North Korean People's Army Pics

[Major Shaitan Singh]

North Korea's forgotten aircraft: The Su-7

North Korean MANPADS showing up in the hands of fighters of the Islamic State‏?

 

[Major Shaitan Singh]

North Korean Kh-35 anti-ship missiles shed light on a modernizing navy

North Korean Kh-35 canisters aboard the F-11 Aung Zeya.

North Korea's forgotten aircraft: The Yak-18/CJ-5

A female KPAF pilot testing the flight simulator software. Also note the rudimentary Yak-18 based simulator in the back.

Kim Jong-un having a go at the flight simulator himself.

 

[Major Shaitan Singh]

The KPAF investigated: North Korea's MiG-29s

Kim Jong-un taking a look at the MiG-29 simulator at Sunch'ŏn.

MiG-29s, Su-25s and J-5s stored at Sunch'ŏn.
Note the white cloths are hiding the true colours of the plane.
This is done to protect the planes from weather elements.

One of the two MiG-29S-13s photographed by the RC-135S. Note the loadout of four R-60MKs and three droptanks.

 

[Major Shaitan Singh]

Seven MiG-29s visible at Sunch'ŏn
The two MiG-29s in front of the HAS are on QRA duty.

KPAF pilots running towards their aircraft. This MiG-29 is armed with the standard loadout of one R-27R
and two R-60MKs on each side.

Tanks

• Upgraded T-34/76 Obr. 1942
• Upgraded T-34/76 Obr. 1943
• T-34/85 Obr. 1944 (Still believed to be in use)
• T-34/85 Obr. 1945 (Still believed to be in use)
• T-54-2
• T-54-3
• T-55 Five configurations: (2) (3) (4) (5, with slat armour)
• T-62 Obr. 1962 (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• T-62 Obr. 1972 (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• PT-76B [1967]
• Type 59 Three configurations: (2) (3) (Can be armed with MANPADS)
• Type 62 (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• Type 63 (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• Sinhŭng ''M-1985/PT-85/Type 82 or Type 85'' [1981] Two configurations: (2) (Can be armed with ATGMs)
• Ch'ŏnma "Chonma-ho I" [1976]
• Ch'ŏnma "Chonma-ho I" (Can be armed with MANPADS)
• Ch'ŏnma "Chonma-ho II" Three configurations: (2) (3)
• Unknown Ch'ŏnma (1)
• Unknown Ch'ŏnma (2)
• "Chonma-ho III or IV/M-1992" Two configurations: (2)
• "Chonma-ho IV or V"
• Ch'ŏnma-92 "Chonma-ho V" [1992]
• Ch'ŏnma-98 "Chonma-ho V" [2000]
• Ch'ŏnma-214 [2001]
• Ch'ŏnma-215 "Pokpung-ho I" [2003]
• Ch'ŏnma-216 ''Chonma-ho VI/Pokpung-ho I or IV/M-2002'' [2004](Can be armed withMANPADS and ATGMs)
• Sŏn'gun-915 ''Pokpung-ho II, III or IV/Songun-ho/M-2002'' [2009] (Can be armed with ERA,MANPADS, ERA, ATGMs and MANPADS), two configurations: (2)

Infantry fighting vehicles

• Korshun/BMP-1 (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• BTR-80A

Armoured personnel carriers

• BTR-152 (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• BTR-40 (Still believed to be in use)
• BTR-50 (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• BTR-60PA (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• BTR-60PB
• 69 "66" [1969] (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• YW531A ''Type 63 or K-63''
• ''M-1992'' (Can be armed with ATGMs)
• 323 Sinhŭng APC
• 323 Sinhŭng "VTT-323/M-1973/Type 73/VET" [1973] (Can be armed with MANPADS), two configurations: (2)
• ''M-2010'' (Can be armed with MANPADS), two configurations: (2) (Can be armed withMANPADS)
• Chunma-D "M-2010"[2009] (Can be armed with MANPADS)

Reconnaissance vehicles

• BTR-40Kh
• ''M-2010'' (Can be armed with MANPADS)

