Article 5-2
A Volunteer Enlisted Soldier who is determined during active service to be unfit to take active duty service due to illness, injury, or physical weakness shall be retired; a Volunteer Enlisted Soldier who is determined to be incapable of taking military service due to illness, injury, or disability shall be discharged.
The provisions of the Standards of Injury or Disability Examination for Retired or Discharged Officers and Noncommissioned Officers of the Armed Forces shall apply mutatis mutandis to the determination in the preceding paragraph.
A Volunteer Enlisted Soldier who has any of the situations described in Subparagraph 3 to Subparagraph 6, Paragraph 1 of Article 20 of the Act of Military Service System during active service shall be suspended.
Where the reason for suspension in the preceding paragraph ceases to exit, the Volunteer Enlisted Soldier shall be restored to or exempted from the service depending on his circumstances and military needs. For those who are exempted from the service shall be retired.

Article 11
If a Volunteer Enlisted Soldier becomes physically or mentally disabled or passes away during his service period, his indemnity shall be handled in accordance with the Indemnities Act for Military Personnel and relevant rules. The base point of compensation payment for a Volunteer Enlisted Soldier shall be computed based on the standards for Enlisted Soldiers stipulated in the Indemnities Act for Military Personnel.