Australian veteran shares journey of searching Vietnamese martyrs’ remains in Bình Dương

May 31,ìnhDươket qua bong da m88 2024 - 09:41 Your browser does not support the audio element. John Bryant, an Australian veteran, shared his journey with several Australian and US veterans in their efforts to find possible burial places of Vietnamese martyrs who died in this battle.

Vietnamese Ambassador to Australia Phạm Hùng Tâm (R) and Australian veteran John Bryant (C) posing for a photo. VNA/VNS Photo

SYDNEY — Vietnamese Ambassador to Australia Phạm Hùng Tâm received John Bryant, an Australian veteran who participated in the May 1968 battle at Sở Gà, Sở Hội and Đồng Tràm bases, north of Thủ Dầu Một town (now in Bình Mỹ Commune, Bắc Tân Uyên District) the southern province of Bình Dương.

Bryant shared his journey with several Australian and US veterans in their efforts to find possible burial places of Vietnamese martyrs who died in this battle.

After more than 15 years, with tireless efforts and support from the Vietnamese Ministry of National Defence and Bình Dương province, 20 sets of Vietnamese martyrs' remains were found and buried at the provincial martyrs’ cemetery.

The war veteran said he had been touched when returning and directly participating in the search for and gathering of remains of Vietnamese martyrs in Binh Duong, adding that he was very grateful for the love of the Vietnamese people, especially the love of the martyrs' relatives for Australian veterans.

In the near future, Bryant plans to return to Việt Nam to continue contributing to the search for martyrs' remains.

Ambassador Tâm showed his thanks for the veteran’s sentiment and efforts in support for the gathering of martyrs’ remains in the southern province.

He proposed Bryant encourage other Australian veterans to join this work to contribute to the two peoples’ friendship. — VNS