This Circular stipulates the training program, instruction, and organization of drills, competitions, and sports events for civilian self-defense militia in normal conditions, emergency situations regarding national defense, and wartime conditions. The contents focus on political and legal education, technical and tactical training, as well as updating new content related to national defense, security, and civil defense.
Đối tượng áp dụng
Vietnamese agencies and organizations; foreign organizations and individuals residing and operating within the territory of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam who are related to the training, instruction, drills, competitions, and sports events for civilian self-defense militia. Military command levels from central to local; units, officers, and soldiers of civilian self-defense militia.
Các điểm cốt lõi
- Full-time and part-time defense cadres at agencies and organizations are trained for five days per year, while other subjects are trained for seven to fifteen days per year.
- The training program includes political and legal education, technical and tactical training, and updating new content related to national defense, security, and civil defense.
- Cadres of the military command boards at commune level agencies and organizations are trained for seven days per year; other subjects are trained for five to twelve days per year.
- Civilian self-defense militia in their first year are trained for fifteen days, including political and legal education and basic combat technical training.
- In emergency situations regarding national defense, expanded civilian self-defense militia who have not yet been trained will be concentrated for fifteen days of training; those who have already been trained will focus on technical and tactical training.
- Subjects are classified according to the specific regulations of each level of military command to organize the implementation of the training program.
🌐 Tác động xã hội từ văn bản này
- Positive impact: Strengthening leadership, advisory, and organizational capabilities for national defense and security work; enhancing combat readiness and service capabilities of civilian self-defense militia.
- Negative impact: Time and cost burdens for agencies and organizations in organizing training; complex technical and tactical requirements may pose difficulties for some subjects.
❓ Câu hỏi thường gặp
How long are full-time defense cadres trained?
Five days per year.
What content is civilian self-defense militia in their first year trained on?
Political and legal education and basic combat technical training.
In emergency situations regarding national defense, how long will expanded civilian self-defense militia who have not yet been trained be concentrated for training?
Fifteen days.
Which subjects are classified according to the specific regulations of each level of military command to organize the implementation of the training program?
Commanders of provincial-level military agencies, commanders of naval regions, heads of staff departments of general corps, military branches, military forces, academies, schools, and leaders of enterprises under the Ministry of National Defense.
The training program for civilian defense forces includes what contents?
Political and legal education, technical and tactical training, updating new content related to national defense, security, and civil defense.
Toàn văn
CIRCULAR
Specifies the training program and training and organizing drills, competitions, and sports events for civilian self-defense forces
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Pursuant to the Law on Militia and Self-Defense Forces 2009;
Camendpursuant to Decree No. 35/2013/NĐ-CP dated April 22, 2013 of the Government on the functions,1tasks, powers, and organizational structure of the Ministry of National Defense;amendThe Ministry of National Defense specifies the training program and traininguand stipulates the organization of drills, competitions, and sports events for civilian self-defense forces.
Considering the proposal of the Chief of General Staff;
AND Director This Circular details and provides measures to implement certain provisions of the Law on Civilian Self-Defense Forces regarding the program, content, time, and bases for training cadres and training civilian self-defense forces in their regular state, emergency state concerning national defense, and wartime state; it also stipulates drills, competitions, sports events, and the list of training materials for civilian self-defense forces. lArticle 2. Scopea1. Agencies and organizations of Vietnam; foreign organizations and individuals residing and operating within the territory of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam related to training, training, drills, competitions, and sports events for civilian self-defense forces.
PART I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1. Scope of Regulation
2. Military command boards of ministries, sectors at the central level; local military agencies at all levels; military command boards of agencies and organizations at the grassroots level; military command boards of communes, wards, and towns (collectively referred to as commune level); units, cadres, and soldiers of civilian self-defense forces.
Article 3. Objectives and requirements for training civilian self-defense force cadresutedThe amount of fees collected for food safety and hygiene work shall be implemented according to the schedule of fees attached to this Circular.
a) Mastering fundamental issues regarding the Party's and State's policies, guidelines, viewpoints, and laws on national defense, security, diplomacy, ethnic affairs, religious affairs, and civil defense work in the new situation;
b) Unifying the program, content, time, and organization and methods of conducting national defense, military, and civil defense work at the central ministries and sectors, localities, and grassroots levels;
c) Updating new contents related to national defense, security, and civil defense work;
1. Objectives
d) Enhancing capabilities in providing advisory services and organizing the implementation of national defense, military, and civil defense work.
a) Annually, full-time and part-time cadres responsible for national defense and military work in agencies and organizations; cadres of commune-level military command boards and grassroots-level agencies and organizations; commanders of civilian self-defense force units must be trained according to the common program, specific program, time, and classification level as prescribed for each category, in accordance with the situation and tasks of the agency, organization, locality, region, and area;
b) Mastering the training content and creatively applying it to advisory work and organizing the implementation of assigned tasks.
Article 4. Objectives and requirements for training civilian self-defense forces
a) Firmly grasping the position, function, and tasks of civilian self-defense forces; gradually mastering fundamental issues regarding the Party's and State's policies, guidelines, viewpoints, and laws on national defense, security, diplomacy, ethnic affairs, religious affairs, and civil defense work; understanding the plots and tactics of "peaceful evolution" and violent subversion by hostile forces against the Vietnamese revolution in the new situation;
2. Requirements
b) Gradually becoming proficient in using various types of weapons and equipment provided, homemade weapons; mastering the tactical principles of civilian self-defense force platoons according to their staffing and operational areas, creatively applying them in handling situations, being ready to fight and engage in combat;
c) Having the ability to independently fight, coordinate in fighting, serve in combat, and handle situations, ensuring political security, social order, public safety, and other activities at the locality and grassroots level. For mobile and standing civilian self-defense forces, they must become proficient in using provided weapons and equipment, homemade weapons, be ready to fight and engage in combat to protect assigned targets, coordinate with relevant forces to handle situations, and complete assigned tasks.
a) Training strictly according to the time schedule for each category as stipulated in this Circular;
1. Objectives
b) Selecting and supplementing the annual training program and content for each category to suit the situation, requirements, tasks, regions, areas, and localities;
c) Firmly grasping the training content and creatively and effectively applying it in implementing assigned tasks.
c) Possess the ability to independently fight, coordinate combat, serve combat, and handle situations, protecting political security, public order, social safety, and other activities at local and grassroots levels. For mobile and regular militia, they must be proficient in using weapons and equipment provided, homemade weapons, ready for combat and defending assigned targets, coordinating with related forces to handle situations, and completing assigned tasks.
2. Requirements
a) Conduct training according to timeframes for each category and分级训练按照本通函的规定进行;
b) The training program and content for each year for different categories are selected and supplemented to be appropriate with the situation, requirements, tasks, regions, areas, localities, and grassroots levels;
c) Master the training content; creatively and effectively apply it in performing assigned tasks.
Article 5. Objectives and Requirements for Drills
1. Objectives
a) Enhance awareness and leadership capacity of party committees, guidance and management of authorities, heads of agencies and organizations at the grassroots level; advisory and organizational implementation capabilities of village-level military commissariats, agency and organization military commissariats at the grassroots level, and self-defense unit commanders (where there is no grassroots-level agency or organization military commissariat) regarding combat defense, political security protection, social order and safety, and civil defense related matters;
b) Enhance awareness and combat readiness, service support, and coordination in activities between civilian militia and self-defense forces with other forces in combat defense, political security protection, social order and safety, and civil defense related matters at the grassroots level;
c) Through drills, adjust and supplement combat defense plans to be suitable with local realities; simultaneously enhance operational capabilities under the mechanism of Party leadership, administrative management by authorities, military and police agencies coordinating with various departments, associations providing advisory services in national defense and security work;
2. Requirements
a) In accordance with the content and time stipulated in the decision of the competent authority; organize and apply methods suitable to the situation and tasks of the locality and grassroots level;
b) Organize tightly, scientifically, prepare thoroughly, practically, effectively, economically, and safely.
Article 6. Objectives and Requirements for Competitions and Sports Meetings
1. Objectives
a) Evaluate the results of organizing construction, training, and activities of civilian militia and self-defense forces;
b) Enhance awareness and combat readiness, service support, and coordination in activities between civilian militia and self-defense forces with other forces in combat defense, political security protection, social order and safety, and civil defense related matters at the grassroots level.
2. Requirements
a) Adhere closely to the training program and content; implement hierarchical organization of competitions and sports meetings according to this Circular and the directives and guidance of the competent authority, suitable to the situation and tasks of agencies, organizations, localities, and grassroots levels;
b) Organize tightly, scientifically, prepare thoroughly, practically, effectively, economically, and safely.
Article 7. List of Training Materials and Equipment
1. Based on detailed training programs and contents, and specific circumstances of the civilian militia and self-defense force training units, the competent authority approves the training plan, drill, competition, and sports meeting schedule according to the hierarchical organization regulations stipulated in Article 16 of this Circular to decide on the list of materials ensuring civilian militia and self-defense force training.
2. Training Materials
a) Political and Legal Education for Civilian Militia and Self-Defense Forces: According to current political education materials for civilian militia and self-defense forces issued by the General Political Department;
b) Combat Technical Training for Civilian Militia and Self-Defense Forces: According to current training materials for troops and civilian militia and self-defense forces issued by the General Staff Department;
c) Anti-Aircraft, Artillery, Engineering, Communication, Reconnaissance, Chemical Defense, and Medical Training for Civilian Militia and Self-Defense Forces: According to current training materials for civilian militia and self-defense forces issued by the General Staff Department;
d) Tactical Training for Civilian Militia and Self-Defense Forces: According to current training materials for civilian militia and self-defense forces issued by the General Staff Department;
đ) Updating new content: Decided by the competent authority.
Chapter II
TRAINING OF CIVILIAN MILITIA AND SELF-DEFENSE FORCE OFFICERS
Section 1
REGULAR STATUS
Article 8. Duration
1. Full-time and part-time officers responsible for national defense and military affairs at central ministries and sectors: 05 days/year.
2. Officers of village-level military commissariats, agency and organization military commissariats at the grassroots level; full-time and part-time officers responsible for national defense at agencies and organizations, battalion and company-level civilian militia and self-defense force officers; anti-aircraft and artillery platoon-level officers of civilian militia and self-defense forces; maritime self-defense force squadron and team officers: 07 days/year.
3. Platoon-level officers of civilian militia and self-defense forces, village militia and self-defense force leaders, anti-aircraft and artillery platoon leaders, engineering, reconnaissance, communication, chemical defense, medical platoon leaders of civilian militia and self-defense forces; maritime self-defense force platoon leaders: 05 days/year.
