Yossarian
Forum Resistance Leader
Simple thought I considered and have decided to share.
North Korea has long posed a very viable threat to South Korea and the Region.
But here is one disadvatange that comes into play.
Apart from brief barrages and forays into the Southern Part of the Peninsula, mainly by small special forces groups.
Nork Korea can not theoreticly take the south by force, based on the assupmtion it would quickly exhaust it's supply of fuel, food and then dwindle it's various ammuntion reserves before it could secure any ground south of the DMZ let alone begin an occupation.
This would leave stranded behind the DMZ large immbobilzed contingents of troops (primarly ground forces, since this is a large portion of NK's military compisition) to be either surrounded or captured by either the South's armed forces or then would be arriving international forces as well.
North Korea has long made bold claims to reunification by force, but unless they plan to all walk to Seoul, it just doen't seem viable.
Any thoughts on major supply and support problems with NK's oversized armed forces are gladly encoraged and welcome.
Yo,
North Korea has long posed a very viable threat to South Korea and the Region.
But here is one disadvatange that comes into play.
Apart from brief barrages and forays into the Southern Part of the Peninsula, mainly by small special forces groups.
Nork Korea can not theoreticly take the south by force, based on the assupmtion it would quickly exhaust it's supply of fuel, food and then dwindle it's various ammuntion reserves before it could secure any ground south of the DMZ let alone begin an occupation.
This would leave stranded behind the DMZ large immbobilzed contingents of troops (primarly ground forces, since this is a large portion of NK's military compisition) to be either surrounded or captured by either the South's armed forces or then would be arriving international forces as well.
North Korea has long made bold claims to reunification by force, but unless they plan to all walk to Seoul, it just doen't seem viable.
Any thoughts on major supply and support problems with NK's oversized armed forces are gladly encoraged and welcome.
Yo,
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