Commander of the Provincial Military Command, Colonel Nguyen Huu Dan visited and presented gifts to war veterans who participated in the Dien Bien Phu Campaign.

On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Dien Bien Phu Victory on May 7 (1954 - 2024), this morning, May 4, Commander of the Provincial Military Command, Colonel Nguyen Huu Dan visited and presented gifts to the families and relatives of soldiers who participated in the battle and served in the Dien Bien Phu Campaign currently living in Quang Tri town, including: Mr. Nguyen Hien, in Quarter 6, Ward 3; relatives of Mr. Pham Ly Chanh, in Quarter 1, Ward 1; Mr. Nguyen Huy Triem and Mr. Ngo Xuan Hoan, both in Nhu Le village, Hai Le commune.

Commander of the Provincial Military Command, Colonel Nguyen Huu Dan presented flowers and gifts to Mr. Ngo Xuan Hoan in Nhu Le village, Hai Le commune, Quang Tri town - Photo: NB

Commander of the Provincial Military Command, Colonel Nguyen Huu Dan visited and presented gifts to war veterans who participated in the Dien Bien Phu Campaign.

Commander of the Provincial Military Command, Colonel Nguyen Huu Dan presented flowers and gifts to Mr. Nguyen Hien, in Quarter 6, Ward 3, Quang Tri town - Photo: NB

At the places visited, Commander of the Provincial Military Command, Colonel Nguyen Huu Dan kindly visited, encouraged, and expressed deep gratitude for the great contributions and merits of soldiers, youth volunteers, and frontline laborers who directly participated in fighting and serving in the resistance war against French colonialism, contributing with the whole country to the Dien Bien Phu Victory.

Commander of the Provincial Military Command, Colonel Nguyen Huu Dan visited and presented gifts to war veterans who participated in the Dien Bien Phu Campaign.

Commander of the Provincial Military Command, Colonel Nguyen Huu Dan offered incense to pay tribute to Mr. Pham Ly Chanh, in Quarter 1, Ward 1, Quang Tri town - Photo: NB

At the same time, he hopes that soldiers and their families will always preserve revolutionary traditions, promote the qualities of "Uncle Ho's soldiers", and encourage their children and grandchildren to strive to study and work to contribute to building and protecting their homeland and country.

Nhon Four

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