Article 9. Program
1. General Program
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No. |
CONTENT |
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I |
POLITICAL - LEGAL |
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1 |
The Party and State of Vietnam's guidelines, viewpoints, policies, and laws on economic and social development in conjunction with strengthening and consolidating national defense, security, and foreign activities |
|
2 |
The Party and State's foreign policy in the current period |
|
3 |
Preventing and combating the "peaceful evolution" strategy and violent overthrow plots by hostile forces against the Vietnamese revolution |
|
4 |
People's war to defend the Socialist Fatherland of Vietnam in the new situation |
|
5 |
Political security situation, social order and safety, and defense and military tasks at localities, agencies, and organizations |
|
6 |
Some viewpoints and policies on ethnic groups and religions by the Party and State |
|
7 |
Some new issues regarding the global, regional, and domestic security and defense situation and the Party and State's viewpoints |
|
8 |
Political security situation, social order and safety in Vietnam's maritime areas and the basic contents of Vietnam's maritime strategy until 2020 |
|
9 |
Building and defending territorial sovereignty and national borders |
|
10 |
Party work and political work in building, training, and activities of self-defense militia |
|
11 |
Party work and political work in selecting and calling up citizens for military service |
|
12 |
Self-defense militia in mass mobilization work and participating in comprehensive strong grassroots construction |
|
13 |
Inspection |
|
II |
NATIONAL DEFENSE |
|
1 |
National defense work and state management of national defense at communes, wards, towns, agencies, and organizations |
|
2 |
Summary of military and national defense strategies of some countries related to Vietnam |
|
3 |
Basic issues of the national defense strategy in the new situation |
|
4 |
Some basic contents of the Law on Military Service, Reserve Mobilization, Self-Defense Militia, National Defense Education and Security, National Defense Mobilization, Civilian Defense, and Related Legal Documents |
|
5 |
Basic contents of the Vietnam Sea Law, the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea 1982, the Declaration on Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea, and the National Border Law |
|
6 |
Some contents on civilian defense |
|
7 |
Some contents on mobilizing human resources, ships, and civilian means to participate in protecting sovereignty over various maritime zones of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam |
|
8 |
Organization of building, training, and activities of self-defense militia at the grassroots level |
|
9 |
Duties, tasks, and working relationships of cadres in the military command board of agencies and organizations |
|
10 |
Duties, tasks, and working relationships of cadres in the military command board of communes, wards, and towns |
|
11 |
Duties, tasks, and working relationships of commanders of self-defense militia units at all levels |
|
12 |
Construction and operation of communes, wards, and towns within the defensive area |
|
13 |
Contents and methods of advising the party committee, government, and heads of agencies and organizations on national defense, military affairs, and civilian defense work |
|
14 |
Advising work and implementation of rear services policies and preferential policies for those who have contributed to the revolution |
|
15 |
Coordination between self-defense militia and other forces in border, sea, and island protection activities; safeguarding political security and social order and safety at the grassroots level; protecting and preventing and rescuing from forest fires |
|
16 |
Management of self-defense militia, reserve mobilization, weapons, materials, equipment, and uniforms for self-defense militia |
|
17 |
Inspection |
|
III |
MILITARYHoặc người nhận tiền: ... |
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1 |
Advising work |
|
a |
Some basic contents of advising work on self-defense militia training |
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ầu |
Some basic contents of the Regulation on combat advising work for self-defense militia |
|
c |
Organization and methods of defensive combat exercises for communes, wards, and towns, and civilian defense exercises |
|
2 |
Drill commands for individual soldiers without weapons |
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a |
Strict, rest, turn on the spot, salute |
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|
Advance, retreat, pass right, pass left, sit down, stand up, remove hat, put on hat, place hat |
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|
March evenly, stop, change feet, stamp feet |
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|
Drill commands for individual soldiers with weapons |
|
ầu |
Strict, rest, turn on the spot with weapon |
|
|
Place weapon, retrieve weapon, carry weapon, wear weapon, hang weapon, unload weapon |
|
|
Basic formations of squads, platoons, companies |
|
c |
Use of military topographic maps, telescopes, terrain |
|
3 |
Some military symbols; methods of writing and drawing on diagrams, maps |
|
4 |
Introduction to some types of chemical, biological, high-tech weapons and methods of defense |
|
5 |
Guidance on using virtual shooting ranges; equipment for training with MBT-03, SN-K54 tanks |
|
6 |
Military news for the people and work of collecting, summarizing, reporting information |
|
7 |
T N |
|
8 |
Inspection |
|
IV |
CẶENERGY LABELING FORM FOR MEANS AND EQUIPMENT USING ENERGYẶỘI DUNG MỚI2. Special programs for specific groups |
a) Full-time and part-time officers responsible for national defense and military affairs at central ministries and agencies
National defense and military affairs and state management of national defense and military affairs at central ministries and agencies
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No. |
CONTENT |
|
1 |
Content and methods of providing advisory services to party committees, executive boards, party groups, heads of agencies and organizations regarding national defense and military affairs |
|
2 |
Content and methods of developing, adjusting, and supplementing the first-year war support plan (Plan B) |
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3 |
New documents from the Party, State, Government, and Ministry of Defense on national defense and military affairs |
|
4 |
Budget preparation, execution, and settlement for national defense and military affairs |
|
5 |
b) Officers of village-level military commissariats, agencies, and organizations at the grassroots level; full-time and part-time officers responsible for national defense at agencies and organizations, battalion and company-level People's Militia officers, unit commanders (where there is no village-level military commissariat) |
Target shooting practice with low-flying targets using infantry rifles
|
No. |
CONTENT |
|
1 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Practice throwing grenades accurately over long distances; hitting targets |
|
ầu |
Some types of homemade weapons; practice detonation |
|
c |
Some close combat techniques |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Use of some provided support tools |
|
đ |
Target shooting practice with short-barreled K54 rifle, lesson 1 |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Organization and methods of training combat techniques for People's Militia Self-Defense |
|
g |
Tactics |
|
2 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
ầu |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
c |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia defending villages (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia defending against border incursions |
|
đ |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense fighting enemy air landings (by sea) |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia fighting in various terrains (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
g |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense protecting targets during disturbances and riots |
|
h |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense participating in capturing targets during disturbances and riots |
|
ANNEX I.A[31] |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense recapturing targets during armed riots |
|
k |
People's Militia Self-Defense fighting while holding ground |
|
l |
Organization and methods of training tactical drill for People's Militia Self-Defense |
|
m |
Field observation of defensive combat exercises in communes, wards, towns |
|
3 |
Inspection |
c) Platoon and squad officers of People's Militia Self-Defense, village team leaders
|
No. |
CONTENT |
|
1 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Target shooting practice with AK submachine gun, lesson 1 |
|
ầu |
Practice throwing grenades accurately over long distances; hitting targets |
|
c |
Practice throwing grenades accurately over long distances; hitting targets |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Methods of wrapping and binding explosive charges |
|
đ |
Some types of our and enemy mines; methods of deployment and neutralization |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Some types of field fortifications; methods of camouflage |
|
g |
Some types of homemade explosive and non-explosive weapons; methods of deployment and use |
|
h |
Use of the GPL-90CT grenade launcher |
|
ANNEX I.A[31] |
Characteristics and use of some provided weapons and support tools |
|
k |
Tactics |
|
l |
Practice of detonation |
|
2 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
ầu |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
c |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia defending villages (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia defending against border incursions |
|
đ |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense fighting enemy air landings (by sea) |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia fighting in various terrains (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
g |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense protecting targets during disturbances and riots |
|
h |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense participating in capturing targets during disturbances and riots |
|
ANNEX I.A[31] |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense recapturing targets during armed riots |
|
k |
People's Militia Self-Defense fighting while holding ground |
|
l |
People's Militia Self-Defense participating in flood, storm, flood, natural disaster prevention and firefighting |
|
m |
Organization and methods of training tactics for People's Militia Self-Defense |
|
3 |
Inspection |
d) Battalion, company, squad, and battery officers of People's Militia Self-Defense anti-aircraft artillery, artillery
|
No. |
CONTENT |
|
1 |
Anti-aircraft gun 37mm-1 |
|
a |
Firing |
|
|
Terminology for firing, units of angular measurement |
|
|
Assumption of target and principle of hitting |
|
|
Principle of hitting with the A3O 37mm-1 sight |
|
|
Rules for shooting aircraft: Level flight, low flight, vertical climb, dive, loop |
|
ầu |
Actions |
|
|
Battery preparing for combat |
|
|
Battery practicing combat |
|
|
Battalion and company of 37mm-1 anti-aircraft guns preparing for combat and firing various targets |
|
c |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
|
Preparation and practice of mobility |
|
|
Occupying positions and preparing for combat |
|
|
Practicing combat |
|
|
Training command of combat |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Organization and methods of training technical and tactical skills for 37mm-1 anti-aircraft guns |
|
đ |
Inspection |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Target shooting practice with AK submachine gun, lesson 1 |
|
2 |
Anti-aircraft machine guns 12.7mm and 14.5mm |
|
a |
Firing |
|
|
Terminology for firing, units of angular measurement, reduced body |
|
|
Assumption of target and principle of hitting |
|
|
Principle of solving hit points with the K43 and BK4 sights |
|
|
Methods of shooting aircraft: Level flight, low flight, vertical climb, dive; night shooting, bad weather shooting |
|
ầu |
Actions |
|
|
Coordination of battery preparing for combat |
|
|
Battery practicing combat |
|
c |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
|
Combat actions of the machine gun anti-aircraft platoon (battery) |
|
|
Platoon (battery) ambushes low-flying targets |
|
|
Practicing command of combat |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Organization and methods of training technical and tactical skills for anti-aircraft machine guns |
|
đ |
Inspection |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Target shooting practice with AK submachine gun, lesson 1 |
|
3 |
Mortars 60mm and 82mm |
|
a |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
|
Method of determining reference objects and targets |
|
|
Preparing firing elements, trial firing, effective firing |
|
|
Methods of correcting fire on stationary and moving targets |
|
|
Application firing |
|
|
Command actions of the battery commander, platoon commander in preparing and practicing occupying firing positions, executing firing orders |
|
|
Drawing reference object diagrams and position defense diagrams |
|
ầu |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
|
Actions of the battery commander, platoon commander, and teams in preparing and practicing combat |
|
|
Actions of the battery commander, platoon commander, and independent assault teams |
|
c |
Organization and methods of training technical and tactical skills |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Inspection |
|
đ |
Target shooting practice with AK submachine gun, lesson 1 |
|
4 |
Recoilless Rifle |
|
