Pyongyang Military Parade

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27 July 2013 held a military parade in the DPRK capital devoted to the 60 anniversary of the end of the Korean War or as it is called in the DPRK - the Patriotic War of Liberation 1950-53. On the podium, along with the DPRK leader Marshal Kim Jong-un and other Korean leaders, you can also notice the representatives of China, Iran and other friendly countries.

The full video of the parade from the Chinese portal ifeng, the quality is not very good and Chinese commentators sometimes drown out the original sound, but so far this is the only full video that I found. When it appears in better quality, I will lay them out too. The parade itself begins at 35 minutes, at first it’s historical part (veterans, soldiers in the form of the times of that war, etc.).

Some photos and frames from the International Radio of China. On the left of Kim Jong-un on the podium is Vice-Chairman of the People's Republic of China Li Yuanchao, on his right hand, through two Korean military leaders, you can see an Iranian general wearing sunglasses.











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  1. +1
    29 July 2013 07: 32
    from the Don.
    Some military men in skirts, I'll give you! And the rest is the last century!
    1. fartfraer
      +42
      29 July 2013 07: 59
      rich in resources and stabilization funds, money and industries, Russia still has the t-62, also the last century, dare to notice. The northerners in the blockade manage to contain a huge army, are developing weapons and still do not bend under the Americans.
      their obstinacy at least deserves respect
      1. +5
        29 July 2013 11: 40
        Obedience is, of course, good. For whom, only. Power they live well, in fact, like everywhere else. They rest against. But what about ordinary people? Hunger, informational restriction - is this not for them? Someone doubt that the South Koreans live much better, fuller, more interesting?
        1. fartfraer
          +6
          29 July 2013 13: 00
          I won’t argue, but the northerners live as they see fit. Just as an example, the Nazis took France in two weeks and the French lived under the Germans quite well, and Belarus resisted (part of the USSR and partisans), lost more than 600 villages with the entire population, but I don’t think that they (Belarusians) regret that they offered such resistance. It’s just an offhand example, I can recall and bring something like that from our history, but not one example. It’s a matter of people’s choice, not for us (you, me, amers, anyone) dictate to them how they live.
          1. +10
            29 July 2013 14: 18
            Quote: fartfraer
            not for us (you, me, amers, anyone) to dictate to them how to live.

            I agree. But they don’t know another life, they have no choice.
            Of course, if someone like Gorbachev comes to power, they don’t shine anything good, most of them more precisely. But if you combine them with South Korea, then I think that both the current and the next generation of North Koreans would live much better.
            It’s another matter that the current authorities categorically will not allow this, since they are living very well. And China arranges a sort of manual dog - a pit bull on its side and on a leash.
          2. Drosselmeyer
            -1
            29 July 2013 15: 59
            What do you measure with stamps a hundred years ago. The world has changed. No one will massively genocide the northerners. They will also be given money. Borrow. And then they will take it again, so that they would not pay off in centuries. Southerners do not need these poor northerners. No one wants to drag out from the 50s.
        2. +5
          29 July 2013 16: 28
          What do you mean "better, fuller, more interesting"? Rockefeller said correctly: "And they will bury me in one single suit."
          An interesting life is only possible when there is confidence in the future - for yourself and the children. In the USSR it was, in the DPRK it is. Who does not understand, it is useless to explain how to plant smallpox on a telegraph pole.
          1. +3
            29 July 2013 16: 42
            Likewise. If you do not understand "better, fuller, more interesting" then you
            Quote: RoTTor
            it is useless to explain how to vaccinate smallpox on a telegraph pole.

            Confidence confidence discord. Most North Koreans are deprived of the benefits of civilization enjoyed by the South Koreans. And the latter have much more confidence in the future than the North Koreans, who, if you have heard, have problems even with food - hunger in general happens to them.
            Read at least this, although I don’t understand how you can’t imagine life in this country having the Internet.
            http://www.tema.ru/travel/north-korea-1/
            1. 0
              29 July 2013 19: 49
              Quote: sevtrash

              Confidence confidence discord. Most North Koreans are deprived of the benefits of civilization enjoyed by the South Koreans.


              However, monolithic houses are being built.
              I have under my supervision the house of the series that in most of the shots is in the background (16-story skyscrapers). For our Siberian climate, without a ventilated facade, this is not the topic, but for theirs just right.

              Quote: sevtrash
              And the latter have much more confidence in the future,

              And South Korean psychiatrists have no idea what to do with the highest suicide rates in the region. Even the Japanese surpassed.
              North Korean generally closed of course.
              But even taking into account the example of the USSR / Russia — when peppy Soviet and athletic marches ceased broadcasting in the mornings — the level doubled. The same situation is not ruled out there.
              1. 0
                29 July 2013 20: 47
                Quote: dustycat
                However, monolithic houses are being built.

