2024-11-14 13:44:00
On November 14, Lieutenant Colonel Ha Xuan Nam, Political Commissar of Team 589, Ministry of Military Affairs of Quang Binh province, said that although the weather in Laos is hot, the terrain is rugged and mountainous, and transportation is difficult. .. but the unit’s officers and employees have made efforts to overcome all difficulties, actively collect information, meet witnesses, organize forces and means to search for martyrs‘ remains.
Assembled Team 589, Ministry of Military Affairs of Quang Binh province is searching for the remains of martyrs who died in Laos.
Accordingly, during the days from November 4 to 8, Team 589 discovered and captured 2 martyrs’ remains in Tham Long cave area, Nong Pin village, Bualapha district and Tham Mu Noi cave, Pha Nang village, Mahaxay district, Khammouane province. The martyrs’ remains were found at a depth of more than 0.5m along with many relics such as army shirt buttons; tank fragments, hammocks, bullet casings…
In addition to completing the task of searching and gathering medical personnel as planned, officers and employees of Collection Team 589, Ministry of National Defense of Quang Binh province also coordinated to effectively deploy mass mobilization work, organize medical examination and distribution. Free medicine and gifts for local people.
Martyrs’ Remains Collection Team 589, Quang Binh Provincial Military Command was established in 1989 with the task of gathering the remains of Vietnamese volunteer soldiers and experts who died in the Lao battlefield back home.
In the dry season of 2024-2025, Team 589 is tasked with organizing the search and gathering of 15 remains of martyrs who died in Khammouane province and 10 remains of martyrs who died in Quang Binh province.
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**Interview with Lieutenant Colonel Ha Xuan Nam, Political Commissar of Team 589, Ministry of Military Affairs of Quang Binh Province**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Lieutenant Colonel Ha Xuan Nam. You recently spoke about your experiences in Laos. Can you tell us more about the challenges presented by the local weather and terrain?
**Lieutenant Colonel Ha:** Absolutely, and thank you for having me. The weather in Laos can be quite hot, which poses its own set of challenges for our teams working in the area. However, it’s the rugged and mountainous terrain that significantly complicates our operations. Navigating these landscapes requires careful planning and resilience, as they can be unforgiving.
**Editor:** How does the rugged terrain impact your team’s operational capabilities?
**Lieutenant Colonel Ha:** The difficult terrain requires us to adapt our strategies continuously. Our personnel must be trained for mountain operations and capable of performing under various conditions. This means investing time in physical conditioning, as well as ensuring our equipment is suitable for harsh environments. The geographical challenges also necessitate stronger coordination among our team members, as communication and teamwork are crucial in rugged areas.
**Editor:** What measures are being taken to overcome these challenges?
**Lieutenant Colonel Ha:** We are implementing various strategies, including specialized training programs focused on survival skills, navigation, and communication in mountainous areas. Additionally, we’re working closely with local authorities to enhance our logistical support, ensuring we have the necessary supplies and capabilities to operate effectively.
**Editor:** how do you think overcoming these challenges will benefit your mission in the region?
**Lieutenant Colonel Ha:** Successfully navigating the challenges of Laos not only strengthens our operational effectiveness but also fosters a sense of collaboration with local communities. By overcoming these obstacles, we can enhance our mission’s objectives, build trust, and ensure better communication and support within the region. Our commitment to adapting to the environment reflects our dedication to our duties in serving our nation and its people.
**Editor:** Thank you, Lieutenant Colonel Ha Xuan Nam, for sharing your insights with us today. We appreciate your efforts and dedication to overcoming these challenges.
**Lieutenant Colonel Ha:** Thank you for having me. It’s important that we continue to share our experiences and learn from one another.
