<Anchor> There
are over 1,000 Korean soldiers dispatched overseas to celebrate Chuseok in foreign lands.
Soldiers dispatched overseas also delivered Chuseok greetings along with their dynamic activities.
Reporter Hak-Hwi Kim reports.
<Reporter> This
is a Chuseok greeting from the members of the Cheonghae Corps, who are carrying out a mission to protect our ship from pirates based in the waters of Aden Bay, Somalia.
[Cheonghae Department Members: Fellow citizens, be a healthy and abundant Hangawi.
Go ahead, Korea.
Fighting!] This is
the Lebanese Dongmyeong Troop with the longest record of dispatching troops to the UN peacekeepers in South Korea.
[There are no specifics between reconnaissance.
I will end the operation at the present time and return to the garrison.]
I can't relax the tension in the surveillance and reconnaissance operations that continue day after day.
[Corporation Do-Hwan Kim/Dongmyeong Corps: (Is it worth living? Are you safe?) Yes, of course.
It's Chuseok, but I can't go to it.
(What do I do. Mom is going to cry.)] In
Arabic, the unit of'Ark' means brother.
After jumping off the helicopter, searching for a village in the middle of the desert, and completing high-intensity training, the troops sent cheering greetings to the people suffering from Corona 19.
[Ark Corps Member: I wish you a happy Chuseok without losing your laughter even in Corona 19.
Salute to the people.
cohesion!]
Overseas troops dispatched for Chuseok in remote foreign lands Currently, there are about 1,000 Korean soldiers in all four locations.
[Hanbit Troop Member: Hanbit Troop Fighting!
Fighting Korea!
Fellow Koreans, have a pleasant Hangawi.]