a |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
|
Method of determining firing elements |
|
|
Practicing command of firing and correcting fire on stationary and moving targets |
|
|
Actions of the battery commander, platoon commander commanding the battery, platoon preparing and practicing occupying firing positions, executing firing orders |
|
|
Drawing diagrams of position protection and direct fire aiming diagrams |
|
ầu |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
|
Actions of the battery commander, platoon commander, and teams in preparing and practicing combat |
|
|
Actions of the battery commander, platoon commander, and independent assault teams |
|
c |
Organization and methods of training technical and tactical skills for recoilless rifles |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Inspection |
|
đ |
Target shooting practice with AK submachine gun, lesson 1 |
|
6 |
85mm and 76.2mm guns |
|
a |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
|
Method of determining reference objects and targets |
|
|
Preparing firing elements, trial firing, effective firing |
|
|
Correcting fire on stationary and moving targets |
|
|
Application firing |
|
|
Actions of the battery commander, platoon commander, and battalion commander in preparing and practicing occupying firing positions, executing firing orders |
|
|
Drawing reference object diagrams and position defense diagrams |
|
ầu |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
|
Actions of the battery commander, platoon commander, battalion commander, and teams in preparing and practicing combat |
|
|
Actions of the battery commander, platoon commander, and independent assault teams |
|
c |
Organization and methods of training technical and tactical skills |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Inspection |
|
đ |
Target shooting practice with AK submachine gun, lesson 1 |
e) Squad leaders of People's Militia Self-Defense engineers, scouts, communications, chemical defense, medical
|
No. |
CONTENT |
|
1 |
Engineering |
|
a |
Techniques |
|
|
Fortifications, positions |
|
|
Demolition, obstacles, military roads |
|
|
Camouflage and water supply |
|
ầu |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
|
The engineering militia squad deploys anti-tank obstacles and mines |
|
|
The engineering militia squad conducts ambush combat using mines |
|
|
Actions of the engineering militia platoon to ensure key points |
|
c |
Inspection |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Target shooting practice with AK submachine gun, lesson 1 |
|
2 |
Reconnaissance |
|
a |
Techniques |
|
|
Basic movement techniques |
|
|
Camouflage for personnel, weapons, and equipment |
|
|
Techniques for clearing obstacles |
|
|
Individual approach to targets |
|
|
Techniques for attacking and capturing the enemy |
|
|
Some methods of gathering intelligence |
|
ầu |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
|
The militia reconnaissance team performs observation and investigation tasks on targets |
|
|
Activities of the militia reconnaissance team in executing local military intelligence missions |
|
c |
Inspection |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Target shooting practice with AK submachine gun, lesson 1 |
|
3 |
Information |
|
a |
Techniques |
|
|
Military postal information - Signal information |
|
|
Exploitation of existing information systems to support the activities of militia in the defense area |
|
ầu |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
|
The militia information team transmits information across various terrains |
|
|
The militia information team transmits information through various means |
|
|
Some basic situations and handling methods |
|
c |
Inspection |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Target shooting practice with AK submachine gun, lesson 1 |
|
4 |
Chemical Defense |
|
a |
Techniques |
|
|
Principles and concepts for preventing nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons |
|
|
Some pre-prepared equipment and usage methods |
|
|
Principles, requirements, and measures for emergency decontamination and detoxification of people exposed to toxins and radiation |
|
|
Militia chemical defense participates in environmental cleanup tasks following natural disasters, catastrophes, and epidemics |
|
ầu |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
|
Enemy's methods of using toxins and detection methods |
|
|
The militia chemical defense team performs observation, reporting, and alarm duties |
|
|
Actions of the chemical defense team and squad in performing decontamination tasks |
|
c |
Inspection |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Target shooting practice with AK submachine gun, lesson 1 |
|
5 |
"d) The original or a certified copy of the discharge summary or a summary of the medical record as prescribed in Appendix 3 and Appendix 4 issued together with this Circular. If the worker has not been hospitalized or treated as an outpatient, they must have documents related to the examination and treatment of occupational injuries or diseases corresponding to the time of the accident and the injury for which assessment is requested. |
|
a |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
|
Bandaging wounds |
|
|
Temporary bleeding control for wounds |
|
|
Artificial respiration |
|
|
Handling spinal and head injuries |
|
ầu |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
|
Transporting wounded individuals |
|
c |
Inspection |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Target shooting practice with AK submachine gun, lesson 1 |
e) Officers of naval battalions, naval companies, platoons, and squads of coastal militia
|
No. |
CONTENT |
|
1 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Standardizing target shooting exercises on water surfaces |
|
ầu |
Target shooting practice for low-flying objects over the sea |
|
c |
Short rifle K54 shooting exercise 1 (for officers of naval battalions and companies) |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Infantry rifle shooting exercise 1: From shore to sea (for officers of platoons and squads) |
|
đ |
Organizing communication on the sea |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Some rescue and emergency response techniques at sea |
|
g |
Some contents regarding storm warnings, tropical depressions near the coast, and search and rescue operations at sea |
|
h |
Organization and methods for training combat techniques for coastal militia |
|
2 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Civilian ship and boat forces participating in protecting maritime sovereignty and islands |
|
ầu |
Coastal militia participating in maritime security and public order activities |
|
c |
Observation, detection, identification, determination of positions of unfamiliar ships and boats and methods of reporting and reporting |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Procedure for inspecting and apprehending ships and boats violating sovereignty and laws at sea |
|
đ |
Organization and methods for training tactical skills for coastal militia |
|
3 |
Inspection |
Article 10. Organizational level, organin Training
1. Organizational level:
a) Full-time and part-time officers responsible for national defense and military affairs at central ministries and agencies: Directed by the General Staff Department to organize training for the Militia Affairs Department (the permanent office for national defense work - Ministry of National Defense);
b) Officers of the People's Militia Committee at commune level, the People's Militia Committee of agencies and organizations at grassroots level; full-time and part-time officers responsible for national defense at agencies and organizations, officers of militia platoons and companies; officers of anti-aircraft and artillery militia platoons; officers of coastal militia battalions and companies: Organized training by the Command of the Capital City of Hanoi, the Command of the City of Ho Chi Minh, provincial-level commands (commonly referred to as provincial level); the staff offices of general departments, military branches, services, corps, groups, and corporations under the General Staff Department and the Ministry of National Defense;
c) Officers of militia platoons and squads, village militia team leaders, anti-aircraft and artillery militia platoon leaders; company and platoon leaders of engineering, reconnaissance, communications, chemical defense, medical militia; company and platoon leaders of coastal militia: Organized training by the People's Militia Committee at district, urban district, town, and city levels within provinces (commonly referred to as district level), the staff offices of general departments, military regions, the Command of the Capital City of Hanoi, military branches, services, corps, groups, and corporations under the General Staff Department and the Ministry of National Defense;
2. Training bases: Determined by the organizational level conducting the training.
Section 2
STATE OF NATIONAL DEFENSE EMERGENCY
Article 11. Program
|
No. |
CONTENT |
|
I |
POLITICAL - LEGAL |
|
1 |
The plots and tactics of hostile forces opposing the Vietnamese revolution in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
|
2 |
The guidelines, viewpoints, policies, and laws of the Party and State of Vietnam in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
|
3 |
Political security situation, social order and safety, and national defense and military tasks at local levels, agencies, and organizations in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
|
4 |
The guidelines, viewpoints, policies, and laws of the Party and State on ethnic groups and religions in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
|
5 |
Party work and political work for self-defense militia to carry out tasks in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
|
6 |
Self-defense militia conducting mass mobilization work in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
|
II |
NATIONAL DEFENSE |
|
1 |
Advisory work assisting party committees, authorities, heads of agencies, and organizations in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
|
2 |
Coordination activities of self-defense militia with police, related forces in carrying out tasks in a state of emergency regarding national defense, martial law, curfew |
|
3 |
Adjusting and supplementing plans in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
|
4 |
Sequence of steps to expand self-defense militia forces, recruit and call up citizens for military service, implement national defense mobilization orders, and military mobilization orders in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
|
5 |
Organizing evacuation and protection from enemy artillery attacks |
|
III |
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|
1 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Arranging and using homemade weapons and explosive devices |
|
ầu |
Shooting practice with equipped firearms |
|
c |
Practice throwing grenades accurately over long distances; hitting targets |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Throwing grenades accurately and hitting targets |
|
đ |
Tactics |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Technical and tactical capabilities of weapons and equipment provided to self-defense militia |
|
2 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Tactics of a self-defense militia squad |
|
ầu |
Tactics of a self-defense militia platoon and company |
|
c |
Coordination activities of self-defense militia with main force troops, regional forces in combat offensive, defensive operations, air assault operations, and sea invasion operations |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
People's Militia Self-Defense fighting while holding ground |
|
đ |
Tactics of self-defense militia in anti-aircraft defense, artillery, engineering, reconnaissance, chemical defense, communication, and maritime self-defense militia |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Organization and methods of training tactics for People's Militia Self-Defense |
|
IV |
CẶENERGY LABELING FORM FOR MEANS AND EQUIPMENT USING ENERGYẶỘI DUNG MỚI2. Special programs for specific groups |
Article 12. Time, organizational level, and training bases
Based on the program stipulated in Article 11 of this Circular, the Order of the Chief of General Staff, guidance from relevant departments of the Ministry of National Defense on self-defense militia work in a state of emergency regarding national defense, orders and directives of commanders of subordinate units under the Ministry of National Defense that organize self-defense militia, and specific circumstances of the locality, the commander of the provincial military command and the commander of the naval zone command shall detail the program, content, time, classification, and training bases for self-defense militia cadres under their jurisdiction.
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WAR SITUATION
Article 13. Time, program, and classification of cadre training
In a war situation, the time, program, and classification of cadre training for self-defense militia shall be carried out according to the Order of the Chief of General Staff and guidance from relevant departments of the Ministry of National Defense on self-defense militia work.
Chapter III
TRAINING OF SELF-DEFENSE MILITIA
Section 1
REGULAR STATUS
Article 14. Time
1. First-year self-defense militia: 15 days.
2. Second to fourth-year self-defense militia and extended-term self-defense militia:
a) Mobile self-defense militia, maritime self-defense militia, anti-aircraft self-defense militia, artillery self-defense militia, engineering self-defense militia, reconnaissance self-defense militia, communication self-defense militia, chemical defense self-defense militia, medical self-defense militia: 12 days;
b) Stationary self-defense militia: 7 days;
c) Regular self-defense militia: 60 days.
