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February 11, 2011 · about 15 years ago

South Korea:Navy’s Special Warfare Brigade Sees Jump in Applications

The nation is seeing an increase in the number of young South Koreans who are applying to join the Navy’s special warfare brigade… (kbs) [mappress] Source:kbs , February 11, 2011;

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The nation is seeing an increase in the number of young South Koreans who are applying to join the Navy’s special warfare brigade…

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Source:kbs , February 11, 2011;

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