How to Deal with the Threat of N.Korea's Special Forces?, page 1
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Topic started on 13-5-2010 @ 05:43 AM by ironfalcon

How to Deal with the Threat of N.Korea's Special Forces?


english.chosun.com
The threat of North Korea's special forces has recently become much more real to many people. And while that is good, a considerable portion of what has recently made headlines was published in the 2008 defense white paper. The white paper said North Korea boosted the number of special forces troops from 120,000 to 180,000 and deployed them in the frontline divisions, and reinforced special warfare capabilities by conducting night-time, mountain and street-fighting exercises.
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reply posted on 13-5-2010 @ 05:59 AM by RizeorDie
reply to post by andy1033



its underestimating the enemy that causes failure and loss.

maybe the americans and russians have better technology to support their special forces but an EMP can take care of that and level the playing ground.

i think north korean special forces are well trained and organised.

remember Vietnam?


reply posted on 13-5-2010 @ 06:07 AM by andy1033
reply to post by RizeorDie



But remember iraq too, there special forces where just like ordinary soldiers really.

The term special forces is too easily put around. I seriously doubt these special forces are anything like the ones in the major countries. But they may specialize in some things i suppose.


reply posted on 13-5-2010 @ 06:17 AM by RizeorDie
reply to post by andy1033



i'm an iraqi and the iraqi special forces where the only force in iraq that fought for saddam hussein. in fact when the USA pushed in and the iraqis saw an american victory, many iraqi soldiers turned against those special forces because nobody liked those cruel dogs who were only good at torturing and killing their own people.

iraqi special forces fought in the deserts and they started to run away after the coalition forces broke their defence in basra, the koreans will fight in mountains and jungles. big difference.


reply posted on 13-5-2010 @ 07:26 AM by poedxsoldiervet
reply to post by ironfalcon




I had a buddy who was stationed in S. Korea, He said that the rumor was the North’s SF was a highly trained bunch Troops. There better then Crack Infantry soldiers, but nowhere on the realm of Army Rangers or Marine Recon... And they certainly cannot compare to our SF. But there numbers is where there power is...

However I should mentioned estimates from the ROK army put N. Koreas war fighting at roughly 3 weeks to a 2 months. (that’s beans bullets armor, etc.) So if they don’t crush the combined forces of the ROK And America they would lose. It is also worthy to note that North Korea, has the largest artillery battiers in the world even though there outdated, they can still destroy everything from the DMZ to Seoul.



reply posted on 13-5-2010 @ 09:49 AM by poedxsoldiervet
reply to post by Ancient_Fury



This is so true, that’s why you have seen our military downsized to a leaner more lethal fighting force. (which I think we should have a very large standing Infantry 1 mill should suffice and they should be mainly reservist) but the key to beating the American Military is getting around the technology, we saw that was an easy feat for Iraqi and Afghan fighters to do... The VC stalemated us, and the Afghan defeated or stalemated the Mighty Soviet army. The key to fighting any military that is able to win large ground wars is just that hit and run, that’s how peasant armies have been able to defeat large more powerful armies, since the invention of the gun.
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