South Korean soldiers march through the center of the city streets showing off their swords.
Huge tanks, armored vehicles, and mobile missile launchers follow suit.
It's a scene I saw often on North Korean TV, but if you look closely, it's our country.
It is a city march held in Gwanghwamun, Seoul, on Armed Forces Day last year.
Tomorrow, a large-scale city march will be held to mark Armed Forces Day.
About 5,400 of our soldiers march through the city center for about an hour and 40 minutes.
Tomorrow's march will also reveal our military's latest weapons, which have been hidden in the veil.
It is a 'monster missile' Hyunmoo-5 ballistic missile with the world's heaviest warhead.
Warhead Weight alone 8t!
It has the power to completely destroy enemy command bunkers hiding deeper than 100 meters underground.
The troops and equipment will depart from Seoul Airport in Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do, and arrive at Namdaemun, Seoul.
For this reason, tomorrow (1st) will be closed to all major roads in Seoul, including the Han River Bridge, during the daytime.
In particular, two-way traffic is prohibited from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on the section from Namdaemun to Gwanghwamun on Sejong-daero.
There was also a small incident while preparing for the city parade.
A noncommissioned officer of the special forces had surgery for a broken ankle while practicing a demonstration to defeat a piece of wood at a height of 2 meters,
The
Marine soldier was hospitalized when he collapsed from dizziness while practicing his march, hitting his lower jaw with a gun.
It would be meaningful to show the people a dignified appearance, but it is more important not to get hurt.
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