Military engineering vehicles

• BTS-2
• Chonma ARV
• 323 ARV
• Indigenous Tatra 813 based PMP pontoon bridge

Command vehicles

• BTR-60PU-12
• 323 Command vehicle Two configurations: (2)

Amphibious transports

• GAZ-46
• K-61
• Indigenous amphibious transport (1)
• Indigenous amphibious transport (2)
• Indigenous amphibious transport (3)

Heavy mortars

• 120mm M-1938
• 120mm 120-PM-43
• 160mm M160

Self-propelled mortars

• 82mm 323 "M-1985" [1976] (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• 120mm "M-1992" [1978]
• 140mm [1981] (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• Unknown self-propelled mortar

Tank destroyers

• SU-100
• 9P110 (Not yet seen)
• Tŏkch'ŏn based 100mm anti-tank gun [1972] (Can be armed with MANPADS)
• 323 Based 100mm anti-tank gun [1972]
• 323 Based 103mm anti-tank gun [1974] Two configurations: (2)
• 323 Based Unknown anti-tank gun
• Unknown tank destroyer (1)
• Unknown tank destroyer (2)
• Unknown tank destroyer (3)
• 323 "M-1992" Susong-Po/Malyutka

Towed artillery

• 57mm (ZiS-2) anti-tank gun M-1943 (Not yet seen)
• 76mm (ZiS-3) anti-tank gun M-1942
• 85mm (D-44) anti-tank gun
• 100mm (BS-3) field gun M-1944
• 122mm (M-30) howitzer M-1938
• 122mm (D-74 based) indigenous field gun
• 122mm (D-30) howitzer 2A18 (Not yet seen in original configuration)
• 122mm (D-30 based) indigenous field gun
• 130mm (M-46) field gun M-1954
• 130mm (SM-4-1) coastal defense gun Two configurations: (2)
• 152mm (D-1) howitzer M-1943
• 152mm (ML-20) howitzer-gun M-1937
• 152mm (D-20 based) indigenous howitzer-gun
• (D-20 based) indigenous anti-tank gun

Self-propelled artillery

• 122mm (D-30) 323 ''M-1977'' [1976]
• 122mm (D-30) 323 "M-1985" (Can be armed with MANPADS)
• 122mm (Indigenous D-74) Tŏkch'ŏn "M-1981" [1978] (With windowpanes) (Can be armed withMANPADS)
• 122mm (Indigenous D-74) Chuch'ep'o "M-1991"
• Unknown 122mm self-propelled howitzer
• Unknown Chuch'ep'o ''M-1991''
• 130mm (Indigenous M-46) on an unknown chassis
• 130mm (Indigenous M-46) Tŏkch'ŏn "M-1975 or M-1981" Two configurations: (2)
• 130mm "M-1991 or M-1992"
• 130mm (SM-4-1) Tŏkch'ŏn "M-1991 or M-1992" [1974] (With windowpanes), (Can be armed withMANPADS)
• 152mm (D-20) on an unknown chassis
• 152mm (Indigenous D-20) Tŏkch'ŏn "M-1974 or M-1977" [1972] (With windowpanes)
• 152mm (Indigenous D-20) Tŏkch'ŏn "M-1985 or M-1991"
• 170mm Chuch'ep'o "M-1978 Koksan" [1973] Two configurations: (2)
• Unknown Chuch'ep'o "Koksan" Three configurations: (2) (3)
• 170mm Chuch'ep'o "M-1989 Koksan" [1983] Three configurations: (2) (3)
• 180mm Chuch'ep'o "Koksan"
• 370mm recoilless gun [1984]