Article 15. Program
1. First Year Self-Defense Militia
|
No. |
CONTENT |
TIME (hours) |
|
I |
POLITICAL EDUCATIONỤC CHÍNH TRỊ - LAWẶT |
22 |
|
1 |
Basic contents of laws on self-defense militia |
04 |
|
2 |
Marxism-Leninism and Ho Chi Minh's thought are the ideological foundation and guiding principles for the Communist Party of Vietnam's revolutionary actions |
02 |
|
3 |
Maintaining the national border of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam |
02 |
|
4 |
The "peaceful evolution" strategy of hostile forces against the Vietnamese revolution |
04 |
|
5 |
Self-defense militia in mass mobilization work and participating in comprehensive strong grassroots construction |
04 |
|
6 |
Some issues regarding the current ethnic and religious policies of the Party and State |
02 |
|
7 |
Updating contents about the economy, politics, culture-society, defense, and security of localities, bases, agencies, and organizations |
02 |
|
8 |
Inspection |
02 |
|
II |
MILITARY TRAINING |
94 |
|
A |
GENERAL MILITARY |
22 |
|
1 |
Drill commands for individual soldiers without weapons |
10 |
|
a |
Formation for individuals without firearms and with firearms |
08 |
|
|
Actions such as standing at attention, resting, turning around, saluting, reporting, sitting down, and standing up |
02 |
|
|
Actions such as marching evenly, stopping, changing feet while marching |
02 |
|
|
Marching evenly looking right (left), saluting, stopping saluting |
02 |
|
|
Inspecting firearms; carrying, wearing, hanging, removing firearms (equipped firearms) |
02 |
|
ầu |
Unit formation |
02 |
|
|
Platoon and company formations in column and line |
02 |
|
2 |
Medical techniques and transporting wounded persons during village, town, and township defense |
04 |
|
3 |
Guidance on using virtual shooting ranges; equipment for training with MBT-03, SN-K54 tanks |
02 |
|
4 |
Free swimming technique |
02 |
|
5 |
Inspection |
04 |
|
B |
TECHNIQUE |
46 |
|
1 |
Infantry rifle |
24 |
|
a |
Function, tactical characteristics; structure of parts of the rifle, ammunition (equipped firearms) |
02 |
|
ầu |
Regular disassembly, maintenance, cleaning, and storage of rifles and ammunition |
02 |
|
c |
Actions such as lying down, kneeling, standing ready to shoot |
02 |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Aiming and shooting, hitting the target, converging shots |
02 |
|
đ |
Practical shooting exercise 1b with equipped rifles and submachine guns |
16 |
|
2 |
Grenade |
06 |
|
a |
Characteristics, structure, operating principle of grenade LD-01 |
02 |
|
ầu |
Training in throwing grenade LD-01-TAP-DQ exercise 1b: Far, correct direction |
04 |
|
3 |
Explosive |
06 |
|
a |
General knowledge about some types of explosives and safety rules |
02 |
|
ầu |
Connecting explosive devices, methods of binding explosive charges |
04 |
|
4 |
Field fortifications and camouflage |
04 |
|
a |
Shapes, sizes, and methods of constructing combat field fortifications |
02 |
|
ầu |
Camouflaging field fortifications, positions, and weapons in service |
02 |
|
5 |
Inspection: Actual firing exercise 1b with equipped rifles and submachine guns; throwing grenade LD-01-HL exercise 1b: Far, correct direction; using 15g explosive charge |
06 |
|
C |
TACTICS |
26 |
|
1 |
Basic movement postures and actions in combat |
04 |
|
2 |
Utilizing terrain and objects |
02 |
|
3 |
Individual and self-defense militia team performing patrol and guard duties |
04 |
|
4 |
Individual and self-defense militia team capturing objectives |
06 |
|
5 |
Individual and self-defense militia team blocking enemy advances |
04 |
|
6 |
Inspection |
06 |
|
III |
CẶENERGY LABELING FORM FOR MEANS AND EQUIPMENT USING ENERGYẶỘI DUNG MỚI2. Special programs for specific groups |
04 |
2. Self-Defense Militia from the second to the fourth year and extended-term self-defense militia
a) Common program
|
No. |
CONTENT |
|
I |
POLITICAL EDUCATION - LAW |
|
1 |
Political security situation and social order and safety in the locality |
|
2 |
Marxism-Leninism and Ho Chi Minh's thought are the ideological foundation and guiding principles for the Communist Party of Vietnam's revolutionary actions |
|
3 |
The "peaceful evolution" strategy of hostile forces against the Vietnamese revolution |
|
4 |
Foreign policy viewpoints, policies of the Party and State in the current period |
|
5 |
Ethnic and religious policies of the Party and State |
|
6 |
Some basic contents of laws on: Military service obligations, self-defense militia, national defense and security education, reserve mobilization, national defense mobilization, national borders, national security, border defense, civil defense, and related documents |
|
7 |
Maintaining the national border of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam |
|
8 |
Combining economic development with strengthening national defense and security in building and defending the country |
|
9 |
Economic-social situation and local defense and military tasks |
|
10 |
Civilian mobilization work of self-defense militia |
|
11 |
Political security situation and social order and safety on Vietnam's seas and localities; new tasks of maritime self-defense militia in protecting Vietnam's maritime sovereignty and islands |
|
12 |
Some basic contents of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea 1982, Vietnam's Maritime Law, and related documents |
|
13 |
Basic contents of Vietnam's Marine Strategy until 2020 |
|
14 |
Inspection |
|
II |
MILITARY TRAINING |
|
1 |
Drill commands for individual soldiers without weapons |
|
a |
Strict, rest, turn on the spot, salute |
|
|
Advance, retreat, pass right, pass left, sit down, stand up, remove hat, put on hat, place hat |
|
|
March evenly, stop, change feet, stamp feet |
|
|
Marching evenly, stopping, changing feet while marching |
|
|
Turning while marching |
|
ầu |
Strict, rest, turn on the spot with weapon |
|
|
Standing at attention, resting, turning around |
|
|
Inspecting firearms, placing firearms, taking firearms; carrying, wearing, hanging, removing firearms |
|
c |
Unit formation |
|
|
Basic platoon formations |
|
|
Basic company formations |
|
|
Basic battalion formations |
|
|
Formation when all self-defense militia of villages, towns, and market towns gather |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Inspection |
|
2 |
Swimming, diving |
|
a |
Frog swimming, prone swimming |
|
ầu |
Applied swimming, armed swimming |
|
c |
Diving, drowning rescue |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Inspection |
|
3 |
Reconnaissance |
|
|
T N |
|
4 |
Chemical Defense |
|
a |
General knowledge about nuclear, chemical, biological weapons, incendiary weapons, and high-tech weapons |
|
ầu |
Preventing and mitigating consequences of nuclear, chemical, biological, incendiary weapons, and high-tech weapons |
|
c |
Enemy's methods of using toxins and detection methods |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Self-defense militia teams performing observation, reporting, and alarm duties |
|
đ |
Using local materials for chemical protection applications |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Inspection |
|
5 |
"d) The original or a certified copy of the discharge summary or a summary of the medical record as prescribed in Appendix 3 and Appendix 4 issued together with this Circular. If the worker has not been hospitalized or treated as an outpatient, they must have documents related to the examination and treatment of occupational injuries or diseases corresponding to the time of the accident and the injury for which assessment is requested. |
|
a |
Bandaging, temporary hemostasis, temporary bone fixation, artificial respiration |
|
ầu |
Handling food poisoning; emergency treatment for fainting, snake bites, heatstroke, electric shock, drowning, burial, abdominal and chest wounds |
|
c |
Transporting wounded persons during village, town, and township defense, civil defense |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Inspection |
|
6 |
Logistics and technical support |
|
a |
Hoang Cam kitchen and its usage |
|
ầu |
Methods of setting up hammocks, tents |
|
c |
Ensuring weapon and ammunition safety during movement and combat |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Managing and storing equipped weapons and equipment |
|
đ |
Inspection |
|
7 |
Civil defense |
|
a |
Self-defense militia performing fire prevention and firefighting duties |
|
ầu |
Self-defense militia performing emergency response to collapsed structures |
|
c |
Self-defense militia performing population evacuation duties |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Self-defense militia performing epidemic prevention and control duties |
|
đ |
Self-defense militia performing search and rescue duties on rivers and seas |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Self-defense militia performing oil spill response duties |
|
g |
Self-defense militia performing disaster aftermath response duties |
|
h |
Inspection |
|
8 |
Safety rules for self-defense militia training |
|
9 |
Ensuring safety in technical and tactical training and training for A2 tasks, exercises, competitions, and sports events |
|
III |
CẶENERGY LABELING FORM FOR MEANS AND EQUIPMENT USING ENERGYẶỘI DUNG MỚI2. Special programs for specific groups |
b) Special program
|
No. |
CONTENT |
|
I |
MOBILE AND STATIONARY SELF-DEFENSE MILITIA |
|
A |
TECHNIQUE |
|
1 |
Infantry rifle |
|
a |
Weapons and shooting rules (equipped firearms) |
|
ầu |
Shooting techniques on various terrains |
|
c |
Actions shooting on boats and applied equipment |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Practice throwing grenades accurately over long distances; hitting targets |
|
đ |
Practical shooting exercise 1 with equipped rifles and submachine guns |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Inspection: Actual firing exercise 1 with equipped rifles and submachine guns |
|
2 |
Grenade |
|
a |
Introduction to some types of grenades |
|
ầu |
Actions throwing grenades |
|
c |
Practical grenade throwing exercise 1: Far, hitting the target |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Practical grenade throwing exercise 2: Hitting daytime and nighttime targets |
|
đ |
Using grenades and recoilless guns in combat |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Using grenade launcher GPL-90CT |
|
g |
Inspection of grenade throwing LD-01-HL |
|
3 |
Mines |
|
a |
Characteristics, structure, movement principle of some types of our mines |
|
ầu |
Methods of laying mines and traps |
|
c |
Some types of enemy mines and methods of overcoming them |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Inspection |
|
4 |
Explosive |
|
a |
General knowledge about explosives; some explosive devices |
|
ầu |
Connecting ordinary explosive devices |
|
c |
Binding explosive charges |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Inspection of using 15g explosive charge |
|
5 |
Field fortifications and camouflage |
|
a |
Shapes, sizes, methods of constructing certain types of combat fortifications, secret shelters, and camouflage techniques |
|
ầu |
Fortifications and camouflage in urban areas |
|
c |
Inspection |
|
6 |
Homemade weapons |
|
a |
Homemade weapons without explosives |
|
ầu |
Homemade weapons with explosives |
|
c |
Using homemade weapons in combat |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Arrangement and overcoming certain obstacles |
|
đ |
Bow shooting techniques |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Binding and explosive launching techniques |
|
g |
Practice of detonation |
|
7 |
Martial arts |
|
a |
Long staff - short staff |
|
ầu |
Techniques for attacking and capturing the enemy |
|
c |
Inspection |
|
B |
TACTICS |
|
1 |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Team |
|
a |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Team protecting targets during riots |
|
ầu |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Team capturing targets during armed riots |
|
2 |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad |
|
a |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Combat Squad protecting villages |
|
ầu |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad conducting ambushes (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
c |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad conducting raids (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad fighting in flooded terrain |
|
đ |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad fighting in cities |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad preventing border incursions |
|
g |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad fighting airborne enemy landings |
|
h |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad fighting seaborne enemy landings |
|
ANNEX I.A[31] |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad cooperating with local troops and main force troops in offensive and defensive combat |
|
k |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad protecting targets during disturbances and riots |
|
l |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad participating in capturing targets during disturbances and riots |
|
m |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad recapturing targets during armed riots |
|
3 |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon |
|
a |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Combat Platoon protecting villages |
|
ầu |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon conducting ambushes (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
c |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon conducting raids (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon fighting in flooded terrain |
|
đ |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon fighting in cities |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon preventing border incursions |
|
g |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon fighting airborne enemy landings |
|
h |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon fighting seaborne enemy landings |
|
k |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon cooperating with local troops and main force troops in offensive and defensive combat |
|
l |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon protecting targets during disturbances and riots |
|
m |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon participating in capturing targets during disturbances and riots |
|
n |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon recapturing targets during armed riots |
|
4 |
People's Militia Self-Defense fighting while holding ground |
|
5 |
Inspection |
|
C |
TRAINING AND DRILLS |
|
II |
CIVILIAN SELF-DEFENSE MILITIA FOR AIR DEFENSE, ARTILLERY, ENGINEERING, RECONNAISSANCE, COMMUNICATIONS, CHEMICAL DEFENSE, MEDICAL SERVICES |
