Armored Corps pays tribute to Heroic Vietnamese Mothers of Thang An and Thang Binh communes

DNO - On the morning of July 9, a delegation of officers from the Armored Corps visited and presented gifts to express gratitude to the Vietnamese Heroic Mothers (VNAH) that the unit has taken care of for life in Thang An and Thang Binh communes on the occasion of the 78th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs Day (July 27, 1947 - July 27, 2025).

The Armored Corps delegation visited Heroic Mother Nguyen Thi Day (Thang An commune). Photo: HONG NAM

The delegation visited the families of 11 heroic Vietnamese mothers that the unit was taking care of. The delegation presented 3 gifts to mother Nguyen Thi Luu (born in 1923, former Binh Duong commune), mother Nguyen Thi Day (born in 1927, former Binh Giang commune), now Thang An commune, and mother Phan Thi Den (born in 1930, former Ha Lam town), now Thang Binh commune. Of which, the Armored Corps presented 3 gifts (1.5 million VND/gift), Brigade 201 presented support money and gifts (7 million VND/mother).

On this occasion, the delegation came to offer incense and visit the families of 8 deceased VNAH mothers being cared for by the unit.

The delegation offered incense to the deceased VNAH mother. Photo: HONG NAM

Colonel Nguyen Thien Thanh - Deputy Political Commissar of the Armored Corps said that the unit's gratitude activities towards the heroic mothers of Thang Binh district (old) have been carried out since 1997, coinciding with the separation of Quang Nam and Da Nang provinces. Many meaningful activities have been carried out in recent years such as taking care of living mothers, visiting and giving gifts during holidays, supporting the construction of gratitude houses, etc.

“The gratitude activity taking place on the occasion of the merger of Quang Nam and Da Nang after 28 years of separation is even more meaningful. At the new administrative area of ​​Thang An and Thang Binh communes (Da Nang city), the unit continues to care for the Vietnamese Heroic Mothers until the end of their lives, as a deep gratitude for the great sacrifices of previous generations of fathers and brothers, the Vietnamese Heroic Mothers for the peace , independence and freedom of the Fatherland” - Colonel Nguyen Thien Thanh said.

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