South Korea remains under the 1953 Armistice Agreement. Although large-scale fighting has stopped, the country has not formally concluded a peace treaty.
In this environment, military leaders must carefully assess security threats and make timely decisions.
Even when society advances in culture, technology, and economics, war can disrupt the systems on which everyday life depends.
What does it mean to respect soldiers who put themselves at risk to protect society?
Peace matters. But should the pursuit of peace ever come at the expense of the safety and dignity of those who defend it?