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1. www.90daykorean.com › military-serviMilitary Service in Korea – Serving the Country - 90 Day Korean

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   Jul 12, 2024 · All Korean men between the ages of 18 and 35 are required to perform military service. While mandatory service is not applicable for women, South Korea does allow them to enlist.

2. ubitto.com › blog › 10-things-to-know-about-korean10 Things To Know About South Korean Military Service - uBitto

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   Jun 14, 2019 · The military service in South Korea has 2 divisions; active duty and public service. Normally serving on active duty is considered more respectable than serving as a civil servant because it's seen as taking the easy way out. The bias is very evident in the way the two servicemen are treated.

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3. carnegieendowment.org › posts › 2019Why Doesn’t South Korea Have Full Control Over Its Military?

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   Aug 21, 2019 · As things currently stand, South Korea has operational control of its military under armistice conditions, but the United States would take over in wartime. This arrangement is unique to the U.S.-South Korea alliance.

4. gogohanguk.com › military-service-in-south-koreaHow military service in South Korea works - Go! Go! Hanguk

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   Feb 23, 2022 · In the Republic of Korea Navy (대한민국 해군) the period will be 20 months, while in the Republic of Korea Air Force (대한민국 공군) it will be 22 months. Finally, those chosen for civilian service will be tasked to serve the country for 1 year and 9 months.

5. www.csis.org › analysis › south-koreas-offensiveSouth Korea’s Offensive Military Strategy and Its Dilemma

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   Feb 29, 2024 · What is South Korea's offensive military strategy? Does North Korea fully understand South Korea's defensive intent as well as its firm resolve to counterattack? Sungmin Cho explains the strategy, dilemma and more in this Korea Chair Platform.

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6. www.lowyinstitute.org › the-interpreter › debatingDebating South Korea’s mandatory military service | Lowy ...

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   Sep 7, 2018 · The Moon Jae-in administration currently plans to reduce mandatory military service to 18 months. In face of recent events, it’s also promised to review the military service exemption system. Both plans are already attracting controversy, and there’s little political will to push for further reform.

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   Should South Korea have mandatory military service?

   • Critics argue South Korea’s mandatory military service system is more likely to train recruits in make-up and skin care than it is to prepare them to defend the country. Others see mandatory military service as an obstacle to transforming South Korean society.

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   Is military service a good thing in South Korea?

   • The military service in South Korea has 2 divisions; active duty and public service. Normally serving on active duty is considered more respectable than serving as a civil servant because it's seen as taking the easy way out. The bias is very evident in the way the two servicemen are treated.

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   Does South Korea have a military strategy?

   • South Korea's military strategy has become increasingly offensive over the past decade. In the 2012 defense white paper, preemptive or retaliatory strikes were not included as part of South Korea's military strategy. In February 2013, the Ministry of Defense introduced the "Kill Chain" strategy, marking a significant departure.

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   Does South Korea have a military?

   • South Korea has not had wartime operational control of its forces since before the Korean War. On July 14, 1950, then South Korean president Syngman Rhee handed control of the fledgling South Korean military to General Douglas MacArthur, the commander of the United Nations Command (UNC).

   Why Doesn’t South Korea Have Full Control Over Its Military?

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   Is South Korean military service a right of passage?

   • South Korean military service is often regarded as a right of passage for men in Korea. Despite having a lot of conversation about our favorite idols going to serve in the military, not many know about the stories behind the gates. So let me tell you an insider's experience on South Korean military service.

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   How to join the military in South Korea?

   • Joining the military service in South Korea involves a few steps. When a Korean boy officially turns 19 (following the ‘Korean count’), he is required by the government to undergo an extensive medical examination. This exam will determine what kind of service the person will render to the country.

   How military service in South Korea works - Go! Go! Hanguk

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8. www.britannica.com › place › South-KoreaSouth Korea - Military, Security, Defense | Britannica

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   2 days ago · Military service is compulsory for all males. South Korea’s main military objective is to deter an attack by the North. To that end it has a Mutual Defense Treaty (1953) with the United States, and a large contingent of U.S. troops is stationed in the country.