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[Photo News] LG boosts morale among soldiers

By 김영원

Published : Nov. 23, 2015 - 18:04

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LG BOOSTS MORALE AMONG SOLDIERS -- Executives and employees of LG Group affiliates -- LG Chem, LG Innotek and Serveone -- pay a visit to six frontline troops near the Demilitarized Zone, a buffer zone across the Korean Peninsula, to give care packages to soldiers. In the photo Park jin-soo (fourth from left, second row), the chief executive of LG Chem, poses with divisional commander Lee Jong-hwa (fifth from left, second row), military officials and soldiers at the First Infantry Division, in Gyeonggi Province. (LG Group) LG BOOSTS MORALE AMONG SOLDIERS -- Executives and employees of LG Group affiliates -- LG Chem, LG Innotek and Serveone -- pay a visit to six frontline troops near the Demilitarized Zone, a buffer zone across the Korean Peninsula, to give care packages to soldiers. In the photo Park jin-soo (fourth from left, second row), the chief executive of LG Chem, poses with divisional commander Lee Jong-hwa (fifth from left, second row), military officials and soldiers at the First Infantry Division, in Gyeonggi Province. (LG Group)

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