|
A |
AIR DEFENSE |
|
1 |
General issues |
|
a |
Position, functions, tasks of civilian self-defense militia for air defense |
|
ầu |
Effects, features of some enemy anti-aircraft weapons and equipment |
|
2 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Anti-aircraft machine guns 12.7mm and 14.5mm |
|
|
Effects, features, construction |
|
|
Ammunition and ammunition storage |
|
|
Common malfunctions, causes, and remedies |
|
|
Shooting terms and reduced models |
|
|
Principles of hitting targets |
|
|
Gunner's actions |
|
|
Coordination of battery preparing for combat |
|
|
Battery practicing combat |
|
|
Practice firing exercises 1, 1a, 1b, 2, 3, 3a, 3b, 4, 4a, 4b, 5, 5a, 5b |
|
|
Actual firing checks (firing with dummy rounds) exercises 1, 2, 3 |
|
ầu |
Anti-aircraft gun 37mm-1 |
|
|
Effects, features, construction |
|
|
Ammunition and ammunition storage |
|
|
Common malfunctions, causes, and remedies |
|
|
Shooting terms and angular measurement units |
|
|
Principles of hitting targets |
|
|
Using range finder |
|
|
Artilleryman's actions |
|
|
Coordination of battery preparing for combat |
|
|
Battery practicing combat |
|
|
Battery and platoon preparing for combat, firing at various targets |
|
|
Practice firing exercises 1, 1a, 1b, 2, 3, 3a, 3b, 4, 4a, 4b, 5, 5a, 5b |
|
|
3DH and 3D rangefinders |
|
|
TZK commander's scope |
|
|
Binoculars |
|
|
Using maps, direction boards, and terrain |
|
|
General knowledge and exploitation of telephone equipment provided |
|
|
Field cable laying and basic actions of wiremen |
|
|
Deploying field cables |
|
|
General knowledge and exploitation of radio equipment provided |
|
|
Communication rules |
|
|
Secret codes and encrypted information for radio telephones |
|
c |
Actual firing checks (firing with dummy rounds) exercises 1, 2, 3 |
|
3 |
Fortifications and camouflage for anti-aircraft machine guns, 37mm anti-aircraft guns |
|
a |
Fortifications |
|
ầu |
Camouflage |
|
4 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Anti-aircraft machine guns 12.7mm and 14.5mm |
|
|
Combat actions of anti-aircraft machine gun squads and platoons |
|
|
Anti-aircraft machine gun platoon conducting ambushes, intercepting and shooting low-flying targets |
|
|
Practicing combat |
|
ầu |
Anti-aircraft gun 37mm-1 |
|
|
General issues |
|
|
Preparation and practice of mobility, occupation of positions, and combat preparation |
|
|
Practicing combat |
|
B |
ARTILLERY |
|
1 |
General issues |
|
|
Position, functions, tasks of civilian self-defense militia for artillery |
|
2 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
60mm and 82mm mortars |
|
|
Weapons |
|
|
Actions |
|
|
Using direction boards, terrain, telescopes, range finders, angle measuring tapes |
|
|
Practice firing exercise 1: Direct observation firing at fixed mortar targets |
|
|
Practice firing exercise 2: Application firing |
|
|
Preparing to fire and practicing firing at firing positions |
|
|
Checking mortar squads 60mm and 82mm firing live rounds exercise 1 multiple rounds |
|
ầu |
Recoilless Rifle |
|
|
Weapons |
|
|
Actions |
|
|
Practice firing exercise 1: Mortar squad direct aiming at non-moving targets |
|
|
Practice firing exercise 2: Mortar squad (platoon) direct aiming at moving targets from prepared and unprepared positions |
|
|
Preparing to fire and practicing firing at firing positions |
|
|
Checking exercises 1, 2 (firing with dummy rounds) |
|
c |
85mm and 76.2mm long-barreled guns |
|
|
Weapons |
|
|
Actions |
|
|
Features, effects, construction, and using direction boards, telescopes, range finders, angle measuring tapes |
|
|
Firing rules |
|
|
Occupying firing positions and preparing to fire |
|
|
Practice firing exercise 1: Mortar squad direct aiming at non-moving targets from prepared and unprepared positions |
|
|
Practice firing exercise 2: Mortar squad (platoon) direct aiming at moving targets from prepared and unprepared positions |
|
|
Practice firing exercise 8: Firing at moving targets on the sea surface |
|
3 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Mortar squads, platoons |
|
|
Organizing combat preparations |
|
|
Practicing combat |
|
|
Independent raiding mortar squads, platoons |
|
|
Inspection |
|
ầu |
85mm and 76.2mm guns |
|
|
Organizing combat preparations |
|
|
Practicing combat |
|
C |
ENGINEERING |
|
1 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Fortifications, positions |
|
|
Field fortifications |
|
|
Wooden and earthen fortifications |
|
|
Firepower positions |
|
ầu |
Demolition |
|
|
General issues about demolition |
|
|
Explosive charges |
|
c |
Obstacles |
|
|
General issues about engineering obstacles |
|
|
Explosive obstacles |
|
|
Non-explosive obstacles |
|
|
Mine placement and clearance |
|
|
General concept of bombs; reconnaissance, observation of bombs |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Crossing rivers |
|
|
Concept of river crossing |
|
|
Practical river crossing |
|
đ |
Military roads |
|
|
Concept and characteristics of military roads |
|
|
Parts of roads and types of road surfaces |
|
|
Road structures |
|
|
Emergency repair and reinforcement of existing roads |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Camouflage and water supply |
|
|
Camouflage |
|
|
Some measures to utilize terrain and objects |
|
|
Utilizing weather conditions |
|
|
Camouflage with vegetation |
|
|
Deception tactics |
|
|
Field water supply |
|
g |
Inspection |
|
2 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Engineering Militia Squad setting up stakes, mines, and obstacles |
|
ầu |
Engineering Militia Squad conducting ambushes with mines, cutting off traffic |
|
c |
Actions of Engineering Militia Platoon ensuring key traffic points |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Inspection |
|
4 |
Rescue, disaster relief, and handling dike, embankment, and culvert emergencies |
|
a |
Dike protection techniques and handling dike damage during rainy season floods |
|
ầu |
Culverts and handling culvert damage during rainy season floods |
|
c |
Emergency response to collapsed structures |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Inspection |
|
D |
RECONNAISSANCE |
|
1 |
General issues |
|
a |
Position, role, capabilities, and tasks of civilian self-defense militia for reconnaissance |
|
ầu |
Some characteristics of the enemy |
|
2 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Basic movement techniques |
|
ầu |
Camouflage |
|
c |
Techniques for arranging and overcoming obstacles |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Individual approach to targets |
|
đ |
Techniques for attacking and capturing the enemy |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Some methods of collecting information, reporting, and reporting to superiors |
|
g |
Inspection |
|
3 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
The militia reconnaissance team performs observation and investigation tasks on targets |
|
ầu |
Activities of civilian self-defense militia for reconnaissance in performing tasks |
|
c |
Inspection |
|
Independence - freedom - happiness |
COMMUNICATIONS |
|
1 |
Role and position of communication; tasks of communications soldiers in civilian self-defense militia |
|
2 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Military postal service - signal communication |
|
ầu |
General knowledge about switchboards, telephones, wiring, fixed wiring, and spread wiring |
|
c |
General knowledge about shortwave and very high frequency radio communication equipment |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Conventions, codewords, radio telephone communication rules |
|
đ |
Exploitation of existing information systems to ensure the operation of civilian militia and self-defense forces during combat defense at commune, ward, town level |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Inspection |
|
3 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
The militia information team transmits information across various terrains |
|
ầu |
The militia information team transmits information through various means |
|
c |
Some basic situations and handling methods |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Inspection |
|
E |
DECONTAMINATION |
|
1 |
General issues |
|
a |
Position, role, requirements, tasks of civilian militia and self-defense forces for decontamination |
|
ầu |
General knowledge about nuclear, chemical, biological weapons, incendiary weapons |
|
2 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Principles and concepts for preventing nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons |
|
ầu |
Some pre-prepared equipment and usage methods |
|
c |
Principles, requirements, and measures for emergency decontamination and detoxification of people exposed to toxins and radiation |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Some detoxifying and decontaminating substances and their application methods |
|
đ |
Militia chemical defense participates in environmental cleanup tasks following natural disasters, catastrophes, and epidemics |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Inspection |
|
3 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Enemy's methods of using toxins and detection methods |
|
ầu |
The militia chemical defense team performs observation, reporting, and alarm duties |
|
c |
Actions of civilian militia and self-defense forces decontamination soldiers when enemy uses toxic chemicals or chemical accidents occur |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Actions of decontamination squads and platoons performing detoxification missions |
|
đ |
Inspection |
|
G |
HEALTH |
|
1 |
Bandaging, temporary hemostasis, temporary bone fixation, artificial respiration |
|
2 |
Handling food poisoning; emergency treatment for fainting, snake bites, heatstroke, electric shock, drowning, burial, abdominal and chest wounds |
|
3 |
Transporting wounded persons during village, town, and township defense, civil defense |
|
4 |
Inspection |
|
III |
STANDING CIVILIAN MILITIA |
|
A |
TECHNIQUE |
|
1 |
Infantry rifle |
|
a |
Types of firearms equipped |
|
ầu |
Rules for firing firearms (equipped) |
|
c |
Shooting practice lesson 1: Shooting at moving targets during daytime with AK and AR15 rifles |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Practice throwing grenades accurately over long distances; hitting targets |
|
đ |
Target shooting on the sea surface (lessons 1 to 4) |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Live ammunition shooting test (lessons 1 to 4) |
|
2 |
Grenade |
|
a |
Introduction to some types of grenades |
|
ầu |
Practical grenade throwing exercise 1: Far, hitting the target |
|
c |
Practical grenade throwing exercise 2: Hitting daytime and nighttime targets |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Using grenade launcher GPL-90CT |
|
đ |
Inspection of grenade throwing LD-01-HL |
|
3 |
Mines |
|
a |
Some types of our mines |
|
ầu |
Methods of laying mines and traps |
|
c |
Some types of enemy mines and methods of overcoming them |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Inspection |
|
4 |
Explosive |
|
a |
General knowledge about explosives and explosive devices |
|
ầu |
Methods of connecting common explosive devices |
|
c |
Methods of wrapping and binding explosive charges |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Using explosives in combat |
|
đ |
Inspection of using 15g explosive charge |
|
5 |
Field fortifications and camouflage |
|
a |
Shapes, sizes, methods of constructing certain types of combat fortifications, secret shelters, and camouflage techniques |
|
ầu |
Fortifications and camouflage in urban areas |
|
c |
Inspection and camouflage of fortifications (firearms equipped) |
|
6 |
Homemade weapons |
|
a |
Homemade weapons without explosives |
|
ầu |
Homemade weapons with explosives |
|
c |
Arrangement and overcoming some obstacles in urban areas |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Detonation |
|
đ |
Using homemade weapons in combat |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Bow shooting techniques |
|
g |
Practice of detonation |
|
B |
MARTIAL ARTS |
|
1 |
Long staff - short staff |
|
2 |
Techniques for attacking and capturing the enemy |
|
3 |
Inspection |
|
C |
TACTICS |
|
1 |
Civilian militia group |
|
a |
Civilian militia group protecting targets during disturbances and riots |
|
ầu |
Civilian militia group participating in capturing targets during disturbances and riots |
|
c |
Civilian militia group recapturing targets during armed riots |
|
2 |
Civilian militia platoon |
|
a |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Combat Squad protecting villages |
|
ầu |
Civilian militia platoon conducting ambush combat (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
c |
Civilian militia platoon conducting raid combat (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Civilian militia platoon conducting combat in waterlogged terrain |
|
đ |
Civilian militia platoon conducting combat in urban areas |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Civilian militia platoon preventing border infiltration |
|
g |
Civilian militia platoon combating airborne enemy landings |
|
h |
Civilian militia platoon combating seaborne enemy landings |
|
ANNEX I.A[31] |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad cooperating with local troops and main force troops in offensive and defensive combat |
|
k |
Civilian militia platoon protecting targets during disturbances and riots |
|
l |
Civilian militia platoon participating in capturing targets during disturbances and riots |
|
3 |
Civilian militia company |
|
a |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Combat Platoon protecting villages |
|
ầu |
Civilian militia company conducting ambush combat (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
c |
Civilian militia company conducting raid combat (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Civilian militia company conducting combat in waterlogged terrain |
|
đ |
Civilian militia company conducting combat in urban areas |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Civilian militia company preventing border infiltration |
|
g |
Civilian militia company combating airborne enemy landings |
|
h |
Civilian militia company combating seaborne enemy landings |
|
ANNEX I.A[31] |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon cooperating with local troops and main force troops in offensive and defensive combat |
|
k |
Civilian militia company protecting targets during disturbances and riots |
|
l |
Civilian militia company participating in capturing targets during disturbances and riots |
|
m |
Civilian militia company recapturing targets during armed riots |
