Vietnam Navy conducted a Large-Scale Combat Training

31 Oktober 2019
  

4 Gepard, 4 Molniya and 1 BPS-500 in combat formation (all photos : BaoHaiQuan)

Fleet of the 162 Brigade - Region 4 Navy conducted a large-scale combat training.

Currently, the People's Navy of Vietnam is focusing strongly on investment to move forward to modernity, we have included in the duty of many versatile and modern missile defense ships with origin both at home and abroad.

The most advanced warships of the Vietnamese Navy are staffed for the 162 Brigade, including the Gepard 3.9 missile defense ship, Molniya 1241.RE, Molniya 1241.8 and BPS-500 missile defense ships, in addition there are also some Svetlyak or TT-400TP cannon boats.

Because they are part of the same unit, it is essential that the modern warships focus on offshore combat training in the large squad, in order to improve the ability to coordinate along the border.

There have been a number of times when the 162th Brigade conducted border training including Gepard 3.9 or Molniya and BPS-500, but most were individual or mixed, but the numbers mobilized were not large.

Specifically, in some reports published by the National Defense Television or Navy Television, only about 3-5 ships appear and set up firing routes. However, recently there has been an unprecedented amount of concentration.

The battleship squadron of Region 4 Navy with 4 Gepards 3.9, 2 Molniya 1241.8, 2 Molniya 1241.RE and 1 BPS-500 ship have practiced the section of maritime journey in formation, creating a very spectacle. beautiful face.

This is a premise for training exercises to practice real-time firing on the border when the Vietnamese Navy in the future can be equipped with warships with many functions such as anti-aircraft, anti-submarine, and anti-ship specialties.

But for the time being, it is easy to see that the image of the Vietnamese Navy has been significantly enhanced, reflecting the continuous strong development to firmly defend the country's sovereignty over islands and islands.

(BaoDatViet)