S: FOR PEACE is a programme by Vietnam Today that highlights Việt Nam’s commitment to peace, security, and international cooperation. Through modern storytelling and powerful visuals, the show explores the role of the Vietnamese armed forces in protecting people during peacetime. It features topics such as disaster response, engineering missions, peacekeeping operations, and advanced defence technology. The programme also presents the human side of soldiers, showcasing dedication, discipline, and service to the community. By combining strength with compassion, S FOR PEACE offers international audiences a fresh perspective on Việt Nam’s defence forces. It reflects the country’s message of readiness, responsibility, and peace.
This episode of S: For Peace focuses on the vital and irreplaceable role of the Việt Nam military medical force, particularly in delivering healthcare services to border communities and remote areas.
Though the war is long over, many fallen soldiers have yet to make their final journey home. In S: for Peace, we follow the people working quietly to change that, from teams searching former battlefields to scientists identifying and preserving remains. Though their work differs, they share the same purpose: bringing the missing home, paying tribute to their sacrifice, and helping families find long-awaited answers.
Despite being recognised for its stable security environment, Việt Nam remains vigilant and ready for any terrorist threat, with special forces as the core vanguard. Female combatants are a vital part of this elite force: silent, disciplined and always ready.
Security today is no longer defined by war or border conflicts, but by the ability to prepare for what has yet to happen - at any moment. Decades after the war, Vietnam’s Engineering Corps continues to fight an unseen battle: against hidden explosives, emerging threats, and the forces of nature. Through relentless training and quiet precision, they stand on the front line of peace, protecting lives.