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This study aims to explore strategies for transforming idle military bases in border regions into green networks by analyzing the current status and issues of these bases, and by examining design strategies from brownfield park conversion cases. The findings showed that brownfield park conversion cases promoted green network development through 1) utilization of irregular shapes, 2) strategizing long-term restoration processes, and 3) encouraging participation from diverse stakeholders. Based on these findings, the study suggests the need for 1) visualizing phased development through integrated surveys of potential sites, 2) securing environmental design media through inventorying military infrastructure, and 3) building sustained participation through multi-stakeholder cooperation systems.