Lieutenant Colonel Vu Duc Hung, the leader of the Su-30MK2 fighter jet squadron, has revealed for the first time the secret behind their spectacular aerobatic display over Ba Dinh Square on National Day.
The female guerrilla fighter who caused a sensation at the A80 parade moved netizens when she donated her prize money to the Children's Hospital 2 fund in Ho Chi Minh City to help poor and sick children.
Lieutenant Le Hoang Hiep became an "idol" in a short time, and although he is loved by young people, excessive adoration can distort the image of a soldier.
Announcer Hong Hue, a familiar voice from the Voice of Vietnam radio station, had the honor of providing commentary during the A80 parade and march.
After completing their mission at the A80 event, Lieutenant Le Hoang Hiep and his teammates returned to the South to a warm welcome from the people.
Lieutenant Tran Hung Nguyen, who participated in the A80 ceremonial torch relay, boasts an admirable sporting record.
On the buses, the soldiers couldn't hide their reluctance to leave. Many people ran after them, giving gifts and sticking sweet messages on the bus windows.
Images of over 100 young people far from their homeland, with their hands placed over their hearts, singing the national anthem in unison to commemorate the 80th anniversary of National Day, have moved and filled the online community with pride.
Following the parade commemorating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2nd, the identity of the person who created those impressive shots on VTV has become a topic of interest for viewers.
The joy of Independence Day this year is doubled, as people across the country receive a meaningful gift of 100.000 VND.
Captain Bui Phuoc Tung had the honor of carrying the torch in the opening ceremony of the parade commemorating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2nd.
Driven by patriotism, despite the heavy rain, tens of thousands of people patiently waited to witness the proud moments of the parade and march.
The coastal city of Quy Nhon (Gia Lai) is filled with the colors of the red flag with a yellow star, from every street and high-rise building to the clothes of the people, to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2nd.
Countless modern and state-of-the-art military equipment participating in the rehearsal on Ba Dinh Square created a magnificent picture of the strength of the Vietnamese People's Army.
After marching through Ba Dinh Square, tens of thousands of soldiers from various units fanned out in eight directions amidst the enthusiastic cheers and applause of the people lining the streets.
Many schools across the country simultaneously decorated with flags and flowers, and enthusiastically organized activities to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the successful August Revolution and National Day on September 2nd.
Many people wonder what to wear to the parade celebrating the 80th anniversary of National Day to be both comfortable and polite, while still showing respect.
The use of drones and electronically controlled devices in the parade area is strictly prohibited for attendees of the A80 event.
In addition to ensuring security and order in key areas, Hanoi police forces also provide emergency medical support, care for the elderly and children, and interact with the public.
To ensure the health of the public and the forces participating in the A80 parade, the city of Hanoi has set up a dense medical network in key areas.
A soldier who had been through war shared emotionally, "The peaceful sky is incredibly beautiful. I miss my comrades so much."
At National Military Training Center 4, 114 soldiers of the Lao People's Army are diligently practicing for the upcoming parade.
In the Hanoi rain, veteran Nguyen Quoc Tuan, who once led the Trường Sơn convoy of open-top vehicles, along with his wife and grandson, waved the national flag high, inspiring the soldiers of A80.
On the morning of August 24th, Su30-Mk2 fighter jets, Mi helicopters, Casa transport aircraft, L-39NG aircraft, and other planes flew training missions, gliding over the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum amidst cheers from the people.
The Hanoi City Police have issued a traffic diversion notice to facilitate parades and marches commemorating the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2nd.
Dragging trumpets weighing up to 20kg while still marching in formation, maintaining an air of dignity and solemnity, what is the secret behind the all-female military band's ability to achieve such feats?
The special performance prepared by the Air Defense and Air Force Command was a flyover by a formation of 10 helicopters carrying flags to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day.
To facilitate activities commemorating National Day on September 2nd, many central streets in Hanoi will be completely closed to vehicles during specific time slots, along with alternative routes.
Under the scorching sun at the National Military Training Center, 120 soldiers of the Royal Cambodian Army diligently trained, preparing for the parade to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Vietnam's National Day.
Hanoi's bus system has many routes that pass through streets near the area where the A80 event is taking place - the parade and march commemorating the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2nd.
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