25th Infantry Division (South Korea)

The 25th Infantry Division (Korean: 제25보병사단, Hanja: 第二十五步兵師團) is a Republic of Korea Army military formation and it is one of three infantry divisions founded near the end of the Korean War. One of the regiment's reconnaissance companies from the 25th infantry division found the North Korean-made 1st infiltration tunnel on November 15, 1974.

25th Infantry Division
제25보병사단
ActiveApril 21 1953 – present
Country South Korea
Branch Republic of Korea Army
TypeInfantry
SizeDivision
Part ofI Corps
Garrison/HQYangju, Gyeonggi Province
Nickname(s)Biryong (Flying Dragon)
March25th Division Hymn
Commanders
Current
commander
Maj. Gen. Go Tae-nam

Organization

Soldiers of the 25th Infantry Division in 1950s.
Soldiers of the 25th Infantry Division during combat training (their gun barrels are mounted with MILES training device).
  • Headquarters:[1][2]
    • Headquarters Company
    • Intelligence Company
    • Air Defense Company
    • Reconnaissance Battalion
    • Engineer Battalion
    • Armored Battalion
    • Signal Battalion
    • Support Battalion
    • Military Police Battalion
    • Medical Battalion
    • Chemical Battalion
  • 70th Infantry Brigade (equipped with K808 APCs)
  • 71st Infantry Brigade (equipped with K808 APCs)
  • 72nd Infantry Brigade (equipped with K808 APCs)
  • Artillery Brigade (equipped with K9 SPHs)

References

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