|
4 |
Civilian militia combatants holding ground |
|
5 |
Inspection |
|
D |
TRAINING AND PRACTICE ACCORDING TO COMBAT SCENARIOS AT LOCATION, PROTECTING ASSIGNED TARGETS |
|
IV |
CIVILIAN MHoặc người nhận tiền: ... ILLITATEN ||| |
|
A |
TECHNIQUE |
|
1 |
Infantry rifle |
|
a |
Types of firearms equipped |
|
ầu |
Rules for firing firearms (equipped) |
|
c |
Shooting practice lesson 1: Shooting at moving targets during daytime with AK and AR15 rifles |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Target shooting practice for low-flying objects over the sea |
|
đ |
Target shooting on the sea surface (lessons 1 to 4) |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Live ammunition shooting test (lessons 1 to 4) |
|
2 |
Grenade |
|
a |
Introduction to some types of grenades |
|
ầu |
Practical grenade throwing exercise 1: Far, hitting the target |
|
c |
Practical grenade throwing exercise 2: Hitting daytime and nighttime targets |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Using grenade launcher GPL-90CT |
|
đ |
Inspection of grenade throwing LD-01-HL |
|
3 |
Mines, naval mines |
|
a |
Features and structure of some types of mines and naval mines |
|
ầu |
Methods of laying and neutralizing mines, mine traps, naval mines |
|
c |
Inspection |
|
4 |
Explosive |
|
a |
General knowledge about explosives and explosive devices |
|
ầu |
Methods of connecting common explosive devices |
|
c |
Methods of wrapping and binding explosive charges |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Using explosives in combat |
|
đ |
Inspection of using 15g explosive charge |
|
5 |
Camouflage of people, weapons, equipment, means of transport |
|
6 |
Homemade weapons |
|
a |
Homemade weapons without explosives |
|
ầu |
Homemade weapons with explosives |
|
c |
Inspection |
|
B |
MARTIAL ARTS |
|
1 |
Long staff - short staff |
|
2 |
Techniques for attacking and capturing the enemy |
|
3 |
Inspection |
|
C |
TACTICS |
|
1 |
Identifying types of aircraft, cruise missiles, ships, boats, drilling platforms of some countries |
|
2 |
Observation, detection, determination of position and reporting, reporting |
|
3 |
Some defensive combat methods of civilian militia and self-defense forces at sea |
|
4 |
Procedure for inspecting and apprehending ships and boats violating sovereignty and laws at sea |
|
5 |
Coordination with forces to maintain sovereignty over Vietnam's maritime territory |
|
6 |
Platoon, company combating seaborne enemy landings |
|
7 |
Platoon, company participating in combating seaborne enemy landings |
|
8 |
Inspection |
Article 16. Organization and Implementation Levels
1. Based on the program specified in Clause 2, Article 14 of this Circular and the specific situation of the locality, facility, or unit:
a) The Chief Commander of the provincial military office shall detail the training program, content, and time for the self-defense militia under their authority.
b) The Commander of the naval region, the planning staff of the general departments, services, arms, corps, academies, schools, groups, and corporations under the Ministry of National Defense that have self-defense organizations shall detail the training program, content, and time for the self-defense personnel under their authority.
2. The planning staff of the Command of the Capital City of Hanoi, the Command of Ho Chi Minh City, and the provincial military command shall take the lead in building plans for training the artillery, anti-aircraft artillery, engineering, naval brigade, and naval squadron self-defense militia units under their provincial management, submit them to the immediate superior commander for approval, and organize implementation.
3. The planning staff of the county-level military command shall take the lead in building plans for training the anti-aircraft machine gun, mortar, recoilless rifle, engineering, reconnaissance, communication, chemical defense, medical, marine militia, regular militia, and mobile militia under their county management, submit them to the county-level military command chief for approval, and organize implementation.
4. The village-level military command, the military command of the agency or organization at the grassroots level, and the self-defense unit commander (where there is no military command of the agency or organization at the grassroots level) shall take the lead in building plans for training the self-defense militia under their authority, submit them to the county-level military command chief for approval, and organize implementation.
5. The General Staff of the Navy Service, the planning staff of the naval region shall direct and guide the military command of the agency or organization at the grassroots level and the self-defense unit commander (where there is no military command of the agency or organization at the grassroots level) managed by the Service to build plans for training the self-defense forces under their authority, submit them to the immediate superior commander for approval, and organize implementation.
6. The self-defense commander in military enterprises shall build training plans, submit them to the enterprise head for approval, and organize implementation.
7. Depending on the specific situation, the training of the anti-aircraft machine gun, mortar, recoilless rifle, engineering, reconnaissance, communication, chemical defense, medical, marine militia, and first-year militia may be organized centrally at the county level or by clusters of villages, wards, towns as appropriate.
8. Training, drill, competition, and sports plans for the militia and self-defense at the grassroots level using real explosives, grenades, and ammunition shall be approved by the provincial military office chief, the naval region commander, the heads of the planning staff of the general departments, services, arms, corps, academies, schools, and the heads of enterprises under the Ministry of National Defense.
Section 2
STATE OF NATIONAL DEFENSE EMERGENCY
Article 17. Expanded Militia Not Yet Trained
1. Duration of training: 15 days.
2. Program: Implemented according to the provisions of Article 14 of this Circular.
3. Level of organization and implementation: According to the provisions of Article 15 of this Circular.
Article 18. Militia Already Trained
1. Duration of training: At least 15 days.
2. Program:
a) Common program
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No. |
CONTENT |
|
I |
POLITICAL EDUCATION - LAW |
|
1 |
The plots and tactics of hostile forces opposing the Vietnamese revolution in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
|
2 |
The Party and State's policies, laws, viewpoints, and guidelines in emergency situations regarding national defense |
|
3 |
Political security situation, social order and safety, and national defense and military tasks at local levels, agencies, and organizations in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
|
4 |
The guidelines, viewpoints, policies, and laws of the Party and State on ethnic groups and religions in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
|
5 |
Party work and political work for self-defense militia to carry out tasks in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
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6 |
Self-defense militia conducting mass mobilization work in a state of emergency regarding national defense |
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7 |
Political security situation, social order and safety on Vietnam's seas and localities; tasks of the marine militia participating in protecting Vietnam's maritime sovereignty in emergency situations regarding national defense |
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8 |
Tasks of the militia in emergency situations regarding national defense |
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9 |
Coordination activities of self-defense militia with police, related forces in carrying out tasks in a state of emergency regarding national defense, martial law, curfew |
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II |
MILITARY TRAINING |
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1 |
Rifle shooting and grenade throwing |
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a |
Practice and actual firing of Rifle Exercise 1 with equipped rifles and submachine guns |
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ầu |
Practice and throwing of LD-01-HL grenades |
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2 |
Swimming |
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a |
Armed swimming |
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ầu |
Practical swimming |
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3 |
Reconnaissance |
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a |
Camouflage for personnel, weapons, and equipment |
|
ầu |
Some methods of collecting, analyzing, synthesizing, and reporting information in emergency situations regarding national defense |
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4 |
Chemical Defense |
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a |
Enemy tactics in using chemical weapons, biological weapons, and incendiary weapons |
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ầu |
Principles, requirements, and measures for rescue and detoxification of people exposed to poison and radiation |
|
c |
Some pre-prepared equipment and usage methods |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Methods and actions for decontamination |
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5 |
"d) The original or a certified copy of the discharge summary or a summary of the medical record as prescribed in Appendix 3 and Appendix 4 issued together with this Circular. If the worker has not been hospitalized or treated as an outpatient, they must have documents related to the examination and treatment of occupational injuries or diseases corresponding to the time of the accident and the injury for which assessment is requested. |
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a |
Bandaging, temporary hemostasis of wounds, and temporary immobilization of fractures |
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ầu |
Rescue of buried persons and artificial respiration |
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c |
Transporting wounded combatants |
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6 |
Logistics and technical support |
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a |
Setting up and using tents, dugouts, and camouflage pits; digging and using the Huang Can stove |
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ầu |
Managing and storing equipped weapons and equipment |
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7 |
Civil defense |
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a |
Militia performing fire prevention and firefighting, flood prevention, disaster response, and natural disaster mitigation duties |
|
ầu |
Organizing evacuation and protection from enemy artillery attacks |
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c |
Self-defense militia performing emergency response to collapsed structures |
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8 |
Training and practicing according to predetermined plans |
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III |
UPDATED CONTENT |
b) Special program
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No. |
CONTENT |
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I |
STATIONARY, MOBILE, AND REGULAR MILITIA |
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1 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
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a |
Infantry rifle |
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Types of firearms equipped |
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Rules for firing firearms (equipped) |
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Shooting practice lesson 1: Shooting at moving targets during daytime with AK and AR15 rifles |
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Practice throwing grenades accurately over long distances; hitting targets |
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Practice firing Exercise 1: Shooting targets on water from shore |
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Practice firing Exercise 2: Shooting targets on land from waterborne platforms during day and night |
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Practice firing Exercise 3: Shooting targets on water from waterborne platforms |
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Actual firing inspection |
|
ầu |
Grenade |
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Practice grenade and mortar throwing |
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Actual grenade throwing |
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Using grenade launcher GPL-90CT |
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c |
Mines |
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Methods of laying mines and traps |
|
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Some types of enemy mines and ways to neutralize and use them |
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For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Explosive |
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Connecting explosive devices |
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Carrying explosive loads |
|
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Using explosives in combat |
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Practicing setting off explosive charges |
|
đ |
Field fortifications and camouflage |
|
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Infantry firing positions and trench fortifications |
|
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Trenches, hiding holes, secret bunkers |
|
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Camouflaging people, weapons, equipment, fortifications, and decoys |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Homemade weapons |
|
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Using homemade weapons in combat |
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Practicing detonation |
|
g |
Martial arts |
|
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Using batons and short clubs in combat |
|
|
Capturing and arresting enemies armed with weapons |
|
2 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Team |
|
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Militia squad protecting targets when there is unrest or riot |
|
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Militia squad participating in capturing targets when there is unrest or riot |
