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  Discover the New Veterans Culture Portal: Your One-Stop Resource for 2026

  The Ministry of Veterans Affairs consolidates various cultural content related to veterans, offering videos, photos, records, and educational materials.

  2026.05.11
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  Korean Men's Table Tennis Team Shocks China: Insights and Strategies for 2026 Championship

  The Ministry of National Defense plans to thank Pocheon residents affected by last year's air force accident and recruit observers for 2026 joint training.

  2026.05.07
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  How the Korean Army's New Operational Range Will Transform Military Strategy by 2028

  The army is redefining operational scope for combat units to minimize confusion over personnel and weapon requirements amid resource changes.

  2026.05.07
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  Major Military Shakeup: 4 Generals Dismissed Over Emergency Martial Law Violations

  The Ministry of Defense announced severe disciplinary actions against four officers for violating duty during the December 3 emergency.

  2026.05.06
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  KF-21 Delayed: What It Means for South Korea's Defense Strategy and Future

  Criticism of the government's defense industry policy and calls for a new control tower for defense amid KF-21 delays.

  2026.05.01
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  Become a Certified Security Interpreter: Enroll in the KWO Specialized Security Course Today!

  The War Memorial of Korea is recruiting students for the KWO Security Program focusing on war, military, and security education.

  2026.04.29
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  2026 Joint Amphibious Training: How South Korea's Navy and Marines Enhance Combat Readiness

  The Navy and Marine Corps conducted joint operations in Pohang, enhancing amphibious assault capabilities and teamwork.

  2026.04.28
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  2026 Air Force Enlistment: How the New Random Selection System Eases Recruitment Burdens

  The military introduced a computerized lottery to ease the enlistment burden for 4,079 air force recruits set for 2026.

  2026.04.24
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  68% of South Koreans Believe in the Existence of Spies: What This Means for National Security

  A survey reveals 68% believe spies exist, with 46.9% opposing the transfer of spy investigations to military police.

  2026.04.18
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