The provided transcript appears to be a conversation or interview related to an incident involving the Marine Corps and a recovery operation in Yecheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do. The discussion covers various aspects of the incident, including the lack of life jackets issued to participants, safety measures, deployment of soldiers, and the presence of manuals or guidelines for such operations. The Ministry of National Defense expresses condolences and promises thorough investigations to prevent future incidents. There are also inquiries about manuals and guidelines, with an emphasis on ensuring safety during similar operations in the future.
**Key Facts:**
1. Life jackets were not issued to participants in the riverside search (00:00:01.20).
2. Choi Won-seon and Jun-young from the Marine Corps Command are involved in the recovery operation for respiratory damage in Yecheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do (00:00:33.72).
3. The Marine Corps is apologizing for the accident, expressing condolences to the bereaved families, and investigating the circumstances (00:00:35.70 - 00:01:00.72).
4. The Marine Corps Safety Team is inspecting and supplementing safety measures for units deployed in the recovery operation (00:01:03.00).
5. The Marine Corps plans to take detention measures for the Marines who died in the line of duty during the recovery operation (00:01:15.06).
6. There are indications that soldiers were not properly equipped with safety equipment during the operation (00:01:34.86).
7. The Marine Corps has a Disaster Scene Measures Manual, and its disclosure is under review (00:02:00.18).
8. The Marine Corps is investigating whether a request was made to the fire department not to carry out the human chain operation two days before the accident (00:01:44.10).
9. The Marine Corps Safety Team is currently inspecting safety areas, with details to be provided later (00:02:52.98 - 00:03:03.96).
10. Some participants wore dry suits with their own buoyancy, while others wore life jackets (00:03:42.78 - 00:03:58.56).
11. The field unit is not deployed to work today, and life jacket enforcement is under consideration (00:04:22.74 - 00:04:34.74).
12. The number of life jackets compared to the deployed personnel will be checked (00:04:44.16).
13. Instructions were issued to prioritize the safety of soldiers during search and rescue activities (00:07:50.64 - 00:08:51.96).
14. Approximately 200 soldiers and 640 pieces of equipment were deployed for damage recovery operations (00:08:05.84).
15. The Ministry of National Defense acknowledges shortcomings and will improve measures for damage recovery operations (00:09:35.76).
16. The military plans to investigate and prevent recurrence, and the Minister expresses condolences to the bereaved families (00:10:21.78 - 00:10:33.78).
17. Questions are raised about the need for specific manuals and guidelines in the field (00:10:43.50 - 00:11:02.70).
18. The Ministry of National Defense issues guidelines on related content that can be generally applied when necessary (00:11:17.82).