Vietnam's 'Steel Corps' Intensifies Training to Uphold Legacy and Meet New Security Demands
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Vietnam's 'Steel Corps' Intensifies Training to Uphold Legacy and Meet New Security Demands

Vietnam's Army Corps 12 (formerly Army Corps 1 and 2), heir to the glorious legacy of the 1975 Ho Chi Minh Campaign, is intensifying its training and comprehensive unit strengthening. The corps aims to meet contemporary national defense requirements, upholding its tradition of “Swift action, determination-to-fight, determination-to-win” and deserving its title as the heroic 'Steel Corps'.

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