the wrath of a professional soldier’s wife

(1)INBUM CHUN 6 hours ago.
(2)I’m a professional soldier’s wife.
(3)I laughed a lot when someone, the Secretary of Defense, said that his salary was 2.8 million won.
(4)My husband has been a soldier for 8 years.
(5)Sergeant. My monthly salary is 2.1 million won.
(6)He joined the army at a young age.
(7)I want to be a great person to protect. Apply.
(8)And he doesn’t have the freedom to do he doesn’t have the freedom.
(9)I spent 8 years.
(10)If the official residence is all old and there is no official residence is old.
(11)I can’t go in and live waiting for a house I don’t know when I’ll get it.
(12)I can’t wash up or eat properly for days, train in the mountains at minus 20 degrees, and roll on the dirt above 30 degrees.

(1)You roll on the dirt floor.
(2)But I was responsible for it.
(3)He was my husband. I loved that.
(4)I feel bad for her and I feel bad for her.
(5)My salary is low according to my salary, so I have to make a single income.
(6)It’s ridiculous to plan for the future.
(7)It’s my salary and vacation. I want to use it on a day.
(8)It’s not something you can use when you have it.
(9)We have to compare people’s schedules and husband’s schedules and write them in agreement with each other, and because there are dangerous areas, we are far away, such as holidays and family events.
(10)I can’t even participate.
(11)Even if you want to plan for a second-year-old, you have to train frequently.
(12)There are a lot of things to consider, such as moving to work, so I even make specific plans.
(13)I can’t do it.

(1)I haven’t even made a specific plan.
(2)Others say soldiers give houses, but what do you mean?
(3)I’m asking if it’s a problem.
(4)You could be assigned to a place with a small official residence.
(5)in the unlikely event that one’s place of work will be moved.
(6)I want to settle down here, work here, and I want to take care of my
(7)Even if I raise him, when he gets used to it,
(8)we can move back to the next stage.
(9)I become more careful.
(10)So, we’re going to do everything we can.
(11)You have to consider it, you have to give it up, and it’s common.
(12)I live without the freedom of weekends and holidays.
(13)But you’re dealing with pensions and insurance for those struggling professional soldiers.
(14)30 years of hard work, my husband’s pension,
(15)I’m getting my retirement allowance, but why would I…

(1)10 years behind the scenes.
(2)You’re struggling for your country, and you’re paying insurance premiums.
(3)If you can’t give it away, why would you give that impression?
(4)If you look at the results of the military pension,
(5)It’s true that it’s better than other occupations.
(6)But you’ve had a hard time getting your pension.
(7)Is there any merit in knowing people’s processes?
(8)a ten-year pension
(9)Soldiers have to put in at least 20 years, and retirement benefits are included in the pension, and when others pay 100,000 won, soldiers pay 200,000 won, and when others retire at the age of 60, soldiers pay 55.
(10)I’m retiring.
(11)When you live and work in the area you want,
(12)The soldier moved to a place he didn’t want.
(13)I’ll get used to it again.
(14)I hope you get night allowance and holiday allowance.
(15)Here we go, LOLohon, everything there.

(1)I hope you get night allowance and holiday allowance.
(2)When a soldier calls you when you work, he runs.
(3)I have to help you.
(4)Everyone around him is discharged from the military.
(5)I’d like him to be discharged from the military.
(6)But I have to make a living.
(7)I tried to hold it in, but the question was,
(8)It’s getting bigger and no improvement.
(9)I don’t know how to tell you to hold out anymore.
(10)A soldier is willing to die on a mission with his life as collateral, which is a sad thing to say.
(11)The state is the priority of soldiers over their families.
(12)But if you treat them the same way as others,
(13)Who can give their lives for the country?
(14)Even if it’s not special treatment, the existing benefits…
(15)I don’t think we should reduce it.
(16)If there are no soldiers, who can protect Korea?

(1)Even if it’s not special treatment, the existing benefits…
(2)I don’t think we should reduce it.
(3)If there are no soldiers, who can protect the Republic of Korea? Please touch the soldiers.
(4)Please roll it.