Two sisters marching side by side in the parade

On the historic Ba Dinh Square, among thousands of eyes watching, there is an image that moves many people: the image of two biological sisters, wearing the same military uniform, walking in unison in a solemn parade.

Lieutenant, professional soldier Tran Thi Thu Ha - nurse of the Emergency Department, 108 Military Central Hospital in the peacekeeping force and her younger sister, Lieutenant, professional soldier Tran Thi Bich Ngoc, Department of Biology-Genetics, Military Medical Academy in the military band (A80).

They are Lieutenant, professional soldier Tran Thi Thu Ha - nurse of the Emergency Department, 108 Central Military Hospital in the peacekeeping force and her younger sister, Lieutenant, professional soldier Tran Thi Bich Ngoc, Department of Biology-Genetics, Military Medical Academy in the military band (A80).

Born and raised in a family with a revolutionary tradition in Phu Tho , two sisters Tran Thi Thu Ha (born in 1997) and Tran Thi Bich Ngoc (born in 2001) were nurtured with traditional values: love, attachment, and aspiration to contribute to the Fatherland.

If Thu Ha chose the nursing path to directly contribute to emergency shifts, where the patient's life is counted by the minute, Bich Ngoc nurtured the dream of being attached to science , researching genetics to find solutions for genetic diseases and serving the teaching of future generations of military doctors.

Lieutenant, professional soldier Tran Thi Thu Ha - nurse at the Emergency Department, 108 Central Military Hospital in the peacekeeping force.

Two seemingly different paths, but with the same destination: serving the people, serving the country under the green uniform and roof of the heroic Vietnam People's Army.

During the past 4 months, under the hot summer sun, the two sisters have been diligently practicing with their teammates. Their steady steps, beautiful movements, and the loud shouts of “one two-one two” have added to the bustling and solemn atmosphere of the training ground, along with their proud eyes and sweaty training hours... all aimed at a single goal: to honor the image of the Vietnam People's Army on the occasion of the nation's great National Day.

Being selected to participate in the parade, for the two sisters, it was a personal honor, the pride of the family, the unit and also a special mark in their youth journey.

“The moment we walked with my sister under the red flag with a yellow star, in the sacred atmosphere of the Fatherland's Independence Day, is a moment that we will remember forever in our lives,” professional military Lieutenant Tran Thi Thu Ha emotionally shared.

Second Lieutenant, professional soldier Tran Thi Bich Ngoc, Department of Biology - Genetics, Military Medical Academy in the military band (A80).

As for Bich Ngoc: "At that moment, we immediately thought of Uncle Ho, of the moment when he read the Declaration of Independence on September 2, 1945 and the generations of fathers and grandfathers who sacrificed for the independence and freedom of the Fatherland. In my heart, pride and responsibility arose to live and contribute worthily."

Lieutenant Colonel, Specialist Doctor 2 Nguyen Thai Cuong - Head of the Emergency Department, 108 Central Military Hospital, commented: "In 2018, nurse Tran Thi Thu Ha took up her duties at the Emergency Department. Ha is a nurse with a strong sense of responsibility, always dedicated to her patients. Not only did she excellently complete her professional duties at the Emergency Department where the work intensity is always very high, Ha also demonstrated her will and determination in parade training. Ha's image is the pride of her family but also a shining example for her colleagues, especially young doctors and nurses to learn from."

Major General, Associate Professor, Doctor Nguyen Hoang Ngoc - Party Secretary, Deputy Director of 108 Central Military Hospital visited and encouraged professional soldier Lieutenant Tran Thi Thu Ha during her training period.

The two sisters Tran Thi Thu Ha and Tran Thi Bich Ngoc are representatives of the young generation in the Army today, with knowledge, courage, aspiration and willingness to contribute. One is on the front line taking care of and treating soldiers and people; the other is diligent in the laboratory and lecture hall. Wherever they are, they share the same ideal of contributing to the cause of protecting, building and developing the country.

Source nhandan.vn

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