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BTS Member V Was Seen Wearing His Military Uniform a Year After Discharge

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A member of the popular band, Kim Taehyung, aka V, was recently seen in a military uniform, fulfilling the mandatory Reserve Forces training in South Korea. This comes after his discharge from the service back in 2025.

Turning back the clock to 2022, BTS had officially announced a pause to their group activities following their fulfilment of their mandatory military services. Jin was the first to be enlisted in December of the same year, followed by Rm, V, Jimin, Jung Kook, and finally Suga enlisting at the end of the following year. Jin and J-Hope were the first to be discharged, immediately creating their own solo albums. The rest of the members were discharged mid-year in 2025.

Now, fans were surprised to see the BTS member once again wearing a military uniform with the Special Duty Team badges in a post that he shared on his socials. Here is everything that we know about the South Korean Pop star, V’s news with regards to this Reserve Forces.

While it is true that V was seen wearing the military uniform, he is not rejoining the military. The uniform he is seen wearing is part of South Korea’s Reserve Force Training Program, also known as Yebigun. This is part of South Korea’s mandatory Reserve Forces training obligation, which he will be fulfilling.

As per the Ministry of National Defense, any of the eligible discharged servicemen remain part of the military service reserve structure for a duration of eight years. Completing the active military service does not immediately end their commitment to the program. The eight are divided into three parts.

The first four years are spent in mobilistaion reserve training , the two years after for basic reserve training and the last two years in reserve, with no training. During this period, they will be required to attend any and every periodic training program on the basis of their classification and year of reserve service.

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