Multiple rocket launchers

• 107mm Type 63
• 107mm Type 63 on a Sungri-61NA (Can be armed with MANPADS)
• 107mm MRL on a ''M-1992'' APC
• 107mm Type 63 on a 323 Two configurations: (2) (Can be armed with MANPADS)
• 122mm BM-11 tractor towed MRL Two configurations: (2)
• 122mm BM-11 [1973] Twoconfigurations: (2)
• 122mm "M-1985"
• 122mm "M-1977" [1977]
• 122mm MRL on a 323
• 122mm MRL on a ZiS-151
• 122mm ''M-1993'' [1990]
• 122mm Unknown 40 barreled MRL (1)
• 122mm Unknown 40 barreled MRL (2)
• 132mm BM-13 tractor towed MRL
• 200mm BMD-20 tractor towed MRL
• 200mm BMD-20 [1968]
• 240mm BM-24
• 240mm ''M-1985'' [1984] Three configurations: (2) (3)
• 240mm ''M-1989'' [1985]
• 240mm ''M-1991'' [1990] Four configurations: (2) (3) (4)
• 240mm 18 barreled MRL [1984] (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• 300mm Unknown MRL (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)

(Ballistic) Missiles

• 2K6 Luna
• 9K52 Luna-M
• HY-2
• KN-01 Five configurations: (2) (3) (4) (5)
• KN-02
• Hwasŏng-5 "Scud-B"
• Hwasŏng-6 "Scud-C/Scud-PIP"
• Hwasŏng-7 "Scud-D"
• Nodong-A ''Nodong-1/Scud-E''
• Nodong-B/BM-25 "Musudan"
• Hwasŏng-13/Nodong-C/KN-08
• Paektusan-1 ''Taepodong-1''
• Paektusan-2 ''Taepodong-2''
• Unknown ballistic missile
• Unknown coastal defence system

Towed anti-aircraft guns

• 12.7mm DShK
• 14.5mm ZPU-2
• 14.5mm ZPU-4
• 14.5mm Automated ZPU-4
• Indigenous 14.5mm gatling cannon (1)
• Indigenous 14.5mm gatling cannon (2)
• 30mm Gatling cannon ''M-1990'' (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• 30mm Gatling cannon ''M-1991'' [1991](Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• 37mm M-1939 (61-K)
• 37mm Type 65
• 57mm AZP S-60
• 57mm S-68A on S-60 mount
• 85mm KS-12 M-1939 (52-K)
• 100mm KS-19

Self-propelled anti-aircraft guns

• ZSU-23-4 (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• ZPU-4 on a ZiL-130 (Armed with MANPADS)
• ZPU-4 on an SR 131 Carpati
• ZPU-4 on a 323
• 14.5mm ''M-1983''
• 14.5mm ''M-1984'' (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• 30mm ''M-1989''
• 37mm ''M-1978'' (With windowpanes and MANPADS)
• 57mm ''M-1985''

Self-propelled SAM systems

• Pŏn'gae-3/9K35 Strela-10
• Mobile and upgraded S-75 on a MAZ-630308-224
• Mobile S-125 on a KrAZ-255B
• Mobile S-125 on a MAZ-630308-224
• MANPADS launch platform on a ''M-1992''
• MANPADS launch platform on a 323
• Pŏn'gae-5 KN-06
• Pŏn'gae-6

Static SAM systems

• Pŏn'gae-1/S-75 Dvina "SA-2"
• Pŏn'gae-2/S-125 Pechora quadruple launcher "SA-3"
• Pŏn'gae-4/S-200 Angara "SA-5"

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)

• Tupolev DR-3 / M-141 Reys (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• Shmel-1 Yak-061 (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• Indigenous MQM-107 (Can also be carried on a trailer)

Radars

• P-8 ''Knife Rest A''
• P-10 ''Knife Rest B''
• P-12 ''Spoon Rest A'' (For the S-75)
• P-14 ''Tall King'' (Satellite imagery available)
• P-18 ''Spoon Rest D'' (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• P-20 ''Bar Lock'' (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• P-35 ''Bar Lock''
• P-37 ''Bar Lock'' (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• P-80/5N87 ''Back Net'' (Satellite imagery available)
• 5N62 ''Square Pair'' (For the S-200)
• Indigenous 30N6 ''Flap Lid'' (For Pŏn'gae-5 and Pŏn'gae-6)
• ST-68U/36D6 ''Tin Shield'' (Satellite imagery available)
• SNR-75 ''Fan Song'' (Satellite imagery available) (For the S-75)
• SNR-125 ''Low Blow'' (For the S-125)
• PRV-11 ''Side Net'' (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• PRV-13 ''Odd Pair'' (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• PRV-17 ''Odd Pair'' (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• SNAR-2 on an ATS-59
• SON-4
• SON-9A "Fire Can" (For 57mm and 100mm AAA)
• MR-104 ''Drum Tilt'' Twoconfigurations: (2) (For automated ZPU-4)
• YLC-8 (For the S-75)
• JY-8 "Wall Rust" (Satellite imagery available)
• DRL-7 antenna for RSP-7 radar
• Unknown radar system (1)
• Unknown radar system (2)
• Unknown radar system (3)
• Unknown radar system (4)
• Unknown radar system (5)
• Unknown radar system (6)

