11 daily regimes of the Vietnam People's Army

What are the 11 daily regimes of the Vietnam People's Army? In addition to the regime, how are annual leave and holidays regulated? Readers are invited to refer to the article below.

11 daily regimes of the Vietnam People's Army

In order to maintain the daily and weekly activities of soldiers, the Vietnam People's Army has introduced 11 daily regimes. With the continuity of these regimes, soldiers not only study, train, practice, and play scientifically , but also ensure that the entire unit operates in a unified and regular manner, while creating favorable conditions for the discipline management of each unit.

Here are the 11 daily regimes of the Vietnam People's Army as follows:

1. Hanging the national flag

2. Wake up

3. Morning exercise

4. Check the light

5. Study

6. Eating and drinking

7. Clean weapons and equipment

8. Sports , increased production

9. Read newspapers, listen to news

10. Roll call, military count

11. Sleep

It is known that the first time to implement the "Flag Raising" regime is 5 o'clock, however, the regulations vary depending on each unit.

For example, schools and training academies for cadets, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers have to start teaching and class early, so the alarm clock will be set 15-30 minutes earlier.

In winter the alarm will be 30 minutes later, so the modes will be 30 minutes later. However from 18:00 the modes will still work the same in both seasons.

On days off, all alarm clocks and rest times are 30 minutes later, except for meal times which are still followed. In the evening, soldiers will be able to watch movies and have entertainment according to the prescribed schedule.

Annual leave regime of officers of the Vietnam People's Army

For annual leave, military officers are entitled to the following number of days off:

- 20 days off if working time is less than 15 years;

- 25 days off if working time is from 15 years to less than 25 years;

- 30 days off if working time is 25 years or more.

In addition, military officers in units stationed far from their families (wife or husband; biological children, legally adopted children; father, mother (both husband's and wife's); legal guardians) when taking annual leave are entitled to additional days off as follows:

- Get an additional 10 days off in the following cases:

+ Stationed 500 km or more away from home;

+ Stationed in remote, isolated, or border areas 300 km or more away from home;

+ Stationed on islands in the Spratly and Paracel Islands.

- Get 05 more days off in the following cases:

+ Stationed 300 km to less than 500 km away from home;

+ Stationed in remote, isolated, or border areas 200 km or more away from home and with an area coefficient of 0.5 or more;

+ Stationed on the islands receive regional allowances.

(Clause 1 and Clause 2, Article 4, Circular 153/2017/TT-BQP)

Holiday leave regime of officers of the Vietnam People's Army

Specifically, Article 6 of Circular 153/2017/TT-BQP stipulates the holiday and Tet leave regime of military officers as follows:

- Every year, officers are given holidays and Tet holidays according to the provisions of the 2019 Labor Code and the founding day of the Vietnam People's Army (December 22).

- For units performing combat readiness tasks, training or due to mission requirements, holidays and Tet holidays are decided by the commander of the unit at regimental level and equivalent or higher based on the mission situation of the unit.

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