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>> but a very paranoid leadership. >> lets talk about the breakdown of that. the if you talk about the leadership, what is the number one quality required of the top officers in this military? >> loyalty to the communist party and the leader right here, kim jong-un. >> the number one quality. what about the special forces? >> very large special forces, very well trained. the best of their military, over 100,000. they can insert by air or by sea. and we estimate that there are stay-behind forces,...

>> the number one quality. what about the special forces? >> very large special forces, very well trained. the best of their military, over 100,000. they can insert by air or by sea. and we estimate that there are stay-behind forces, sleeper agents already located in south korea. >> theres everybody else, this is a massive number of people, are they generally considered to be well trained, good soldiers? >> they are well trained compared to the rest of the population of north korea. they have go...

Force. the primary force is for the insertion of their special operation forces. the navy can also insert special operation forces and they would activate sleeper agents in the south. they would go after targets to disrupt the decision making capability of the united nations command. >> so the simple truth is, even if you get past the nuclear question, there is a formidable military force in north korea right now. >> its huge indeed. could cause enormous destruction and disaster. guys, thanks fo...

Well trained. and in fact, when you compare the military to the population, the military has a much higher level of nutrition training. so they are prepared. >> they have a navy, so to speak. they have an air force. they have submarines. but we dont think of those in the traditional way we do other forces like that. >> let me talk about the air force for a second. our primary concern about their air force is for the insertion of their very large, over 100,000 special operations forces. now, the ...

These guys were trained by the soviets and the communist chinese. they know how to use long-range precision fires to try to make a difference. >> they would be firing from hidden positions? >> they are firing from positions that are on the north slope of the mountain that define the dmz. they are firing at targets that are tucked up into the dmz on the south like seoul. what that means is its very difficult to target those locations and to observe that fire. >> simultaneously what would be going...

Submarines along the coast. they would also be inserted by aircraft coming in. they would activate the special operations forces in the form of sleeper agents that exist in the south. >> so all of that would be going on from the north, what they would be trying to do, but south korea and the u.s. would not stand by during all this. they would also be responding. what would they be doing? >> we would see indicators of this about to occur so the united states would move a couple carrier groups int...

>> the first thing we would see would be volumes and volumes of artillery fire and surface-t surface-to-surface missiles. these guys were trained by the soviets and the communist chinese. they know how to use long-range precision fires to try to make a difference. >> they would be firing from hidden positions? >> they are firing from positions that are on the north slope of the mountain that define the dmz. they are firing at targets that are tucked up into the dmz on the south like seoul. what ...

Well trained? >> the active component, very well trained. and in fact, when you compare the military to the population, the military has a much higher level of nutrition training. so they are prepared. >> they have a navy, so to speak. they have an air force. they have submarines. but we dont think of those in the traditional way we do other forces like that. >> let me talk about the air force for a second. our primary concern about their air force is for the insertion of their very large, over ...

Korean peninsula. we know the dmz is so heavily fortified, neither the south nor the north could simply bash through there. but what would happen if the north got aggressive and wanted to start a fight? >> tom, the first thing we would see is artillery and missile fire coming from the north from the north slope of those mountains that define the dmz. so the coalition forces in the south wouldnt be able to see that when its about to happen. >> what also would we be seeing at that time? >> simulta...

Of the mountains. that define the dmz. very difficult for the coalition forces if the south to see those pieces before theyre activated. >> so while that firing is occurring from these mountains down here, what else is going on from the north? >> the north is going to activate the insertion of special operations forces, both along the coasts. >> taking them in by ship or submarines? >> submarines most likely, as well as the activation of sleeper agents in the south. in some cases as many as a co...