Marine Search Survivor Discharged Yesterday

(1)The process of searching for missing persons in Yecheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do, in July
(2)Mr. A, who managed to survive after being swept away by a torrent with the late Corporal Chae, sues Lim Seong-geun, commander of the Marine Corps’ 1st Division, to the High-ranking Civil Servant Crime Investigation Office
(3)The Military Human Rights Center said on the 25th that Mr. A will file a complaint with the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit against Lim on charges of professional negligence. Mr. A, who was discharged from the military on the 24th, was barely rescued after falling into the water together and being swept away by a torrent while searching for a missing person in the lead with Corporal Chae

(1)Mr. A said in a statement released through the Military Human Rights Center
(2)”I’m not taking responsibility for Corporal Chae and those who are responsible for what we went through to protect one of the division leaders, and I’m seeing the process where only those who were worried about Marines going into the water at the scene are punished,” he said. “I spent a lot of time and agonized a lot before being discharged from the military. As a person who was involved in the accident and knew the whole story of the accident, it was difficult to pass it explained the background of the complaint
(3)”We will hold you fairly responsible for the damage that I and my comrades did not have to suffer and for the irreversible damage of the corporal who died,” Mr. A said. “We did not die or get injured while operating under fair instructions to protect the lives and property of the people.” It’s because people like the division commander gave unnecessary and unreasonable instructions to build on their achievements,” he added