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    Presidential Security Service (South Korea) - Wikipedia

    • Presidential Security Service (PSS; Korean: 대통령경호처) is a South Korean close protection agency. Modeled after the United States Secret Service, the South Korean PSS is an independent agency responsible for the protection of the president of South Korea, the prime minister of South Korea and their offices, residence and respective families, as well as hea… See more

    History

    The PSS had been established in 1949 as the Kyong Mu Dae Presidential Security Police. Its name soon … See more

    Duties

    Among the duties conducted by PSS agents include close protection for the following:
    1. The President of South Korea and their family
    2. The President-elect and their family… See more

    Organization

    As of 2008, the PSS had been organized into the following:
    • Head of the PSS
    • Vice Head of the PSS
    The PSS has a code and a pledge that its agents mus… See more

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