Republic of Korea Special Forces Explained

In this video, I explain the organizational structure, roles and responsibilities of various special operations forces under different branches of the Republic of Korea Armed Forces.

Note: Some information could be outdated.

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0:00 Introduction
0:12 ROK Army Special Warfare Command
3:56 ROK Navy Special Warfare Flotilla
4:59 ROK Air Force Special Forces
5:46 ROK Marine Corps Force Reconnaissance

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[anduhlew]

This was very informative. Never knew South Korea had their own pararescue team like the PJs. Thanks!

[ZuLu]

외국인중 우리나라에 이렇게 관심이 깊은 분이 있을줄은 몰랐네요 좋은 영상 고마워요

[juunj]

I'm a recently discharged man from SWC. I see some of wrong information about SWC. But thank you so much for being intersted in our troops

[kiwigaming]

I'm always interested in learning about SOF from all over the world. South Korea seems to have quite interesting SOF and a interesting military in general. Nice video!

[jackk]

That’s one heck of a hand-to-hand combat training and the bus storming was seriously slick. Meanwhile, I’m still waiting for MINDEF to release the JSFS training video, and hopefully a SFQC one.

[coldwarconflicts]

Great video! I'm always curious about the organisation of the ROK Special Forces and this video is just what i need.

[MissCheeseE]

I know a guy who did his military service in the SWC. He was studying overseas and returned to Korea to do his service. His friends expected him to return in 2 years thinking he would do the normal service, he did the 4+ instead, by the time he returned to school all his former classmates had already graduated.

[wlh]

Special forces soldiers are amazing. I think they are truly elite soldiers of Korea who cannot help but respecting them. I would like to express my great gratitude as one of the people for the hard work and responsibility of the excellent special forces unit members.

[DianaKazimiera-]

Fantastic and very interesting information 👍 I wish good luck and success
Great respect !
Best wishes, from 🇵🇱🕊️🤝

[lord_raindrops]

Really interesting to see other countries featured here! Great videos as always!

[jimmymsmizo]

New sub.here...Carry on the good work and God Bless🙏🙏🙏...

[rok_lonewolf]

It's interesting. There are some incorrect info, but I would like to keep them as they are. Anyway, great job!

[라디오비디오]

내용 설명은 정말 좋았습니다 ㅎㅎ 하지만 자막중 틀린게 육군 특수전사령부설명에서 병사가 아니라 부사관이라고 정정하면 더욱 좋을꺼같습니다

[Callsign_Spartacus_Fox]

Former Army 37F, PsyOps. We were a special mission capable. Worked with ROKMC. Very capable and just generally good guys. The other Korea and China will not have a good time with them :) RoK doesn’t get the credit it deserves.

[정건우-vp]

The Korean special forces are composed of non-
commissioned officers and officers There are soldiers, but their main job is to support non-commissioned officers and above to operate as they please

[cerium]

Yo bro can you do AFP SOCOM (Philippines) in your future videos?

[Cgrkive]

Ended up here cause of Kim Seokjin's position now wanted to understand what his position is

[sungson]

Good content, but you got it wrong regarding the rok marine. First of all, rok marine force recon is considered as special force. So tough that even rok army commando comes to learn the course and even fail due to intense physical requirements.

[Qualityex]

May I ask where you got the clip from the beginning of the video iv been looking for it for some time now I can’t find it but if you can tell me thanks

[이태훈-ce]

ROKA SWC conscripts serve same as typical ARMY conscripts. Volunteers serve At least 4Years as NCO or less time as a Officer. Also SWC consripts are not serve as a Combatant. usually serve in Combat Support Unit