trip, in addition to checking the readiness of the battle, the two missions carry Tet gifts of the Ministry of Defense, the Naval Army, the Navy Region 2 Command, localities, agencies and businesses to officers and soldiers who are on duty on the Southern continental shelf on the occasion of the Lunar New Year. These are necessities according to the Tet standard of the Ministry of Defense (pigs, chickens, ducks, sticky rice, dong leaves (phrynium placentarium), apricot flowers, cakes, jams, etc.).

The KN - 261 and KN - 263 ships start at the port of Brigade 167

This is a regular activity on the occasion of Tet holiday to express the interest of the Party, the State, the Army, the Navy Command and the people's affection to the forces that are on duty on the seas and islands of the Fatherland./.

By Van Dat - Translated by Pham Ngan

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