Army Games 2022: Vietnam’s first tank crew begin competition
Crew No.1 of the Vietnamese tank team competed in the qualifying round in Group 1 of the “Tank biathlon” event in the framework of the Army Games 2022 in Russia on August 13.
Vietnam’s first tank crew compete at the Army Games 2022 in Russia on August 13. (Photo: VNA)
Moscow (VNA) – Crew No.1 of the Vietnamese tank team competed in the qualifyinground in Group 1 of the “Tank biathlon” event in the framework of the ArmyGames 2022 in Russia on August 13.
Thisyear’s “Tank biathlon” event attracts the participation of 61 crews of 21 teams,divided into two groups. The first group consists of teams from Azerbaijan,Belarus, Venezuela, Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, China, Uzbekistan,and Mongolia, while the second group draws Abkhazia, Armenia, Zimbabwe, Iran,Laos, Mali, Myanmar, Syria, Sudan, Tajikistan, and South Ossetia.
Teams in Group 1 will compete in the qualifying round to select thetop eight to enter the semi-final round and then the best four for the finalround. Meanwhile, those in Group 2 should only join a round-robin format forthe next.
The Vietnamese tank crew completed their task, destroyingfour targets out of five and finishing the race after 34 minutes 53 seconds.Meanwhile, crews from the Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan destroyed all five targetsand finished the race after 25 minutes 57 seconds, and 25 minutes and 18seconds, respectively. The Venezuela rivals destroyed only one target andfinished their competition after 47 minutes 5 seconds.
Crews No. 2 and 3 of the Vietnamese tank team will compete on August 16 and20./.
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Vietnam’s first tank crew compete at the Army Games 2022 in Russia on August 13. (Photo: VNA) 
