Park Beom-jip

1917–1950 (age 33)

Biography

Park Beom-jip was a Korean military personnel whose service occurred during the mid-20th century, a period marked by profound changes in Korean history. His military career reflected the experiences of those who served during Korea's struggle for independence and subsequent national development.

Park Beom-jip's burial at Seoul National Cemetery honors his military service to Korea. His life represents the dedication of military personnel during one of the most significant periods in modern Korean history.

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