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      사라져가는 군사도시의 장소기억 - 강원도 원주시를 중심으로 = A Place Memory of a Disappearing Military City - Focused on Wonju City, Gangwon-do

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      The purpose of this study is to systematically organize military facilities in Wonju that remember the military culture, to secure the location, and secure the identity of Wonju as a military city. After the Korean War, the headquarters of the first Field Army moved to Wonju, and military facilities representing Korea were created. Afterwards, a city was formed in Wonju, which was ruined by the war, and a war damage restoration project was carried out by the military. Wonju has been able to develop steadily until today because support for Wonju continued through U.S. military aid. This is the background of Wonju City, which was devastated by the war but developed into a new emerging city in little over a decade. Former presidents of South Korea have always visited Wonju-a military hub and a rising emerging city. However, it has been judged as a strategic political area. Wonju is home to the security of South Korea with the presence of the First Field Army Command, subordinate units and the U.S. Army's Camp Long; it was considered not only a strategic political area but also an important city for national governance. Wonju continued to develop as a military city for soldiers until the 1990s. However, after the 2000s, military units moved from Wonju to other areas, and new urban development policies began to be implemented. As various military facilities were established during this period, Wonju began to disappear. It is important to remember the past of the disappearing military city of Wonju and recover traces and organize them systematically, as well as to secure the identity of the city of Wonju and preserve future heritage.
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      The purpose of this study is to systematically organize military facilities in Wonju that remember the military culture, to secure the location, and secure the identity of Wonju as a military city. After the Korean War, the headquarters of the first F...

      The purpose of this study is to systematically organize military facilities in Wonju that remember the military culture, to secure the location, and secure the identity of Wonju as a military city. After the Korean War, the headquarters of the first Field Army moved to Wonju, and military facilities representing Korea were created. Afterwards, a city was formed in Wonju, which was ruined by the war, and a war damage restoration project was carried out by the military. Wonju has been able to develop steadily until today because support for Wonju continued through U.S. military aid. This is the background of Wonju City, which was devastated by the war but developed into a new emerging city in little over a decade. Former presidents of South Korea have always visited Wonju-a military hub and a rising emerging city. However, it has been judged as a strategic political area. Wonju is home to the security of South Korea with the presence of the First Field Army Command, subordinate units and the U.S. Army's Camp Long; it was considered not only a strategic political area but also an important city for national governance. Wonju continued to develop as a military city for soldiers until the 1990s. However, after the 2000s, military units moved from Wonju to other areas, and new urban development policies began to be implemented. As various military facilities were established during this period, Wonju began to disappear. It is important to remember the past of the disappearing military city of Wonju and recover traces and organize them systematically, as well as to secure the identity of the city of Wonju and preserve future heritage.

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      참고문헌 (Reference)

      1 "현대불교"

      2 "유교신문"

      3 "원주투데이"

      4 유춘동, "원주의 군사문화 연구" 강원연구원 2018

      5 "원주신문"

      6 원주시편찬위원회, "원주시사 2"

      7 원주시편찬위원회, "원주시사 1"

      8 "연합뉴스"

      9 "서울경제"

      10 "불교신문"

      1 "현대불교"

      2 "유교신문"

      3 "원주투데이"

      4 유춘동, "원주의 군사문화 연구" 강원연구원 2018

      5 "원주신문"

      6 원주시편찬위원회, "원주시사 2"

      7 원주시편찬위원회, "원주시사 1"

      8 "연합뉴스"

      9 "서울경제"

      10 "불교신문"

      11 "법보신문"

      12 "문화재청 국가문화유산포털"

      13 "대한뉴스"

      14 "네이버 뉴스 라이브러리"

      15 알라이다 아스만, "기억의 공간" 그린비 2011

      16 이성재, "군사시설 이전적지의 개발 실태 및 활용계획에 관한 실험적 연구" 연세대학교 대학원 2005

      17 "국제뉴스"

      18 "국방일보"

      19 "강원일보"

      20 "강원도민일보"

      21 "news1뉴스"

      22 "KNS"

      23 김우철, "1970년대 대통령 시찰을 통해서 본 국가통치의 공간성 연구" 서울대학교 대학원 2015

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