In a significant ceremony in Hanoi, the Military Medical Department of Vietnam received the illustrious title of Hero of the People’s Armed Forces. This recognition coincided with the 80th anniversary of the military medical sector, reflecting its invaluable service to the nation.
The honor was presented by Phan Van Giang on behalf of Vietnam’s President, highlighting the department’s remarkable feats in healthcare services, training, and combat preparedness.
During the event, General Phan Van Giang commended the commitment and sacrifices of military physicians, officers, and staff, acknowledging their essential role in wartime support and national triumphs.
Throughout its history, military medical forces have been crucial in delivering emergency care and evacuation for countless injured soldiers. Numerous field hospitals and units have provided prompt assistance, ensuring many could rejoin combat efforts.
The department’s influence stretches beyond the battlefield, encompassing disaster management, disease prevention, and fostering collaboration between military and civilian health initiatives.
Looking forward, officials have stressed the importance of updating military healthcare services, boosting preventive measures, and integrating advanced technologies. The department is poised to tackle both emerging and ongoing security challenges.
This award not only commemorates past successes but also underscores the enduring pledge of Vietnam’s military medical professionals to protect soldier health and enhance national security.
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