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1 North Korean Military

2 Suryong Supreme Commander

3 Military General Political Bureau: personal affairs, political guidance, ideological education General Staff: military operations, the authority to command the army Ministry of People’s Armed Forces: logistical services, finances National Defense Commission: the highest state organ for national defense, implements military-related policies

4 Party Central Committee Central Military Commission

5 Korean People’s Army Ground, air, naval, missile, and SOF
Air Force: a fleet of more than 1,300 aircraft, MiG-29 (procured from the Soviet Union in the late 1980s), MiG-23 Naval: around 70 submarines (unsophisticated but durable) Strategic Rocket Forces (SRF) Hwasong-13 missiles (ICBM), TD-2

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