Anti-piracy Cheonghae Unit returns home from deployment

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A soldier of the Cheonghae Unit, returning home from a six-month deployment to waters near the Gulf of Aden, is greeted by his daughter at a naval base on Monday. The ROKS Yang Man-chun destroyer, carrying the 41st rotation of the anti-piracy Cheonghae Unit, left a naval base in Busan in September last year. South Korea first deployed the Cheonghae Unit in 2009. [YONHAP]
A soldier of the Cheonghae Unit, returning home from a six-month deployment to waters near the Gulf of Aden, is greeted by his daughter at a naval base on Monday. The ROKS Yang Man-chun destroyer, carrying the 41st rotation of the anti-piracy Cheonghae Unit, left a naval base in Busan in September last year. South Korea first deployed the Cheonghae Unit in 2009.

Members of the Cheonghae Unit returned home from a six-month deployment to waters near the Gulf of Aden at a naval base on Monday. 

The ROKS Yang Man-chun destroyer, carrying the 41st rotation of the anti-piracy Cheonghae Unit, left a naval base in Busan in September last year. 

South Korea first deployed the Cheonghae Unit in 2009. 

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