Meaning of "KATUSA"
민감한 내용
민감단어 허용 시 확인 가능
A South Korean soldier serving in the U.S. Army as part of a U.S. military contingent (reinforcement), who performs various duties primarily based on their English proficiency
"While serving as a KATUSA, he utilized his English skills to handle interpretation and administrative duties."
Related slang words
Reserve ForcesA status in which one undergoes regular training for a certain period after discharge from the military to prepare for emergencies, or the act of undergoing such trainingFull-timeAn abbreviation for "full-time reserve duty," referring to a form of active duty service in which personnel commute to and from a military base located near their homeCivil DefenseThis training is conducted following reserve forces training and is designed to build civilian defense capabilities in preparation for national emergencies such as disasters or invasions.not yet completedThis refers to someone who has not yet fulfilled their military service obligation; it is a term used specifically to describe men who are about to enlist.Wake-Up SongAt wake-up time in the morning, signals are sounded in the form of songs or bugle calls throughout the base to direct soldiers to wake up and assemblemilitary veteranAs a South Korean male, I have successfully completed my mandatory military service and have been honorably discharged.MatchmakingA senior soldier who is one rank above you and who directly instructs and reprimands you during your military serviceLove for Our Peers, Love for Our CountryThis slogan refers to the strong bond of camaraderie among fellow recruits who endure the hardships of military life together, and it embodies an attitude of patriotism rooted in that spirit.