To put it simple, the main thing is the size of the country and its geographic placement. South Korea is a pretty small country, So there aren't as many people willing to join the military as a JOB. Also, Korea is bordered and surrounded by strong forces(ex.China, North Korea, Japan.) So they have to be able to defend themselves.
It's mandatory to do military service for 21 months in South Korea, that's all I could find, sorry x
Are you asking if he's gay? I don't think so. Either way, there is no new that he has a boyfriend nor girlfriend and has just recently joined Korea's mandatory 2-year military service.
The laws in South Korea have progressively changed over the years, due to the shift in governmental powers that have control over South Korea, and also to variances in political stability with North Korea. In the early eighties, restrictions due to age limitations permitted only those who were under the age of 35 to begin completion of their military service, however at the time, the political parties that were in control over South Korea were prospering within an agreeable state of armistice with North Korea. In the state whereby South Korea finds itself without peace with North Korea, the latest age where a person may begin his mandatory military service can become a relative state.
Yes. Males in the Republic of Korea are required to serve two years of compulsory military service, and are subject to recall for eight years afterwards. Military service is also mandatory in the DPRK (North Korea).
The one I was looking at is the United Nations service medal for korea.
yes
Korea Military Academy was created on 1946-05-01.
The motto of Korea Military Academy is 'Wisdom, Integrity, and Courage'.
Korea Military Academy's motto is '지, 인, 용'.
It is still manufactured in Korea by Daewoo. It is not, and has not been in service of the US military. It is used by police and miliatry forces of unspecified countries.
Korea Art Service was created in 1998.
Conscription is the required service of citizens in the military. It is often called the draft. Several nations still have conscription such as South Korea and Thailand.