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The scene of the meeting of the Creative Youth Award Council in the Army with representatives from units of the Navy. Through the survey, the leaders, commanders, agencies, units and the Youth Union’s organization have been correctly aware of, clearly defined the purpose, meaning and role, and the creativity of youth. like TTST movement. In 2020, the Nguyen Phan Vinh Award and the TTST Award in the Army will continue to be widely propagated in units and groups in the Military Service. The institutions of the delegation organized, thoroughly grasped, studied and studied systematically the Regulation on operation of the Prize; at the same time build a serious implementation plan. As of December 2020, there were 90 works documents (topics, initiatives) of the units participating in the Nguyen Phan Vinh Prize. Prize Council Nguyen Phan Vinh has selected 34 quality projects to participate in the 21th Military TT Award. These works have been basically applied in practice, bringing efficiency in implementation. training duties, SSC of the unit. Before that, the youth of the Army had 34 works participating in the 20th Army’s TTST Award and won 1 First prize, 3 Second prizes, 4 Third prizes and 8 Consolation prizes. Most of the projects that won the first, second, and third awards in the 20th Army have been applied in practice, bringing efficiency in training and SSC of the unit. Typically, the project “The Torpedo Complex … shooting practice and the test machine system for general inspection training” has been effectively applied in the technical assurance practice at the Technical Assurance Center. Military Region 2. The project “Integrated controller … for the bomb launcher on a microcontroller-based embedded system …” is currently serving the task of teaching, learning and simulation training at the Naval Academy. The project “Simulation of structure, transceiver principle and operating modes of sonar …” has been deployed to all maritime departments of the naval regions serving ships on sea missions. effective. The project “Designing and manufacturing frequency gauges … on the Torpedo line …” has been and is being used practically in repairing and on ships on sea duty in Navy Zone 1 … The author’s representative of the Navy Military Service reports the results of the research work. At the meeting, the Delegation of the Army’s TTI Award Council heard the report on research results and practical application of a number of works of the youth of the Army participating in the 21st Army’s TTI Award. The mission recognized and received comments and suggestions to improve the quality of the TTST Award activities in the Army; at the same time, suggesting to open up a number of contents and solutions to promote eco-market activities in units in the entire Navy.