36th Infantry Division to Conduct Extreme Cold Weather Tactical Training in Seven Gangwon Cities and Counties from February 2 to 6

Request for Local Residents' Cooperation
During Troop and Vehicle Movements Throughout the Training Period

The 36th Infantry Division of the Army announced on January 27 that it will conduct extreme cold weather tactical training from February 2 to February 6 in the areas of Wonju and Taebaek cities, as well as Pyeongchang, Hongcheon, Hoengseong, Jeongseon, and Yeongwol counties.

Soldiers of the 36th Infantry Division are conducting an integrated defense exercise involving civilian, government, military, police, and fire services. Provided by the 36th Infantry Division

Soldiers of the 36th Infantry Division are conducting an integrated defense exercise involving civilian, government, military, police, and fire services. Provided by the 36th Infantry Division.

This training will be conducted over five days and four nights, focusing on verifying winter operational plans for both wartime and peacetime, as well as establishing a comprehensive integrated defense posture.

To prevent various safety accidents that could occur during the training period, the division will assign and deploy safety control officers at key locations, and will also make efforts to minimize inconvenience to local residents.

A representative of the 36th Infantry Division stated, "Through this training, we will remain committed to our core military duties as guardians of Gangwon security, while striving for realistic and practical training. As a large number of military personnel and vehicles will be moving throughout the training areas, we ask for the understanding and active cooperation of local residents."

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