Troops review on Song Tu Tay (Southwest Cay) Island (Photo: VNA)
The soldiers on guard and patrol duty are likened to the "eyes" of Truong Sa, vigilantly protecting the sovereignty and maintaining peace in the islands and seas. (Photo: VNA)
Observing through telescopes helps the soldiers proactively monitor distant targets. (Photo: VNA)
The island soldiers’ moment of relaxation during a break after guard duty. (Photo: VNA)
The island soldiers read books and newspapers during break time. (Photo: VNA)
A naval soldier shapes his hands into a heart, displaying enthusiasm and youthful vigor. (Photo: VNA)
The “eyes” of Truong Sa
When visiting the Truong Sa (Spratly) Archipelago, one of the most striking sights is the naval soldiers on duty at the "frontline of wind and waves." Poetically referred to as the "eyes" of Truong Sa, they stand guard day and night, safeguarding sovereignty and upholding peace in the cherished islands and seas.
