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4th Corps (Vietnam)

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Quan đoan 4
(4th Corps)
Active July 20, 1974–present
Country   Vietnam
Allegiance Vietnam People's Army
Branch Active duty
Type Army Corps
Role Regular force
Size Corps
Part of Vietnam People's Army
Garrison/HQ D? An , Binh D??ng
Engagements Vietnam War
Cambodian?Vietnamese War
Commanders
Current commander Major General Le V?n H??ng
Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff Commander Senior Colonel đ? V?n L?c [1]
First party committee secretary Major General Tr??ng Ng?c H?i

4th Corps ( Vietnamese : Quan đoan 4 ) or C?u Long Corps ( Vietnamese : Binh đoan C?u Long , literally: Corps of C?u Long or "Corps of the Mekong ") is one of the three regular army corps of the People's Army of Vietnam . First organized in 1974 during the Vietnam War , 4th Corps had a major role in the Ho Chi Minh Campaign and the Cambodian?Vietnamese War . Today the corps is stationed in D? An , Binh D??ng .

History [ edit ]

In July 1973, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam after its 21st conference issued a resolution of strengthening the armed forces in order to unify the country. In executing the issue, three months later the Ministry of Defence and the Military Commission of the Central Committee approved the plan of organizing regular army corps for the Vietnam People's Army. On July 20, 1974, [2] General Vo Nguyen Giap , Minister of Defence, signed the edict that led to the establishment of the 4th Corps in đong Nam B? , where is located the part of Mekong River called C?u Long River (C?u Long Giang or Song C?u Long), from which came the name C?u Long Corps of the unit. [3] The first headquarters of the corps consisted of party committee secretary ( bi th? ) Hoang Th? Thi?n and commander ( t? l?nh ) Hoang C?m .

During the Ho Chi Minh Campaign , it was 4th Corps that advanced through the delta regions of Ph??c Long , Bien Hoa and later captured the Special Capital Military District of Saigon and several important targets within Saigon. After the Vietnam War , 4th Corps continued to engage in the Cambodian?Vietnamese War , the corps was awarded the title Hero of the People's Armed Forces ( Anh hung L?c l??ng v? trang nhan dan ) in 1980. [3]

Organization [ edit ]

Headquarters [ edit ]

  • Department of Staff
    • 100th Guards Battalion [4]
    • 46th Reconnaissance Battalion [5]
    • 26th Signals Battalion [6]
  • Department of Politics
  • Department of Logistics
  • Department of Technical

Combat forces [ edit ]

Commanders [ edit ]

Time Commander Notes
1974–1981 Maj. Gen. Hoang C?m
1981–1982 Col. Nguy?n V?n Qu?ng
1982–1988 Maj. Gen. Vo V?n D?n
1988–1991 Maj. Gen. V? V?n Th??c
1991–1995 Maj. Gen. Le V?n D?ng Later promoted to General, Director of the General Department of Politics.
1995–1999 Maj. Gen. Nguy?n Minh Chu
1999–2004 Maj. Gen. Nguy?n N?ng Nguy?n Later promoted to Lieutenant General, Deputy Chief of the General Staff.
2004–2010 Maj. Gen. Nguy?n V?n Thanh
2010–2013 Maj. Gen. Nguy?n Hoang
2013–2016 Maj. Gen. Vo Tr?ng H?
2016–2021 Maj. Gen. Ph?m Xuan Thuy?t
2016–Oct 2022 Maj. Gen. L??ng đinh Lanh
Oct 2022–present Maj. Gen. Le V?n H??ng

References [ edit ]

  1. ^ Quan đoan 4: Ki?m tra toan di?n n?ng l?c can b? kh?i c? quan cac c?p
  2. ^ Ministry of Defence of Vietnam (2009). White book of Defence of Vietnam (in Vietnamese). Hanoi: World Publishing House. p. 111.
  3. ^ a b "Quan đoan 4" . T? đi?n Bach khoa toan th? Vi?t Nam (in Vietnamese). Archived from the original on 2012-02-24 . Retrieved 2010-02-02 .
  4. ^ "Ti?u đoan V? binh 100 (Quan đoan 4) tich c?c, ch? đ?ng phong, ch?ng d?ch Covid-19" . Bao Quan khu 7. 10 September 2021 . Retrieved 29 January 2024 .
  5. ^ "Ti?u đoan Trinh sat 46, B? Tham m?u, Quan đoan 4: Kh? luy?n, s?n sang nh?n va hoan thanh t?t m?i nhi?m v?" . Bao đi?n Bien Ph?. 15 November 2023 . Retrieved 26 November 2023 .
  6. ^ " "Hai quan nhan khong tham c?a r?i" . People's Army Newspaper (Vietnam). 8 November 2023 . Retrieved 8 November 2023 .
  7. ^ "S? đoan 7, Quan đoan 4: 55 n?m m?t ch?ng đ??ng l?ch s? v? vang" . Bao Quan khu 7. 10 June 2021 . Retrieved 11 December 2023 .
  8. ^ "S? đoan 7 (Quan đoan 4) sap nh?p va t? ch?c l?i c? quan h?u c?n-k? thu?t" . People's Army Newspaper (Vietnam). 26 December 2023 . Retrieved 26 December 2023 .
  9. ^ "S?c m?nh h?a l?c trong di?n t?p c?a Quan đoan 4" . People's Army Newspaper (Vietnam). 25 November 2023. Archived from the original on 26 November 2023.
  10. ^ "S? đoan 309: Gi? v?ng va phat huy truy?n th?ng đ?n v? anh hung" . Bao Quan khu 7. 7 October 2017 . Retrieved 11 December 2023 .
  11. ^ " "Qu? đ?m thep" c?a Quan đoan 4" . Ng??i Lao đ?ng. 1 February 2015 . Retrieved 30 October 2023 .
  12. ^ "L? đoan Phong khong 71 s?n sang chi?n đ?u b?o v? vung tr?i TP H? Chi Minh" . Bao Tin t?c. 24 April 2023 . Retrieved 30 October 2023 .
  13. ^ "T?t s?n sang tren tr?n đ?a canh tr?i" . People's Army Newspaper (Vietnam). 28 January 2022 . Retrieved 3 April 2024 .
  14. ^ "Phao binh tr? luy?n tai" . Bao Tu?i tr?. 14 July 2016 . Retrieved 30 October 2023 .
  15. ^ "Hu?n luy?n ch?t l??ng, b?o đ?m an toan" . People's Army Newspaper (Vietnam). 5 January 2024 . Retrieved 5 January 2024 .
  • High Command of the 4th Corps, Vietnam People's Army (1994). History of the 4th Corps (in Vietnamese). Hanoi: People's Army Publishing House. {{ cite book }} : CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list ( link )
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