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Sergeant Bae Jun-hyeong (left), Korea’s first multicultural non-commissioned officer, and Han
Sergeant Giyeop. Coming from a multicultural family, we trained together and supported each other.
It is said that help will come (Photo / Provided by Defense Daily)

Marine Corps Private Unelim (27, left) and his mother Rosalina
Mr. Flores was at the Marine Corps Education and Training Center in Pohang on February 29th.
7157th class 1 talking about Bomi facing each other at the water ceremony.
Unel Kim “I followed my father into the Marine Corps”
He enlisted in the Marine Corps on January 76th of this year and is currently an artilleryman in Ganghwa Island.
Unelim serving in the unit (27th Marine Corps 7757th Unit 1)
Private Lee lived with his father Woon Sang-ho (43) and his mother in Philippe.
Born to Rosalina Flores (47)
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Multicultural family twins from the 73rd Army Division
(Seoul-Yonhap News) Between a Korean father and a Filipino mother
Born in the 73rd Army Division and raised in the Philippines from the age of 6.
Chae Soo-dong, Corporal Life (23). They are twin brothers, 6 years old last year.
He volunteered for military service in February. 2012.7.18 << Ministry of National Defense >>
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Private Harris Justem
Because this is Korea where I lived and grew up.
I decided to enlist with the thought that I would not return home like a man.

Jungsem Ibang Aris Justem
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Russia is mixed race
Ensign Panamarov Daniel
Commissioned in 2018

Yeok Jeong
‘I feel like I have become a real Korean through military service’
(23-year-old sergeant – Dominican mother)

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Oh Ji Soo
“Multicultural background is my competitive edge.
(20-year-old private – Philly mother)
I am proud to fulfill my military service obligation as a citizen.

Jeong Woo-cheol
“I am a Korean born and raised in Korea.
Proud of the point
(21-year-old corporal – Japanese mother)
“My two younger brothers will also be enlisting soon.”

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Hwacheon-Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Sang-hak = Giving up Chinese nationality
There is a soldier who acquired Korean nationality and enlisted in K, which is a hot topic.
The main character of the topic is Dong Yeon-mang (20), who is serving in the 15th Division of the Army.
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Enlisted in the 17th Army Division as an accompanying enlisted soldier.
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My mother is Japanese, and I am a Korean soldier.
JoongAng Ilbo
Updated 2014.10.02 1048
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Private Park Cheol-in of the Western Front’s ‘Invincible Sword Unit’ died on the night of the 1st.
Private Park is on guard duty. His mother
He is a Japanese multicultural soldier. If you give up your Korean nationality
You don’t have to go to the military, but you don’t have to. country

USA; Even though he was a Chilean citizen, he proudly joined the military.
Reporter Soon Jeong-woo
Entered 2014-06-03 16.12
Modified 2014-06-03 16.19
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Jasmin Lee’s son, ‘the first multicultural member of the National Assembly’
Enlisting in the military… “When I was about to send him off, I started crying.”
Entered: 2076.09.06 23.59
Modified: 2016.09.06 23.59
Seoul Newspaper launched
118th anniversary
young man, isolated
‘The last sulka before entering the hospital’
On the afternoon of the 6th, Jasmin Lee (3
9) Former congressman Lee Seung-geun (20), a son of heaven who enlisted on this day, is taking pictures of Sulkaji20
16.9.6
Yonhap News

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Russian multicultural soldier votes for the first time in his life
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Private Lim Ha-neul of the Army’s 7th Division Supplementary Company

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