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Honor Guard
Hyeon-gyu, who was injured and fell into an administrative soldier while learning the motion of "spinning gun" at the honor guard, wants to become a member of the honor guard again and run the event.
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Hyeon-gyu, who was injured and fell into an administrative soldier while learning the motion of "spinning gun" at the honor guard, wants to become a member of the honor guard again and run the event.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lee Sang-min
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Dongguk University
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