App offers glimpse into BTS Jin’s military life ...Middle East

FOR K-pop boyband fans, the dreaded news of military enlistment would mean not being able to see their bias for more than a year, but as Jin became the first member of BTS to enlist in the 18-month mandatory service on Dec 13, he made sure to take ARMYs with him on the journey. Right after he shaved his hair off, he gave fans their first look at his new appearance on Weverse with a selfie. The other members of the group also gathered around and shared their photoshoot with Jin before he officially enlisted.And now, ARMYs are still able to keep up with Jin’s exploits post-enlistment, specifically with an app called The Camp.The app is an official Korean military app that allows friends and fa

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