Soldiers Abandoned: Inside Look at the Harsh Reality Facing Military LeadersIn South Korea’s military structure, soldiers mean those holding ranks above lieutenant and below commander. They essentially command soldiers and oversee operations, intelligence, transportation, and other military specializations. While they are required to have high levels of education, character, and responsibility, they have traditionally been highly respected and admired in Korean society. However, the popularity […]
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Soldiers Abandoned: Inside Look at the Harsh Reality Facing Military Leaders In South Korea’s military structure, soldiers mean those holding ranks above lieutenant and below commander. They essentially command soldiers and oversee operations, intelligence, transportation, and other military specializations. While they are required to have high levels of education, character, and responsibility, they have traditionally been highly respected and admired in Korean society. However, the popularity […]
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