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| National flag flying on the “HQ861” before the ship sailing for the joint patrol and anti-piracy exercise |
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| Determination of naval troops of Vietnam |
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| Troops on the “HQ861” starting their day with the mission briefing delivered by Senior - Lieutenant Pham Trung Dong, the ship captain |
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| Senior-Commander Nguyen Ngoc Son, Deputy-Commandant of Brigade 161, Naval Region C, commanding naval fleet of Vietnamese People’s Navy during the exercise and joint patrol. Son always being in the cabin to direct troops to deal with any circumstances, ensuring the mission completed excellently |
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| Lieutenant Tran Xuan Ly (R), a chief operator, checking the safe operation of machines. The average temperature in the machine room remaining 45 degrees Celcius |
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| Two missile ships 752 and 753 of Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy participating in the joint patrol. In this picture, they being on the move in the other side of the Tonkin Gulf demarcation line |
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| “The 752”, 62,8m x 7,2m x 2,4m, able to reach a speed of 28 nautical miles per hour. The ship with a crew of about 70, equipped with 4 YJ-1 missiles with a firing range of 40km or C802 missiles with a firing range of 120km, and with four 37mm cannons. |
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| Senior - Lieutenant Bui Tho Thanh of Vietnamese People’s Navy using HF radio to contact signal officer on “Flagship 752” of China. During the joint patrol and exercise, Thanh keeping close contact with that flagship. |
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| Commanding board of “Flagship HQ861”, while conducting joint patrol and exercise, following and timely dealing with any circumstances |
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| Junior - Lieutenant Nguyen Cong Vinh receiving and transmitting signals, ensuring clear communication with the mainland |
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| Practicing the reception and transmission of signals from hand-raising flags with Chinese ships. Junior - Lieutenant Nguyen Van Thanh giving signals while Nguyen Trung Kien recording the transmitted signals and Commander Ngo Xuan Duong, observing the practice with binoculars. The practice occurring in good weather with flag-raising records |
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| Work of logistics being focused to ensure good health for troops during long-day missions at sea. In this picture, Nguyen Van Binh cooking lunch with duck stewed with bamboo sprout. Binh, one of the most professional cooks of Brigade 161 |
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| During the joint patrol by the two navies, an anti-piracy exercise being conducted. In the picture, Vietnamese People’s Navy’s troops double checking the guns to be ready for any circumstances |
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| Canoe with pirates on board sailing away |
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| Junior -Lieutenant Nguyen Thanh Nam “The HQ861”’s Commissar, observing the exercise |
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| Discovering that pirates intend to flee, “the HQ861” opening warning fire and using water cannon to control and arrest all pirates. In the picture, Ensign Nguyen Tat Thanh using water cannon in the exercise |
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| The 13th joint patrol and first anti-piracy exercise between Vietnamese People’s Navy and Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy concluding successfully. In the picture, Vietnamese naval soldier being confident, proud and resilient to defend the national sovereignty over its sea. |
Originally Posted by VNsabber
DN2000, the largest and most modern Vietnam maritime police ship, planned to be operational by the end of this year.
...you Nam's really do not have respect for someone which ass was wiped out of your country
silly
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