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Militia squad recapturing targets when there is armed riot |
|
ầu |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad |
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Militia squad defending the village |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad conducting ambushes (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad conducting raids (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad fighting in flooded terrain |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad fighting in cities |
|
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad preventing border incursions |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad fighting airborne enemy landings |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad fighting seaborne enemy landings |
|
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Militia squad cooperating with local troops and main force troops in offensive and defensive combat |
|
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad protecting targets during disturbances and riots |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Squad participating in capturing targets during disturbances and riots |
|
c |
Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon |
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Militia platoon defending the village |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon conducting ambushes (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon conducting raids (plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
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Militia platoon fighting in swamp terrain |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon fighting in cities |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon preventing border incursions |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon fighting airborne enemy landings |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon fighting seaborne enemy landings |
|
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Militia platoon cooperating with local troops and main force troops in offensive and defensive combat |
|
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon protecting targets during disturbances and riots |
|
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon participating in capturing targets during disturbances and riots |
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Civilian Self-Defense Militia Platoon recapturing targets during armed riots |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Militia company |
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Some tactical forms of militia companies (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
đ |
People's Militia Self-Defense fighting while holding ground |
|
3 |
Inspection |
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4 |
Training and practicing according to assigned defense plans |
|
II |
CIVILIAN SELF-DEFENSE MILITIA FOR AIR DEFENSE, ARTILLERY, ENGINEERING, RECONNAISSANCE, COMMUNICATIONS, CHEMICAL DEFENSE, MEDICAL SERVICES |
|
A |
AIR DEFENSE |
|
1 |
Effects, features of some enemy anti-aircraft weapons and equipment |
|
2 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Anti-aircraft machine guns 12.7mm and 14.5mm |
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|
Gunner's actions |
|
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Coordination between squads and platoons preparing for combat |
|
|
Squads and platoons practicing combat |
|
|
Target practice on air, ground, and water |
|
ầu |
Anti-aircraft gun 37mm-1 |
|
|
Principles of hitting targets |
|
|
Artilleryman's actions |
|
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Target practice on air, ground, and water |
|
|
Coordination of battery preparing for combat |
|
|
Battery practicing combat |
|
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Battery and platoon preparing for combat, firing at various targets |
|
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3PH and 3P rangefinders, TZK commander's telescope |
|
|
Using maps, compasses, terrain, and topographic charts |
|
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Utilizing provided radio equipment |
|
|
Deploying field cables |
|
|
Utilizing and operating radio equipment installed |
|
|
Communication rules |
|
|
Radio communication conventions, code words |
|
|
Live fire practice (cyclic firing) exercise 2 |
|
3 |
Fieldworks, camouflage for personnel, anti-aircraft machine guns, 37mm anti-aircraft guns - model 1 |
|
4 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Anti-aircraft machine guns 12.7mm and 14.5mm |
|
|
Combat actions of a platoon (gun squad) |
|
|
Anti-aircraft machine gun platoon conducting ambushes, intercepting and shooting low-flying targets |
|
ầu |
Anti-aircraft gun company 37mm-1 |
|
|
Preparation and practice of mobility |
|
|
Occupying positions, preparing for combat |
|
|
Practicing combat |
|
B |
ARTILLERY |
|
1 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
60mm and 82mm mortars |
|
|
Using, collecting, aiming, marking, loading ammunition, firing |
|
|
Preparing for firing, practicing firing |
|
|
Application shooting (multiple burst rounds) |
|
ầu |
Recoilless Rifle |
|
|
Using, collecting, aiming, marking, loading ammunition, firing |
|
|
Target shooting at fixed and moving targets |
|
|
Preparing for firing, practicing firing at positions (cyclic firing) |
|
2 |
Tactics of gun squads, mortar platoons, rocket launchers |
|
|
Organizing combat preparations |
|
|
Practicing combat |
|
|
Independent ambush and surprise attack operations of gun squads, mortar platoons, rocket launchers |
|
3 |
Fieldworks, camouflage for personnel, artillery, mortars, rocket launchers |
|
C |
ENGINEERING |
|
1 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Dimensions, methods of trench digging, shelters, foxholes, underground bunkers, tunnels |
|
ầu |
Arrangement, usage, and overcoming explosive obstacles |
|
c |
Methods and arrangement, usage of non-explosive obstacles |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Camouflage for shelters, fieldworks, weapons, and equipment |
|
đ |
Deception tactics |
|
Average loan repayment period is 10 years; |
Practical river crossing |
|
g |
Practicing detonation |
|
2 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Militia self-defense engineering platoon and company arranging stakes, mines, obstacles |
|
ầu |
Militia self-defense engineering platoon and company ensuring key traffic points |
|
c |
Militia self-defense engineering platoon and company conducting ambush combat using mines, homemade weapons |
|
D |
RECONNAISSANCE |
|
1 |
Some characteristics of the enemy |
|
2 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Camouflage for personnel, weapons, and equipment |
|
ầu |
Individual approach to targets |
|
c |
Techniques for arranging and overcoming obstacles |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Techniques for attacking and capturing the enemy |
|
đ |
Some methods of collecting information, reporting, and reporting to superiors |
|
3 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
The militia reconnaissance team performs observation and investigation tasks on targets |
|
ầu |
Activities of civilian self-defense militia for reconnaissance in performing tasks |
|
Independence - freedom - happiness |
COMMUNICATIONS |
|
1 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Radio communication conventions, code words |
|
ầu |
Exploiting and utilizing existing information systems to ensure defensive combat operations of militia self-defense forces |
|
2 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Actions of wire communication soldiers in combat |
|
ầu |
The militia information team transmits information across various terrains |
|
c |
The militia information team transmits information through various means |
|
E |
DECONTAMINATION |
|
1 |
General knowledge about nuclear, chemical, biological weapons, incendiary weapons |
|
2 |
Enemy's chemical warfare tactics, our methods of detection |
|
3 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Principles and theories for preventing chemical, biological, and incendiary weapons |
|
ầu |
Some pre-prepared equipment and usage methods |
|
c |
Principles, requirements, and measures for emergency decontamination and detoxification of people exposed to toxins and radiation |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Some decontamination and radiation cleaning agents applicable to people and equipment |
|
4 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Actions of civilian militia and self-defense forces decontamination soldiers when enemy uses toxic chemicals or chemical accidents occur |
|
ầu |
Chemical observation team of militia self-defense platoon |
|
c |
Decontamination and radiation cleaning teams and platoons of militia self-defense forces |
|
G |
HEALTH |
|
1 |
Temporary bandaging, stopping bleeding, immobilizing fractures, artificial respiration |
|
2 |
Handling food poisoning; emergency treatment for fainting, snake bites, heatstroke, electric shock, drowning, burial, abdominal and chest wounds |
|
3 |
Transporting wounded combatants |
|
III |
MILITIA SELF-DEFENSE BITEN ||| |
|
1 |
Security techniques for stamps must ensure security features, including: |
|
a |
Target shooting practice for low-flying objects over the sea |
|
ầu |
Target shooting on the sea surface (lessons 1 to 4) |
|
c |
Live ammunition shooting test (lessons 1 to 4) |
|
2 |
Civil defense |
|
a |
Militia self-defense forces performing firefighting duties on ships and boats |
|
ầu |
Militia self-defense forces participating in search and rescue operations at sea |
|
c |
Self-defense militia performing oil spill response duties |
|
3 |
Specialized technical skills |
|
a |
Organizing communication on the sea |
|
ầu |
Arranging obstacles against amphibious landings |
|
4 |
Squads and platoons of People's Militia Self-Defense conducting ambush operations (in plains, mountains, cities, rivers) |
|
a |
Identifying types of aircraft, cruise missiles, ships, boats, drilling platforms of some countries |
|
ầu |
Observation, detection, determination of position and reporting, reporting |
|
c |
Some combat and coordination methods on the sea during urgent national defense situations |
|
For coal-fired thermal power plants where the enterprise holds 100% of the registered capital and uses 100% of its own capital to invest in the project approved by the competent authority, E is determined as 100%; |
Militia self-defense platoon and company fighting enemy amphibious landing forces |
|
đ |
Militia self-defense platoon and company participating in fighting enemy amphibious landing forces |
3. Levels of organization and implementation
Based on the training program stipulated in Clause 2 of this Article, the Command of the General Staff, guidance from relevant agencies of the Ministry of National Defense regarding militia self-defense work, orders, directives from the heads of general departments, commanders of military regions, services, and corps, and the situation, characteristics, and tasks of localities and units in urgent national defense situations, implement the分级训练规定在本通令第16条。
Section 3
WAR SITUATION
Article 19. Training of Militia Self-Defense Forces
In wartime, the time, program, and levels of militia self-defense force training shall be carried out according to the Command of the General Staff and guidance from relevant agencies of the Ministry of National Defense regarding militia self-defense work.
Chapter IV
DRILLS, CONTESTS, AND SPORTS MEETINGS OF MILITIA SELF-DEFENSE FORCES
Article 20. Content, Time, Organization, and Methods of Drills
1. Content
a) Village-level defensive combat drills;
b) Village-level civil defense drills (content organized by the village military command);
c) Drills organized by higher authorities and related units according to the decision of the competent authority.
2. Time
a) Each term of the party committee (five years) conducts one village-level defensive combat drill, with a minimum duration of one day and night;
b) The time for drills organized by higher authorities and related units is determined according to the decision of the competent authority.
3. Organizing work, production, business, study, and achieving high productivity, quality, and effectiveness.
The county military command takes the lead, coordinating with public security organs and relevant agencies and organizations at the county level to advise and organize village-level defensive combat drills and related civil defense drills.
4. Methods
a) Drills conducted according to the plan of the steering committee (following the plan);
b) Drills conducted according to the trainee's plan (adapting the plan to the drill);
c) Combining both methods above.
Article 21. Content, time, organizational levels for competitions and sports events
1. Content
a) Competitions:
- Models of training equipment and materials;
- Competitions on defense, military, and civil defense work-related contents;
- Other related competitions.
b) Sports events:
- Military sports;
- Physical training and sports events for armed forces;
- Defense physical training and sports events;
- Other related sports events.
2. Organizational levels, time for competitions and sports events
a) Military Command at district level at least once/year;
b) Military Command of Hanoi Capital, Military Command of Ho Chi Minh City, Military Command at provincial level at least twice/every five years;
c) Military Zone level, General Department, Military Branch, Armed Corps, Group, General Corporation under the Ministry of National Defense at least once/every five years;
d) Ministry of National Defense level once/every five years;
đ) Central agencies and organizations with self-defense forces once/every five years;
e) Each competition and sports event lasts at least one day and night; specific time is decided by the competent authority, if they overlap, they shall be carried out according to the plan of the highest level.
Chapter V
IMPLEMENTATION
Article 22. The General Staff Department
1. Assist the Minister of National Defense in managing state affairs regarding training, instruction, drills, and competitions and sports events for civilian self-defense forces nationwide.
2. Coordinate with the Political General Department and relevant agencies to advise the Central Military Commission on issuing leadership and guidance documents on training, instruction, drills, and competitions and sports events for civilian self-defense forces.
3. Direct and guide agencies and units to implement training, instruction, drills, and competitions and sports events for civilian self-defense forces.
