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[Photo News] Calling home

By Korea Herald

Published : Nov. 10, 2016 - 15:21

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Soldiers use incoming-only cellphones provided by LG Uplus to talk with family members. The company, which supplied the cellphones from January this year to help boost the military’s welfare, said the accumulated traffic from the phones at the facilities of the Army, Navy, Air Force and the Marine Corps reached 240 million minutes as of the end of last month. (Defense Ministry) Soldiers use incoming-only cellphones provided by LG Uplus to talk with family members. The company, which supplied the cellphones from January this year to help boost the military’s welfare, said the accumulated traffic from the phones at the facilities of the Army, Navy, Air Force and the Marine Corps reached 240 million minutes as of the end of last month. (Defense Ministry)

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