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Yu-mi applies to a marine outfit to become their first female member. Finding out about their NO woman-policy, she pushes herself to the extreme and fils a petition. After overcoming many obstacles, she is finally accepted for her outstanding performance. However, conflicts never cease between sergeants and Yu-mi, who’s new to the tradition and culture of the marines. Following the sudden death of a trainee, Sergeant HA, she is appointed to the head of the team. Highly motivated Yu-mi loses her troupe's trust after losing IBS. The team is in danger of dissolution due to the loss of a magazine.
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Yu-mi applies to a marine outfit to become their first female member. Finding out about their NO woman-policy, she pushes herself to the extreme and fils a petition. After overcoming many obstacles, she is finally accepted for her outstanding performance. However, conflicts never cease between sergeants and Yu-mi, who’s new to the tradition and culture of the marines. Following the sudden death of a trainee, Sergeant HA, she is appointed to the head of the team. Highly motivated Yu-mi loses her troupe's trust after losing IBS. The team is in danger of dissolution due to the loss of a magazine.
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Genre:Action, Drama, War
Written By:Yoon Hong-gi
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Runtime:105 minutes
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Cast
Cho Myeong-nam
Director
Son Byung-ho
Sergeant Kang Cheol-in
Im Won-hee
Wang Jong-pal
Lee Ah-i
Staff Sergeant Lee Yu-mi
Kim Min-ki
Sergeant Kim Sang-tae
Park Choong-seon
First Sergeant Park
Lee Shin-seong
Corporal Kwon
Kim Su-hyun
2nd Platoon Team 3
Kim Won-suk
Private Lee Byung
Yeom Woo-sang
Company Leader
Ha Soo-ho
3rd Platoon Team 2
Kim Jae-hong
Kim
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