DPRK Briefing Book: Policy Area: Military
Analysis
- North Korean Tactics
James Minnich, Major, US Army, September 2001
- North Korea’s Military Strategy
Homer Hodge, USAWC Parameters, Spring 2003.
- Possible DPRK Military Options
Congressional Research Service, 2003.
- Countering DPRK Special Purpose Forces
Troy Krause, Major, US Army, April 1999.
- Estimate of DPRK Military Energy Use
David Von Hippel & Peter Hayes, Nautilus Institute, November 1997.
Reference Materials
- Memorandum on Areas In Which US/DPRK Joint Recovery Operations Have Been Conducted
Ashton Ormes, Research Director of Defense Prisoner of War, Missing Personnel Office
- DPRK ‘Military First’ Doctrinal Declaration
2003
- DPRK Provocations 1950-2003
Congressional Research Service, 2003.
- DPRK Military Geography, Balance, and Options
Congressional Research Service, April 11, 1994 (CRS 94-311S).
- North-South Military Capabilities
Peter Hayes, Nautilus Institute, 1994.
- North Korea Country Handbook
Marine Corps Intelligence Activity, Dept. of Defense, May 1997. ( FOIA )
- 1995 DPRK Military Handbook ( FOIA )
Defense Intelligence Agency, 1995 update.
- 1976 DPRK Military Handbook ( FOIA )
Defense Intelligence Agency, 1976.
- DPRK Climatological Study ( FOIA )
US Air Force Environmental Technical Application Center, 1994.
- Opposing Force Training Module ( FOIA )
US Army, 1982.
- HARTS (Hardened Artillery Site) in the DPRK
Capt. James Dennis, 1986.
- Competing with Long-Range Artillery
Daniel Burgess, Field Artillery Magazine, February 1997.
- Countering Brains with Brawn
George Norris, Field Artillery Magazine, April 1990.
- ROK Artillery – Present and Future
John Gordon, Field Artillery Magazine, February 1990.
- DMZ Map ( FOIA )
Sources
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