Military Service System in South Korea

Military Service System in South Korea

Duty granted to male citizens aged 18 or older in accordance with the Constitution of the Republic of Korea. It was implemented in 1951 after the Korean War. That is Article 3 Clause 1 of the Military Service Act in South Korea. Only those who have reached the age of 18 who meet certain levels of mental, academic, and condition are included in the list of active duty, and must serve as soldiers who have been forced into active service by the Republic of Korea Army for about a year and a half.

South Korean soldiers in training

Service period

1 year and 6 months: Army, Marine Corps, full-time reserve (Army, Marine, Marine), Mandatory Police, Katusa

1 Year and 8 Months: Navy, Coast Guard, Mandatory Fire Brigade

1 year and 9 months: Air Force, Social Service Personnel

1 year and 11 months: Industrial Functional Personnel (Supplementary Station)

2 years and 10 months: industrial functional personnel (currently), arts and sports personnel

3 years: public service law officer, public defense veterinarian, public health doctor, military service examination specialist, on-board service reserve, professional research.Circle

Military Service Disposal Standards

Sortation	1 rate	2 rate	3 rate	4 rate	5 rate	6 rate	7 rate
University	active duty			Reservist duty	wartime labor role	exemption from military service	Re-inspection target
high school graduate
expulsion from high school	Reservist duty
middle school graduate
Middle school dropout or below

Class-specific features

Members above the gangway

A rank above a sergeant is a rank, a public official in a particular position. Therefore, the latter half of education is not included in the service period, unlike conscripts, because it is of the nature of probation.

The period during which commissioned education or other education as a soldier is also excluded from the mandatory service period.

Officer

• Basically, he is commissioned as a second lieutenant, but some professional officers are commissioned as lieutenant, captain, or major, depending on their experience or qualifications. Major.
• In the case of three-year short-term service, he will be discharged.

1. A military doctor who has clinical experience as a specialist or has obtained a master's degree or higher in medicine.

• Captain. In the case of three-year short-term service, he will be discharged as is.

1. Doctorate Officer of the Agency for Defense Development
2. A physician who has more than three years of clinical experience or has been commissioned after completing a resident.
3. A military officer who has served in the military or has a clerical career of more than three years.
4. In the case of a Ph.D. holder who is commissioned as a professional officer

• Lieutenant. In the case of three-year short-term service, he is discharged as captain.

1. In the case of a accounting officer with at least one year's service experience.
2. military judicial officer
3. a military surgeon who has been commissioned after completing his internship
4. Where a military officer is commissioned without military service or has a clerical period of not more than three years;
5. a veterinarian
6. Where some of those with master's degrees are commissioned by professional officers.

Quasi-Commissioner

• a single rank as a lieutenant
• Completion of basic school, five years after appointment
• Quasi-commissioned officers engaged in the required technical fields (excluding those appointed as associate officers from supervisors and masters) may apply for the 10th and 7th year of military service in the 7th year.

Noncommissioned officer

• Mostly a sergeant.
• Completion of Noncommissioned Officer's School, 4 years after appointment
• Non-commissioned officer of long-term service [18] is eligible for full-time application in the 7th year.
• If a sergeant is commissioned as a professional sergeant, he or she shall be added up to three times, including three years of military service or up to six months of military service (one year and six months)

1. Unfinished (private resources)
2. Re-applied by a soldier, sergeant, or sergeant discharged from the military.
3. Among those who have not completed their military service, if they leave the Korea Military Academy, the Korea Naval Academy, or the Korea Air Force Academy in the fourth grade, they will serve for the duration of their military service, including basic military education.
4. When a retired lieutenant applies as a noncommissioned officer. In this case, a sergeant (Jin) is commissioned and promoted to a sergeant one year after the sergeant's appointment.

Soldier

• enlist almost as a second-class soldier Except for the following exceptions.
• Among the graduates of the police college, those who did not serve in the military are Army Sgt. Rifle, who enlist as platoon leader of the compulsory police unit.
• In the case of active duty (including convertible service), the period of service according to rank will be changed from 2020 to two months for second-class soldiers, six months for first-class soldiers, six months for first-class soldiers, and the remaining period for sergeant.

Unit Name

1 Field Army

Field Army

The term refers to units of unit formation that are larger than a group and smaller than a group. Field forces are composed of headquarters, usually made up of multiple divisions or control at least one corps. Affecting combat at the field level is the movement of divisions or reinforcements between the subordinate corps to increase pressure on the enemy at the decisive point of war. Field forces are commanded by a general or lieutenant general.

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9 CORPS MARK

It is a tactical unit unit in the middle of a field army and a division. The minimum basic size of the armed forces in a country of some size other than the state of affairs or state of affairs is one corps. The commanding officer of the corps is usually the lieutenant general, and sometimes the general is in charge when the situation is not favorable. It consists of at least two divisions, with an average of 20,000 to 40,000 troops.

7 Division mark

Division

It is one of the units of troops in the military, a military organization larger than the regiment or brigade and smaller than the corps, and a top-level unit of the Imperial Compilation Unit. No regulations are drawn up from above the corps.

Brigade

One of the arrangements of the military organization, the size is larger than the regiment and smaller than the division. The commander is a brigadier general or colonel. In the 21st century, the concept of independent brigades has reappeared and is widely used around the world as a major tactical discharge organization along with the concept of division. The infantry brigade consists of 3,000 to 5,000 troops.

Regiment

The regiment is about 3,000 people. A colonel is usually appointed as a regimental commander, but in some cases a lieutenant colonel is appointed. The regiment is still the largest unit of troops, consisting of one unit, including infantry / artillery / armour / engineer. However, this concept faded as several military departments were mixed up within the regiment. In the modern army, several separate regiments are gathered to form a division, and the infantry and armoured regiments, the main focus of the division, are supported by other soldiers and units within the same division.

Battalion

A system larger than a major and smaller than a regiment or regiment. When describing a battalion, it is called batalion in the army infantry and squadron in the cavalry and air force. The battalion's commanders are usually major or lieutenant colonel and usually have 300 to 1,000 (or 800) troops and an average of around 500. In the case of the Republic of Korea Armed Forces, a lieutenant colonel is usually in charge, while in the case of the local division or the Air Force, a major is also in charge of the battalion.

Company

It is a unit arrangement that is larger than a platoon and smaller than a platoon. It is the last unit of discharge that functions within a military organization. Therefore, the recognition of command authority is not given, but the company acknowledges it.

Platoon

As a unit of organization of troops, it is larger than a squad and smaller than a major unit. Originally, it was the largest unit with no officers, but in order to develop the command and leadership capabilities of the newly commissioned so-called officers, it was first assigned to a platoon commander and promoted to a company commander. Usually, it consists of three divisions and a platoon headquarters (a platoon leader and a platoon leader, a machine gunner and a noncommissioned officer, and a communications soldier).