North Korea OOB and South Korea OOB

Levelworm

New Member
Hi!

I would like to know the OOB of both countries during the cold war(especially around the year 1969), I've had a search of the Net but found nothing.

Can anyone help with me? Thanks!
 

The_Zergling

Junior Member
Finn McCool said:
I may be making a complete fool of myself by asking this but I'll do it anyway. What is OOB?:confused:

Order of Battle, generally stating what kind of equipment a country would have, military-wise. At least that's my understanding.

I have no idea what the Koreans have, though.
 

PiNpOiNt99

Just Hatched
Registered Member
the north koreans wouldve used like mostly soviet, chinese, japanese WW2 equipment while the south koreans wouldve used american equipment. if u want a list email me and ill see wat i can get
 

Levelworm

New Member
PiNpOiNt99 said:
the north koreans wouldve used like mostly soviet, chinese, japanese WW2 equipment while the south koreans wouldve used american equipment. if u want a list email me and ill see wat i can get

Thanks PiNpOiNt99, but I was unable to send message to you because of some restrictions on this forum.

Anyway, I'm eager to see what you have(especially in the 60s-70s), my email is:
[email protected]

Thank you!

BTW I've already got the OOB of 1990 for both countries, and have found a list about NK Navy throughout the cold war.
 

MrClean

New Member
I don't know much about the North's order of battle, but I do know for sure that they REALLY don't like Americans, and that it has recently reached a peak, now that they have been included in the 'Axis of Evil,' and now they feel like they are being backed in a corner when it comes to their nuke program. Which, they practically are because a so called 'Nuclear North Korea' is probably the biggest threat to the peace and security of the Asian peninsula, IMO.

And, I just heard the guy on the news saying that the North won't rule out a pre-emptive strike on the South Korean 'war games' that are supposedly to take place later this week, or next week, not exactly sure what the local guy said because I just overheard it while on the comp. I would suppose that these so called 'war games' would be a South Korean/American jointly held military exercise, and I know that it is probably just -more- of the North's saber rattling, but if their were to be another accidental missile launch (or something similar, or worse :confused: ) during this excercise, it would definately cause -more- tension in the Korean Peninsula.

But what if there was some sort of small attack, or missile launch on the DPRK/U.S. forces or on the civilian population god forbid. That would leave the DPRK/U.S. forces to either respond, and risk all out war?

I just think that this -could- be significant, because for the North to make threats like this could be a sign of the Northern government's paranoia of anything involving U.S./DPRK anything. This is all while the U.S. is still waiting for a response on their 'removed fuel rods' that could be used to make Plutonium, and the Iranians' recent stern stance with their nuke program, I think could give the North a reason to also be stern and make threats, which will put the U.S.(and everyone else involved) in a weird position.

What do others think of recent occurances?

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Gollevainen

Colonel
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we think that they will end up in typical Usa-bashing fest so stick on the OOBs and military stuff...

By the way, Isent OOBs more of an charts of deployed forces and units, and the one that was defined atop, would be called more like To&E?? At least then it would be synch witht the finnish destinations.
 
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