Trucks

• ZiL-130(Can be armed with MANPADS and RPO-A Shmels)
• ZiL-131Fourconfigurations: (2)(3)(4) (Can be armed with MANPADS)
• ZiL-135
• ZiL-157
• ZiS-151
• KraZ 255B Twoconfigurations: (2)
• KrAZ-260
• Ural-375D
• Ural-4320
• MAZ-543
• Elongated MAZ-543
• Modified MAZ-547
• AT-S
• FAW Jiefang CA-30
• FAW Jiefang СА1091К2Е2
• Hongyan-Steyr 1st series
• Dongfeng EQ2012
• Hongyan CQ260
• Shaanqi SX2150
• WS51200
• MAZ-630308-224 Threeconfigurations: (2) (3)
• Indigenous Tatra 813 variant Threeconfigurations:(2) (3)
• Indigenous ROMAN variant
• SR 131 Carpati
• Isuzu HTW 11
• Chaju-64
• Chollima
• Kaengsaeng 68
• Sungri-58
• Sungri-58KA
• Sungri-61
• Sungri-61NA
• Sungri-64
• Sungri No.2 Twoconfigurations: (2)
• Taebaeksan 70 Two configurations: (2)
• Taebaeksan 96 Two configurations: (2)
• Unknown truck

Jeeps

• GAZ-69
• UAZ-469 Threeconfigurations: (2) (3) (Can be armed with ATGMs)
• BAW BJ2020SJ
• BAW BJ2024CJB2
• Mercedez-Benz 230G
• Mercedez-Benz 230GE
• Kaengsaeng 68KA
• Kaengsaeng 68NA
• Kaengsaeng 85

when the great leader takes pictures in front of armaments, it is often to detect new military products.
Has long been talk of a laser projector built in North Korea, possible that this

 

[TheNoob]

They seem so.... old.....

 

[Koovie]

Kim Jong-un having a go at the flight simulator himself.[/QUOTE]
I bet he just crashed the plane

 

[SipahSalar]

Thank you for starting this thread. I hope people will actually use this thread to post military pictures of NK rather than mocking them.

 

[Aepsilons]

Cool thread.

 

[Major Shaitan Singh]

N. Korea conducts military drills to counter U.S. hostilities

Updated: 2015-01-27 12:21:33 KST

The state-run Korean Central News Agency said Tuesday that its leader Kim Jong-un conducted his front-line troops' during the winter drills, saying that a "powerful offensive means (a) rock-firm defense."
The agency didn't say, though, where or when the drills were held.
In a separate report, it condemned South Korean activists for their latest leaflet launches, while also claiming that the U.S. wanted to topple the regime.
By that the North is talking about U.S. President Barack Obama's remark last week on how the spread of the Internet will eventually lead to North Korea's collapse.

Asia Heartbeat arirang

 

[Super Falcon]

Most of weapons are outdated south korea has latest F 15 silenteagle mig 29 dont stand a chance north kore should buy SU 35 to counter F 15 threat from skies

 

[Galcom]

North Korean MiG-21PFM Fishbed-F

 

[24 Hours]

Is it possible for Kim Jong Un to not look any more awkward than he does in these military pics?

 

[third eye]

This one is hard to beat..The Generals ran out of real estate on their coats & have put them on their legs !!

 

[Manindra]

This one is hard to beat..The Generals ran out of real estate on their coats & have put them on their legs !!

After seeing this even General Rommel down his head with shame