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**Title:** Reflections on the 12/12 Incident (likely referring to a South Korean historical event, possibly the 1979 Coup d'état or a similar incident)
**Summary:**
* Jang Tae, a former capital security commander (played by Jung Woo-sung), recounts the events of the 12/12 incident.
* He expresses regret over not being able to prevent the rebellion, despite requesting additional troops.
* Jang Tae criticizes the government's handling of the situation, particularly the President and Minister of Defense.
* The narrative shifts to a personal account of loss and tragedy, where the speaker's family suffered greatly, including the death of loved ones, following the incident.
* The speaker reflects on the importance of revealing the truth about historical events to prevent similar tragedies.
* The text concludes with a brief biography of Commander Jang Tae-wan, who was arrested, demoted, and later regained his honor, passing away in 2010.
**Key Themes:**
* Historical reflection and truth-telling
* Government accountability
* Personal loss and tragedy
* National defense and loyalty
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
**Historical Event & Figures**
1. The text refers to the "12/12 incident", implying a significant event occurred on December 12 (year not specified in the provided text).
2. General Jeon Jeon-han, the security commander, led a rebellion.
3. Jang Tae (played by Jung Woo-sung) was a former capital security commander.
4. General Hwang Young-si, General Yu Won, General Bangbo Bo, General Yu Hak-seong, and General Jeong Byeong-ju were involved in the rebellion.
5. Commander of the Air Force Lee Mi participated with 30 Gyeongdan.
**Timeline & Aftermath**
6. The 12/12 incident was made public on TV 10 days later.
7. Song Chu-won's event occurred in October 1989.
8. Four months later (early 1990), there were follow-up events related to Song Chu-won.
**Personal Consequences**
9. Commander Jang Tae-wan was arrested by the new military regime after the incident.
10. Jang Tae-wan was forcibly demoted from Army Major General to Private.
11. He later regained his honor, serving as president of the Korean military and a member of the National Assembly.
12. Jang Tae-wan passed away in 2010 at the age of 78.
13. After his arrest, Jang Tae-wan's father passed away in anger.
14. His family, including a Seoul National University student son, suffered tragedy.
15. Two years after Jang Tae-wan's death, his wife (Byeong-ho Lee) also passed away, leaving a will.
**Miscellaneous**
16. The economic impact of the incident is mentioned, with inflation affecting the value of the Korean Won (e.g., 30,000 won becoming 70,000 won).
17. The Han River Bridge was ruined during the incident.