Order of Battle
- Headquarters Republic of Korea Marine Corps (대한민국 해병대사령부)
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- Yeonpyeong Unit (연평부대)
- Education and Training Group (교육훈련단)
- Amphibious Support Group (상륙지원단)
- 1st Marine Division (1해병사단)
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- 1st Tank Battalion: equipped K1 MBT
- 1st Assault Amphibian Vehicle Battalion: equipped KAAV7A1
- 1st Reconnaissance Battalion
- 1st Engineer Battalion
- 1st Support Battalion
- 2nd Marine Regiment
- 3rd Marine Regiment
- 7th Marine Regiment
- 1st Marine Artillery Regiment: equipped K55 SPH / KH179 TH
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- 2nd Marine Division (2해병사단)
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- 2nd Tank Battalion: equipped M48A3K
- 2nd Assault Amphibian Vehicle Battalion: equipped KAAV7A1
- 2nd Reconnaissance Battalion
- 2nd Engineer Battalion
- 2nd Support Battalion
- 1st Marine Regiment
- 5th Marine Regiment
- 8th Marine Regiment
- 2nd Marine Artillery Regiment: equipped K55 SPH / KH179 TH
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- 6th Marine Brigade (6해병여단) HQ Kumhwa
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- 6th Amphibious Reconnaissance Company
- 5 Island Garrisons in the West Sea
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