Vietnam International Defence Expo 2024: Visitors Experience Marksmanship and Tank Driving
WVR - Visitors to the Vietnam International Defence Expo this time have the chance to experience driving tanks made in Vietnam, test shooting firearms from various countries, and witness a wide array of weapons and military equipment on display.
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| The Vietnam International Defense Expo 2024 welcomes the public and visitors, promising an array of exciting experiences. (Photo: Nguyen Hong) |
The Vietnam International Defence Expo 2024 welcomes the public and visitors starting at 9 AM on December 22, promising an array of exciting experiences.
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| Spanning an area of 25,000 square meters both indoors and outdoors, the Expo showcases weapons and military equipment from over 200 organizations and enterprises representing more than 30 countries, both domestic and international. (Photo: Nguyen Hong) |
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| At the Expo, visitors have the opportunity to see firsthand a wide range of weapons and military equipment, including Air Defense–Air Force systems and devices, Naval systems and equipment, Army gear, and Security equipment systems. (Nguyen Hong) |
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| A variety of items, weapons, and equipment from different countries are showcased at the Expo. (Photo: Nguyen Hong) |
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| A variety of items, weapons, and equipment from different countries are showcased at the Expo. (Photo: Nguyen Hong) |
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| Visitors have the opportunity to try shooting various firearms, including pistols and AK submachine guns. (Photo: Nguyen Hong) |
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| Nguyen Huy Phuc, a student from the University of Commerce, arrived early in the morning to queue for entry to the exhibition. The young man explored all the firearms on display and spent time interacting with booth representatives to learn more about the showcased weapons. (Photo: Nguyen Hong) |
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| "There are so many types of weapons I’ve learned about for the first time, especially being able to see and touch them in person. The AK submachine gun is much heavier than the one I used during military training," said student Huy Phuc. (Photo: Nguyen Hong) |
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| The firearm models are equipped with wireless recoil generators to provide a realistic sensation when pulling the trigger. After each shot, the sound of gunfire is simulated through a speaker system, enhancing the authenticity and excitement for visitors experiencing the shooting. (Photo: Nguyen Hong) |
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| The people and visitors also have the opportunity to directly experience equipment from different military branches, such as walkie-talkies, signal transmitters, military trucks, and more. Among these, the public can even have the chance to sit in the XCB-01 infantry fighting vehicle, which is produced in Vietnam. (Photo: Nguyen Hong) |
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| Visitors are lining up to experience virtual reality. (Photo: Nguyen Hong) |
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| At the Expo, the AI-integrated robotic dogs have attracted many visitors, especially young children. (Photo: Nguyen Hong)
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