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He is the first Army Chief of Staff from the school district. In other words, this is the first case among officers commissioned through ROTC while taking a bachelor's course at a regular university without going through a regular military academy, whether it is a 4-year or 2-year system.
In the meantime, non-military training graduates have been disadvantaged unknowingly due to the military personnel policy, and it seems that he will have to wait and see if he can solve these problems after taking office as Army Chief of Staff. However, unlike other forces such as the Navy and Air Force, the Army insists that it is the most open military for graduates of non-commissioned academies. In the case of the Navy, admirals from other than the Naval Academy have been appearing since the launch of the Moon Jae-in administration (Admiral Jae-gap Park of the Navy ROTC, Major General Joong-jae Lim of the Navy OCS, etc.), and in the case of the Air Force, except for the post of director general of the Air Defense Division, those who graduated from the Air Force Academy are above the rank of major general. It is difficult to get promoted. In addition, in the Marine Corps, major positions, as well as the commander of the Marine Corps, which has been the head so far, are monopolized by Naval Academy graduates. Only recently have Marine Corps generals with non-commissioned officers appear, such as Brigadier General Kim Jeong-hak of the Marine Corps ROTC and Brigadier General Lee Jae-ho of the Marine Corps OCS. Of course, it should be taken into account that the ratio of officers from the Army is lower than that of other armies [31]. And in the case of the Air Force, even if you are from a military academy, you can hardly get a star unless you are a pilot officer, but you should also consider the fact that pilots from other backgrounds have a higher rate of completing their mandatory service than pilots from public corporations#. In the Air Force, the things that non-pilots can give a star for are logistics and air defense artillery, but even that is often taken away by piloting skills...
Unlike those from the military, who are automatic long-term resources, graduates of fattening officers have to pass a long-term service examination, and they seldom seize opportunities in consignment education, study abroad, overseas dispatch, and selection of foreign military officers. Even if former fattening officers working in the field wanted to experience policy and planning-related work in higher-level units such as the Army Headquarters, Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Combined Forces Command, it was difficult to get to that position because of the succession of positions in the Army. In terms of self-management, one of the elements of an officer's promotion, they are at a disadvantage compared to those from the Army. Before 1993, before the Civilian Government entered the military, there was a joke about the so-called 'three major inspection careers'. There was a rumor (?) that only by gaining service experience in the three units above, which controls Choi In-geun's location & military intelligence, he could rise to victory as a general. Looking at the military careers of members of so-called 'Hanahoe' and 'Aljahoe', which the people have come in contact with a lot, most of them have built up their own strength by passing through major commander positions in these units, and these positions are taken care of by their senior soldiers. At least from the personnel department of the Army Headquarters, it has repeatedly suffered from pushing from the back and pulling marks from the front, so most of the officers with excellent field experience and military capabilities, even though they are from non-training officers, are discharged from the rank of lieutenant colonel or colonel without being promoted to general. It claims to be in progress.
It was mentioned as a potential scout target in the Ulsan area politics. Politicians, Seo Jeong-hyeop and Nam Young-shin from Ulsan are ‘ready’ [32] However, as Moon Jae-in is a general who has openly favored and supported him, there will be quite a shockwave if he enters the conservative party. If you enter the National Assembly, you can see that the chairman of the National Defense Commission is almost in charge. There is no possibility that it will go to the Democratic Party. Even though they are from generals, there is no law to say that everyone goes through the power of the people, and Baek Gun-gi (29th Army) is also the incumbent mayor of Yongin belonging to the Democratic Party of Korea, even though he is a reserve general, and Kim Byung-ju (40th Army) is also a reserve army general and a member of the Democratic Party’s 21st National Assembly. [33]