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(1)the Marine Corps
(2)2011 flag bearers
(3)My name is Yoon Sung Hoon

(1)I want to go with 1
(2)I volunteered for the Marine Corps that I’ve always admired
(3)After seven weeks of hard training, I became a real marine

(1)The first day I came to the army
(2)I see a dog in the restaurant

(1)Mixed Dog
(2)His name is Jjamgu. He’s about 2 years old

(1)It’s said that the marshal brought him in last year

(1)To put it into words
(2)I don’t eat it
(3)The officer who brought in Jjamgu was strict and unreasonable FM style, so he caught a lot of seniors

(1)The angry seniors began to vent their anger on the stern experiences

(1)Bad luck or something

(1)luring someone with food, kicking him, or shooting him with a rubber band
(2)Someone even drew straight eyebrows with magic on his face

(1)Then, Jjam-gu slowly avoided us, and one day, when I forgot about it

(1)Summer 2018

(1)I’m wearing a bottle
(2)It’s finally the day to get the first ticket for senior workers

(1)His successor is Private Yeo Jin-soo

(1)This guy is also on his first shift after completing his boot camp

(1)So today is a meaningful day for both of us

(1)Did I prepare a lot of fun stories

(1)What am I doing? Are you ignoring me

(1)Yeo Jinsoo, I’m Yoon Sunghoon. Can you exercise at the training ground at night

(1)What am I saying

(1)Then I definitely saw something moving around in the training camp

(1)The line was too strange to be an executive on night patrol, so I called the Wokey Toki’s office

(1)Is there anyone on patrol at my battalion’s fire station

(1)There’s no one like that

(1)I’m currently moving something around the training camp
(2)Please check.

(1)The conditioner came to the smokehouse to identify the suspicious object, and shortly afterwards at Walkie Talkie

(1)An elk appears in the situation soldier’s training ground, an elk appears!!!
(2)Oh my god

(1)What an elk!

(1)If you’re flustered, it’s better to run towards someone who can help you
(2)He jumped toward us because he thought it would be nice

(1)I won’t go out
(2)I’m in the middle
(3)I continued to report the situation to the communication room with a walkie talkie

(1)That day, the battalion commander
(2)I transferred to the new school district, and I was a lieutenant

(1)The embarrassed commander hurriedly presses the lightning rod button

(1)Lightning team is on the move
(2)Commander, Lightning Team is on the move!!!a mobile strike similar to the Lightning Group Five-Bun Standby

(1)When the siren goes off
(2)The eyes of our company, which was sleeping, flashed

(1)(Singing “Crying~”
(2)At that time, our battalion had a commanding officer press the reformation button once every two or three weeks

(1)Wowww
(2)He was the first to send a reward night out to a marine who came to the beginning of the year

(1)The lightning rod raced with joy and took up the baton

(1)The senior sailors, who were wasting time, held a broomstick dustpan, etc

(1)I jumped to the guard post

(1)What is it.
(2)I see an elk in front of me

(1)It’s your first time experiencing it, and everyone is frozen!

(1)The sergeant next to the officer on duty who ran late shouted at the elk

(1)You’re a watchman! #$# $Hit that thing!!

(1)I gave him an instruction that made me wonder if it made sense even now

(1)Senior 1 day – Private charge ahead!

(1)The seniors charged Private Il-Secondary with a slap on the wrist

(1)The successors raised their batons and broomsticks and shouted loudly
(2)I jumped at the elk

(1)The purpose was to scare the elk out of the guardhouse rather than really beating him up

(1)But the elk had great courage

(1)The 30 marines who caught the ghost did not budge at all

(1)Marine! (Sigh!!!

(1)The elk kicked the first successor to rush in and began to rush in on the Marines

(1)The battered successor collapsed, clutching the hit area on the spot, and the other marines were embarrassed and alive

(1)Things
(2)That’s what they saw

(1)Showing off his huge muscles, he takes the stick and charges against the elk

(1)But the elk’s iron birthplace was so frustrating
(2)a falling line of wounded soldiers

(1)Like Reid’s boss
(2)I saw him shaking off our marines

(1)in the presence of the wild
(2)I realized how vulnerable humans are

(1)Oh, my
(2)The elk didn’t even think about going out no matter how much we shouted and swung the baton, and our damage was getting bigger

(1)In the third car, Retona, the operations officer, the driver, with the lights up, the clock went off

(1)Driver, get out of the way!!!!

(1)The elk seems to have flown three meters

(1)Oh my god

(1)Oh my god
(2)We cheered as if we had caught the boss on the raid

(1)This is the high technology that humans have, and I’ll never ignore them again

(1)The elk that fell down
(2)as if nothing had happened

(1)He jumped up, jumped into the air, and roared at us

(1)A black shadow that appeared from somewhere quickly bit the elk’s neck

(1)It was a long time ago

(1)Surprised, the elk struggles with a groan and succeeds in shaking off Jjamgu

(1)But Jjam-gu wasn’t just a dog, but a real marine who had experienced the Marine Corps Jjam-bab

(1)He got up quickly, bit his hind legs, and when he fell, he bit his side again

(1)Eventually, the elk is the only place in all directions that’s open

(1)It bounced quickly towards the guard post

(1)After kicking such an elk out of the unit, Jjam-gu barked in front of the guard post for a long time

(1)I can’t believe that the guy who was lying down and acting cute defeated that amazing elk

(1)Our damage was great

(1)There were quite a few wounded soldiers, including a marine who broke his ribs

(1)Later, it turned out that
(2)It’s not a wound from an elk

(1)It is said that the control rod that he had fallen while running broke down because it pressed the chest area

(1)I see. You got me
(2)The battalion commander, who was briefed, presented a wonderful house to the true Marine, Jan-gu

(1)He issued a strict silence on the elk case