Loylin Township-based No. 12 Light Infantry Regiment Combat Returnee Soldiers Welcomed and Honored in Bawkaw District of Kayah State

Combat returnee soldiers from the No. 12 Light Infantry Regiment, based in Loylin Township, who participated in battles in the Bawkaw District of Kayah State, were welcomed and honored. This afternoon (May 29), a ceremony was held to welcome and honor combat returnee soldiers from the No. 12 Light Infantry Regiment, based in Loylin Township, who participated in battles in the Bawkaw District of Kayah State. The ceremony was attended by the acting commander of the Eastern Central Military Command, Major General Kyaw Tun Aung, and his wife, Commander of the No. 2 Artillery Operations Command, Major General Than Tun Aung, Deputy Commander of the No. 2 Military Operations Command, Colonel Min Thein Kyaw, and his wife Daw Moo Cho Oo, responsible officials from respective military stations, departmental organizations from Loylin Township, town elders, local residents, and family members of officers and soldiers from the No. 12 Light Infantry Regiment, as well as local residents. Responsible officials welcomed and honored the combat returnee soldiers from the No. 12 Light Infantry Regiment, who had carried out military operation duties on the front lines to ensure the safety of the lives, property, and assets of the ethnic people in various regions and states, for the stability of the nation and peace in the territory, with victory laurel branches, songs, music, dances, and jumps. Afterwards, the acting commander of the Eastern Central Military Command, Major General Kyaw Tun Aung, and the Deputy Commander of the No. 2 Military Operations Command, Colonel Min Thein Kyaw, inspected the preparations of the dormitories for the returning officers and soldiers from the front lines. Subsequently, the acting commander of the Eastern Central Military Command, Major General Kyaw Tun Aung, delivered a welcoming and honoring speech to the combat returnee soldiers from the No. 12 Light Infantry Regiment, who had participated in battles in the Bawkaw District of Kayah State. Following this, the acting commander of the Eastern Central Military Command, Major General Kyaw Tun Aung, presented honorariums to the combat returnee soldiers from the No. 12 Light Infantry Regiment. The acting commander of the Eastern Central Military Command, Major General Kyaw Tun Aung, the Deputy Commander of the No. 2 Military Operations Command, Colonel Min Thein Kyaw, and responsible officials then shared a celebratory lunch with the combat returnee soldiers from the No. 12 Light Infantry Regiment. The No. 12 Light Infantry Regiment, based in Loylin Township, served for over three years carrying out its assigned military operation duties in the Bawkaw District of Kayah State, engaging in 56 direct confrontations. It was reported that during these confrontations, they succeeded in obtaining the bodies and weapons of terrorists.