[Interview file] The plight of the non-mainstream chief of staff... Shadows of Darkening Darkness

Recently, Army Chief of Staff Nam Young-shin and Naval Chief of Staff Bu Seok-jong are popular with everyone.

President Nam Young-shin's remarks on the relationship between the officer and the NCO, and President Bu Seok-jong's dinner issue with the new staff.

There are also voices called Byeonggai-sama (兵家之常事), and many criticize the behavior of the two chiefs of staff.

It's not just a trivial thing to cover up, but it's actually a big deal.

If you are not happy with the command and actions of the generals, senior and junior officers of any kind can raise issues.

You must obey the policies and operations that have been decided, but otherwise you can make a self-assertion.

The democratic army should.

If President Bu Seok-jong's dinner and President Nam Young-shin's remarks aren't overwhelming, he can of course criticize him.

It was enough if I managed to criticize and communicate and resolve.

However, the process and the end are not terrifying.

At this point, I can't help but ask if the source of the words and writings of criticism pouring out toward the chief of staff is pure.

President Bu Seok-jong was the first Naval Chief of Staff from Jeju, a third region other than Yeongnam-do and Honam-do, and President Nam Young-shin was the first fatalist and the first Army Chief of Staff from the school district.

What they have in common is the minority of our military's highest command.

It's rare.

It is necessary to examine whether the military vested powers or temporarily alienated forces are attacking non-mainstream chiefs of staff unfairly.

It is because the clues of such abuse and traces of the project are being revealed one by one.

Naval Chief of Staff Bu Seok-jong had a meal with three new staff at the mission on the evening of the 8th.

Served with accompaniment.

The meal ended before 9 o'clock, the Navy confirmed.

About an hour later, a sergeant disappeared from a high-speed guided missile that was operating in the southern seas of Baengnyeong Island.

After the president's meal was over, a disappearance accident occurred.

Therefore, there is no accusation that the president enjoyed meals and accompaniment even though the sergeant went missing.

Shortly after the disappearance accident, the Navy convened an emergency response team to take action.

Chief of Staff Seok-jong Bu managed the situation by receiving reports over the phone.

That is the role of the Chief of Staff.

Initially, the Chief of Staff only had military power, but no military command.

Operation in the contact area is commanded by a command system leading to the Ministry of Defense, Joint Chiefs, Operation Command, and 2nd Fleet.

Therefore, it makes no sense to assume the general's responsibility for commanding the Sergeant Missing Operation.

Eating with staff outside of business hours is not without criticism.

Due to Corona 19, the Chief of Staff had dinner with the staff in a yard where all soldiers' vacations and outings were controlled, and private meetings and dinners were postponed.

It was a bit inappropriate, even as a dining room to meet hands and feet with the newly assigned staff.

But that doesn't mean we're going to make a riot like this.

The army should not be shaken by this kind of thing, and the army should not be shaken by this kind of thing.

, Was It

On December 21, last year, Army Chief of Staff Nam Young-shin held a videoconference with the chief executives of the battalion-level or higher units.

Mr. Nam addressed the issues of honor and inferiority when the officer spoke with the NCO.

Prior to this, it was a measure to draw attention after several unfavorable things happened between the officer and the NCO.

In response, several chief executives filed a complaint with the National Human Rights Commission of Korea about Mr. Nam's remarks.

They insisted that the Army Chief of Staff insisted that "an officer is allowed to speak plainly to the sergeant," violating the moral rights of the sergeant.

In the hierarchical military order of Sangmyung Habok, an officer is the superior of the NCO.

Even a new officer can instruct the senior sergeant in plain language.

But on a daily basis, they are respectful to each other.

There may be cases in which an officer who is a torture officer who has a lot of manners and walls talks to his father's sergeant, but these advisors are everywhere in the world.

It is known that there was a difficult situation to disclose that Nam Young-shin had to re-establish the hierarchical order of officers and deputies.

It would have been nice if the staff who were offended by the Chief of Staff's remarks expressed regret to the top senior senior officer of the army and organized it, or that the Chief of Staff had persuaded the senior officers in the first place.

That was about it.

It is not a matter to shake the Chief of Staff.

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It was at 8 am on the 19th that the case of President Bu Seok-jong was first reported.

As if waiting for the report, a petition for the Blue House was raised about 9 o'clock, just an hour later, saying, "Stop President Bu Seok-jong."

The dissemination of national petitions through Internet comments began at 9:42.

The Department of Defense, known for its sluggishness, ordered an appreciation to the Vice-President that afternoon.

All of these processes were accomplished in one day, like a military operation or lightning, as if the incident to comrade Gyeongcheon had occurred.

Currently, there are only 10 people who agreed to the national petition against President Bu Seok-jong, but on the 19th, there were around 5.

Since there are not many consents, it is private now and then.

Few were aware of the petition, other than the petitioner.

Nevertheless, the contents were widely known almost at the same time as the registration of the national petition.

There was someone who intentionally spread.

Distributors started Internet comment activities on the 19th, when the first article was reported.

I haven't commented anywhere before and after.

On the 19th, he commented on 25 related articles with the Internet address of the public petition of President Bu Seok-jong.

The character's ID is an alphabetic combination that includes the military class.

Looks like an active duty soldier.

In line with the report, there is a high possibility that the person filed a petition for the Blue House and disseminated it directly, creating negative public opinion against President Bu Seok-jong.

It is a consistent observation of military officials that there is a party that planned a series of processes on the 19th that led to the report of dinner with President Bu Seok-jong and three staff members, a petition for the Blue House, and an audit by the Ministry of Defense.

It is assumed that the command and progress of the non-mainstream naval admiral from Jeju is a very inconvenient force.

The name of a specific person is also coming out.

If the Vice President is scratched by this incident, there will be some who will benefit.

You have to keep an eye on them.

The case of Chief of Staff Nam Young-shin is similar.

An official in the military pointed out, "If President Nam Young-shin had been a military officer, would the members have complained to the Human Rights Commission?"

In fact, there are many high-ranking military officers who are dissatisfied with the appointment of General Nam Young-shin as chief of staff.

I don't want his breakthrough.

We consider the complaints of employees to the Human Rights Commission as a golden opportunity.

In the military, there is a vice to malice competitors.

Any organization has the practice of insulting the other and taking its own, but the military is very severe.

Nowadays, the world is becoming more transparent, and unclean harassment is soon identified.

She tries to dress up as a whistle-blowing for justice, but the black tail is all visible behind her.

I hope I quit now.

The Ministry of Defense will not know the circumstances behind the scenes, so I hope that you will be able to sort out the fierce abuses.