4. Direct functional agencies under its jurisdiction:
a) Civil Self-Defense Force Bureau
Take the lead and coordinate with related agencies to assist the Chief of the General Staff Department and the Minister of National Defense in directing, guiding, training, instructing, and conducting drills and competitions and sports events for national civilian self-defense forces;
Take the lead and coordinate with related agencies to assist the Chief of the General Staff Department and the Minister of National Defense in training cadres of military commands, specialized and part-time personnel in central ministries and sectors' defense and military work, and organizing competitions and sports events for civilian self-defense forces organized by the Ministry of National Defense;
Take the lead and coordinate with related agencies to develop programs and compile training materials for drills and competitions and sports events for civilian self-defense forces;
Take the lead and coordinate with related agencies to propose the organization of building forces, ensuring equipment, weapons, and explosive materials; researching and applying science and technology, improving and producing models and training aids; ensuring materials and some types of equipment for training, instruction, and drills and competitions and sports events for civilian self-defense forces;
Take the lead and coordinate with related agencies to assist the Chief of the General Staff Department and the Minister of National Defense in inspecting, summarizing, and concluding on training, instruction, and drills and competitions and sports events for civilian self-defense forces.
b) Training Bureau
Take the lead and coordinate with the Civil Self-Defense Force Bureau and related agencies to assist the Chief of the General Staff Department and the Minister of National Defense in defining standards for training equipment and materials, shooting ranges for training, instruction, and drills and competitions and sports events for civilian self-defense forces;
Participate in developing programs and compiling training materials; researching and applying science and technology to improve training aids for training, instruction, and drills and competitions and sports events for civilian self-defense forces;
Direct subordinate training agencies to cooperate with corresponding civil self-defense force agencies to develop programs and contents and train civilian self-defense forces.
c) Troop Mobilization Bureau
Take the lead and coordinate with the Civil Self-Defense Force Bureau and related agencies to assist the Chief of the General Staff Department and the Minister of National Defense in defining regulations on equipping weapons and using explosive materials for training, instruction, and drills and competitions and sports events for civilian self-defense forces.
d) Operations Bureau
Participate in developing programs and compiling training materials for training, instruction, and drills and competitions and sports events for civilian self-defense forces. Direct subordinate operations agencies to cooperate with corresponding civil self-defense force agencies to advise commanders on building plans for defensive combat drills and civil defense drills at commune level.
đ) School Bureau
Take the lead and coordinate with the Civil Self-Defense Force Bureau and related agencies to assist the Chief of the General Staff Department and the Minister of National Defense in directing military academies and schools to participate in developing programs and compiling training materials for training, instruction, and drills and competitions and sports events for civilian self-defense forces.
e) Rescue and Disaster Relief Bureau
Take the lead and coordinate with the Civil Self-Defense Force Bureau and related agencies to assist the Chief of the General Staff Department and the Minister of National Defense in compiling materials and directing and guiding the implementation of training, instruction, drills, and competitions and sports events related to civil defense for civilian self-defense forces.
Article 23. Political Bureau
1. Take the lead and coordinate with the General Staff Department, relevant agencies and organizations to propose to the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense to issue guiding documents for party work and political work during training, exercises, and competitions for self-defense forces nationwide.
2. Take the lead in issuing training programs and educational materials on political and legal education for self-defense forces; direct subordinate political agencies to cooperate with corresponding staff agencies in building plans and contents for political and legal education during training, exercises, and competitions for self-defense forces.
3. Direct the training, competitions, and exercises for self-defense forces in enterprises under its jurisdiction.
4. Direct functional agencies under its jurisdiction:
a) The Organization Department
Take the lead and coordinate with relevant agencies to assist the Political Bureau in issuing guiding documents for party work and political work within its authority during training and exercises for self-defense forces.
b) The Propaganda Department
Take the lead and coordinate with relevant agencies to assist the Political Bureau in issuing guiding documents for party work and political work, information dissemination, propaganda, policy and legal education, commendation and reward within its authority during training, exercises, and competitions for self-defense forces;
Take the lead and coordinate with relevant agencies to assist the Political Bureau in compiling educational materials, directing, and guiding the implementation of political and legal education programs for self-defense forces.
News agencies and press organs in the military implement information dissemination and publicity about training, exercises, and competitions for self-defense forces.
Article 24. Logistics General Department
1. Direct functional agencies under its jurisdiction to cooperate with the Self-Defense Forces Department in developing logistics training programs and compiling training materials for self-defense forces.
2. Direct subordinate logistics agencies to cooperate with corresponding staff agencies in building plans and contents for logistics training for self-defense forces.
3. Direct the organization of training, exercises, and competitions for self-defense forces in enterprises under its jurisdiction.
Article 25. Technical General Department
1. Direct functional agencies under its jurisdiction to take the lead and coordinate with relevant agencies to ensure weapons and equipment, and participate in researching improvements and producing homemade weapons, models, and teaching aids for training, exercises, and competitions for self-defense forces.
2. Direct subordinate technical agencies to cooperate with corresponding staff agencies in building plans and contents for technical training for self-defense forces.
3. Direct the organization of training, exercises, and competitions for self-defense forces in enterprises under its jurisdiction.
Article 26. Defense Industry General Department
1. Direct functional agencies under its jurisdiction to take the lead and coordinate with relevant agencies to research improvements and produce homemade weapons and training materials for training, exercises, and competitions for self-defense forces.
2. Direct functional agencies under its jurisdiction to cooperate with the Self-Defense Forces Department in developing programs and compiling materials for training, exercises, and competitions for self-defense forces.
3. Direct the organization of training, exercises, and competitions for self-defense forces in enterprises under its jurisdiction.
Article 27. General Department II
1. Direct functional agencies under its authority to cooperate with the Militia Self-Defense Bureau, relevant agencies and organizations to develop programs, compile materials on reconnaissance, people's military intelligence, and guide training, instruction, exercises, competitions, and sports for militia self-defense forces.
2. Direct the organization of training, instruction, competitions, and sports for self-defense forces within its jurisdiction.
Article 28. Military Health Service/Ministry of National Defense
Take the lead, cooperate with the Militia Self-Defense Bureau, relevant functional agencies of the Ministry of National Defense to participate in building programs, contents, compiling materials for training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for health militia self-defense forces.
Article 29. Military Regions, Command of the Capital City of Hanoi
1. Assist the Minister of National Defense in managing and directing agencies and units under its authority to organize the implementation of training, instruction, exercises, competitions, and sports for militia self-defense forces under its jurisdiction. Coordinate with military agencies, organizations, and enterprises in the area that have self-defense organizations to implement training, instruction, exercises, competitions, and sports for self-defense forces.
2. Participate in scientific research, build programs, and compile materials for training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for militia self-defense forces.
3. Take the lead, coordinate with localities to inspect, summarize, and conclude on training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for militia self-defense forces in the area.
Article 30. Navy Corps
1. Assist the Minister of National Defense in managing and directing, organizing the implementation of training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for coastal self-defense units under its jurisdiction.
2. Coordinate with coastal Military Regions to direct agencies and units under its authority to guide and implement training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for coastal militia self-defense forces.
3. Participate in scientific research, build programs, and compile materials for training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for coastal militia self-defense forces.
4. Take the lead or coordinate with coastal Military Regions and relevant agencies and organizations to inspect, summarize, and conclude on training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for coastal militia self-defense forces.
Article 31. Air Defense-Air Force Corps
1. Direct and guide functional agencies under its authority, lower-level air defense agencies to take the lead, coordinate with militia self-defense agencies at the same level, relevant agencies and organizations to build programs, compile materials on air defense-air force, and participate in training, instruction, exercises, competitions, and sports for militia self-defense forces.
2. Direct and organize the implementation of training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for air defense militia self-defense forces and self-defense forces in enterprises under its jurisdiction.
3. Take the lead or coordinate with relevant agencies and organizations to inspect, summarize, and conclude on training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for militia self-defense forces according to assigned functions and tasks.
Article 32. Border Guard Command
1. Participate in scientific research, build programs, and compile materials for training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for militia self-defense forces.
2. Direct agencies and units under its authority to coordinate with local military agencies at all levels, village-level military command posts, military command posts of agencies and organizations at the grassroots level to implement training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for militia self-defense forces in the managed area.
3. Coordinate with relevant agencies and organizations to implement training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for militia self-defense forces in the managed area.
Article 33. Naval Police Command
1. Participate in scientific research, build programs, and compile materials for training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for militia self-defense forces.
2. Direct agencies and units under its authority to coordinate with local military agencies at all levels, village-level military command posts, military command posts of agencies and organizations at the grassroots level to implement training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for militia self-defense forces in the managed area.
3. Coordinate with relevant agencies and organizations to conduct training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense militia in the managed maritime areas.
Article 34. Military Branches
1. Participate in scientific research, build programs, and compile materials for training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for militia self-defense forces.
2. Direct subordinate agencies and units to coordinate with local military authorities at all levels, village-level military command boards, and military command boards of organizations at the grassroots level to conduct training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense militia within their management scope.
3. Coordinate with relevant agencies and organizations to conduct training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense militia within their management scope.
4. Direct and organize training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense personnel in enterprises under their jurisdiction.
Article 35. Corps, Groups, and Holding Companies under the Ministry of National Defense
1. Participate in scientific research, build programs, and compile materials for training, instruction, and exercises, competitions, and sports for militia self-defense forces.
2. Manage, direct, and organize training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense personnel under their jurisdiction.
3. Direct subordinate agencies and units to coordinate with local military authorities at all levels and village-level military command boards to conduct training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense militia.
Article 36. Military Academies, Schools, Institutes, and Hospitals
1. Participate in training enhancement, training, scientific research, program development, textbook compilation for training and drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense militia.
2. Manage, direct, and organize training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense personnel under their jurisdiction.
3. Direct subordinate agencies and units to coordinate with local military authorities at all levels and village-level military command boards to conduct training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense militia in the area where they are stationed.
Article 37. People's Committees at All Levels
1. Provincial and district-level People's Committees direct local military authorities at the same level, while village-level People's Committees direct village-level military command boards to coordinate with relevant agencies and organizations to develop plans for training and drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense militia, submit them for approval by competent authorities, and implement them.
2. Ensure the budget for training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense militia according to the provisions of the law.
3. Conduct inspections, audits, mid-term reviews, and final evaluations on training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense militia in the locality.
Article 38. Ministries and Central Agencies ograms andenergy
1. Direct the central military command boards of ministries and central agencies to advise the party committees, executive boards, party groups, and heads to issue leadership and directive documents regarding management and implementation of training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense personnel in subordinate agencies and organizations.
2. Direct the central military command boards of ministries and central agencies to take the lead and coordinate with the permanent office for defense affairs - Ministry of National Defense to guide military command boards of organizations at the grassroots level under their management to develop plans for training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense personnel, submit them for approval by competent authorities, and implement them.
3. Direct functional agencies under their management to conduct training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense personnel.
4. Ensure the budget for training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense personnel according to the provisions of the law.
5. Conduct inspections, audits, mid-term reviews, and final evaluations on training, drills, competitions, and sports events for self-defense personnel in ministries, sectors, and localities.
Chapter VI
IMPLEMENTING PROVISIONS
Article 39. Effective date
This Circular takes effect from February 22, 2016; it abolishes Circular No. 78/2010/TT-BQP dated June 23, 2010, issued by the Minister of National Defense on the list and standard of material support for cadre training, enhancement, and training; Circular No. 79/2010/TT-BQP dated June 23, 2010, issued by the Minister of National Defense on the program for cadre training, enhancement, and training of core militia self-defense personnel, and other regulations contrary to this Circular.
Article 39. Responsibilitiesệ1. This Circular takes effect from July 8, 2016.
1. The ministries, ministerial-level agencies, agencies under the Government, People's Committees of provinces and centrally governed cities, and heads of relevant agencies and units shall be responsible for implementing this Circular.
2. In the course of implementation, any difficulties shall be reported by agencies, organizations, and individuals to the Ministry of National Defense for study and resolution./.
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