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Hauptverfasser:	Cordesman, Anthony H. 1939-2024 (VerfasserIn), Hess, Ashley (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Lanham [u.a.] Center for Strategic & International studies [u.a.] 2013
Schriftenreihe:	A report of the CSIS Burke Chair in Strategy
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	XV, 196 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
ISBN:	9781442225176

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adam_text	Table of Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ............................................................................................... VIII The Conventional Warfare Balance ............................................................................................viii The Asymmetric or Irregular Warfare Balance .............................................................................. хм US FORCES IN THE ROK AND PACIFIC ...................................................................................................XIV IV. THE CONVENTIONAL MILITARY BALANCE IN THE KOREAS AND NORTHEAST ASIA ...............................................................................................................1 Deterrence, Restraint, and Levels of Conflict ................................................................................1 A Clash or Conflict between the DPRK and ROK ........................................................................2 The Impact of External Actors ..........................................................................................................3 Levels of Conventional Conflict ...................................................................................................7 Open-Ended Scenarios and Escalation Ladders ........................................................................7 Comparing Total Conventional Orders of Battle with Possible Combat Scenarios ...............9 Total Manpower .............................................................................................................................11 Army and Land Forces ....................................................................................................................17 Naval and Marine Forces ...............................................................................................................28 Air and Air Defense Forces, and DPRK Artillery, MRLs, Rockets, and Missiles .........................40 Fixed Wing Aircraft .....................................................................................................................40 Rotary Wing Aircraft ...................................................................................................................40 Surface-to-Air Missiles and Anti-Aircraft Guns .........................................................................41 Conventional Artillery and Surface-to-Surface Rockets and Missiles as a Counterbalance to Limits in Airpower ......................................................................................................................41 30 HQ-6D Red Leader ...............................................................................................................51 Paramilitary Forces ........................................................................................................................56 DPRK ...............................................................................................................................................59 Leadership and Command and Control ...................................................................................59 Force Size and Structure ...........................................................................................................61 Potential Invasion Scenarios and Capacities ..........................................................................68 Military Personnel ......................................................................................................................70 ROK .................................................................................................................................................79 Responsibilities and Doctrine ...................................................................................................81 Indigenous Equipment Development .......................................................................................81 Uncertain Patterns of Conflict and Escalation ............................................................................82 Cheonan .....................................................................................................................................82 Yeonpyeong ................................................................................................................................85 Political Fallout ...........................................................................................................................87 Additional Issues and Scenarios ..............................................................................................88 US ....................................................................................................................................................90 China ...............................................................................................................................................91 The 2013 Chinese Defense White Paper .................................................................................92 China s Improving Conventional Capabilities ..........................................................................94 Ground Forces ...........................................................................................................................95 Air and Air Defense Forces .......................................................................................................99 Naval Forces ............................................................................................................................103 Japan ..............................................................................................................................................118 Japanese Security Policies ......................................................................................................119 The 2012 Japanese Defense White Paper ............................................................................119 iv Anthony H. Cordesman and Ashley Hess Russia ...........................................................................................................................................124 V. KOREAN SPECIAL, ASYMMETRIC, AND PARAMILITARY FORCES ...........128 Paramilitary, Police, Internal Security, and Special Forces ......................................................128 DPRK ........................................................................................................................................129 ROK ..........................................................................................................................................137 COUNTERTERRORISM, TERRORISM, AND LOW-LEVEL ASYMMETRIC WARFARE ......................................... 138 DPRK ........................................................................................................................................138 ROK ..........................................................................................................................................141 DPRK Drug and Weapons Sales and Other Illegal Activities .....................................................142 Drugs ........................................................................................................................................142 Pharmaceuticals and Cigarettes ............................................................................................145 Supemotes, Insurance, and Trafficking ................................................................................146 Illicit Revenue and the DPRK s Official Stance .....................................................................148 Weapons Sales ........................................................................................................................149 ROK Weapons Sales .....................................................................................................................153 DPRK: Cyber, Economic Warfare, and SIGINT Capabilities .........................................................154 Cyber ........................................................................................................................................154 Economic Warfare and SIGINT ...............................................................................................158 ROK Cyber Defense ......................................................................................................................159 VI. US FORCES IN KOREA AND THE PACIFIC ........................................................160 USFK-ROK History .......................................................................................................................160 The Current Status of the USFK-ROK Alliance ..........................................................................161 US Forces in Korea ......................................................................................................................168 Comparative Capabilities ........................................................................................................172 USFK Relocation ......................................................................................................................175 Military Exercises ....................................................................................................................177 Military Operation Plans .........................................................................................................179 US Forces Japan ( UFJ) ..................................................................................................................181 US Deployments in Japan .......................................................................................................181 The Strengths and Weakness of the US-Japanese Alliance .................................................182 Resolving the Okinawa Issue?. ...............................................................................................184 United States Pacific Command (US PACOM) ..............................................................................187 The Prelude to Rebalancing ................................................................................................187 The 2012 Shins in Strategy. ...................................................................................................189 The Total Size of PACOM Forces ............................................................................................189 The US and Extended Regional Deterrence ................................................................................194 ABOUT THE AUTHORS ..................................................................................................196
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