                I kind of cited the link. There are about houses with photos. You first look at the actual material.
                Quote: dustycat
                And South Korean psychiatrists have no idea what to do with the highest suicide rates in the region.

                ... Over the past decade, the number of suicides among young people has increased 3 times. The main causes of suicide: unrequited love, conflicts with parents and peers, fear of the future, loneliness. Every year, every twelfth teenager aged 15-19 years old tries to commit suicide ...
                Unfortunately, the openness of a free society also leads to this, the flip side of the coin, the payment for freedom. More freedom, including this one.
          2. grafrozow
            0
            29 July 2013 17: 23
            Quote: RoTTor
            An interesting life is only possible when there is confidence in the future - for yourself and the children. In the USSR it was, in the DPRK it is. Who does not understand, it is useless to explain how to plant smallpox on a telegraph pole.

            DPRK, Vietnam, Laos, Afghanistan, Egypt, Syria, Cuba ... - all this confrontation, the USSR-USA, open your eyes, there is such a proverb "Pans fight and serfs have their forelocks bursting." What does the DPRK offer without the help of the USSR and Russia? Remember the film "Prisoner of the Caucasus", but one small and proud bird said, I will not fly to the South, I will fly straight to the sun. And so it flew higher and higher until it burned its wings and fell into the deepest gorge. ... This is how the beautiful fairy tale ended.
        3. mnn_13
          +3
          29 July 2013 18: 34
          Someone doubt that the South Koreans live much better, fuller, more interesting?


          Dear Sevtrash, what do you think means living better, fuller, more interesting?
          If there are no gay parades there, for example, does this mean that they live poorly?
          If people have values ​​and it is true that money is not everything, does it mean that their life is not complete?
          If their home appliances are not the latest model, does that mean that their life is not interesting?
          I do not give definitive answers about where he lives well and where he does not. I also have doubts about the famine of North Korea. I just want to emphasize that the answers are not always as elementary as they appear on the surface.
          1. +2
            29 July 2013 20: 51
            Quote: mnn_13
            Dear Sevtrash, what do you think means living better, fuller, more interesting?

            Take advantage of all the benefits of civilization, I guess. Realize your desires, opportunities. Family, wealth, good job, hobby, finally. For some reason, it seems to me that this is understandable. In fact, the components of happiness, or rather their presentation, periodically appear on the Internet as a result of research and surveys. Read.
            1. +2
              29 July 2013 22: 05
              Dear!
              What do you know about the life of South Koreans? Family is quite problematic with this. The prosperity is how to look. Good work - 10-14 hours a day, vacation 12 days, entered by the whistle, lunch by the whistle, and left by the whistle. The benefits of civilization - synthetic food, the Internet, a trip to the USA or Europe for a week on a tour ... Washing, microwave, smartphones - this does not count. Hobbies - Koreans are not particularly accepted. Retirement at 68. Do you envy them now?
              There is nothing to pity or envy anyone. And to teach others without knowing the topic ...
              1. +2
                29 July 2013 22: 58
                Quote: REZMovec
                And to teach others without knowing the topic ...

                http://www.strany.net/koreasouth/korea-south-esse.htm...Женщины выходят на пенсию с 55 лет, мужчины – с 60 лет. Но поскольку средний возраст составляет 78 лет, в стране увеличивается число пожилых людей и, скорее всего, в будущем пенсионный ценз будет увеличен...
                http://www.ukrinform.ua/rus/news/v_yugnoy_koree_pensionniy_vozrast_povishaetsya_
                do_60_let_1513770 ... The South Korean authorities and the opposition agreed to increase the country's retirement age to 2016 by 60, according to South Korean international radio. Now this decision should be approved by the National Assembly (Parliament). Currently, South Korean legislation does not provide a clear definition of the age of citizens to retire ...
                Yes, Koreans lead the 10 most industrious countries, though not at all by the whistle. ... in 2003, the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea adopted a law on the gradual introduction of a five-day working week in the country ... The implementation of the new law reduced the official working week in Korea from 44 to 40 hours ...
                http://govorit.donetsk.ua/pro-rabochii-den-v-yuzhnoi-koree.html...Сотрудники корейских компаний работают в среднем по 9 часов 42 минуты в день вместо формально положенных 8 часов. Эти данные были получены на основе исследования реальной продолжительности рабочего дня 1759 сотрудников компаний, перешедших на пятидневную рабочую неделю....
                About life in South Korea:
                http://daypic.ru/world/127297
                http://mykorea.ru/v-yuzhnuyu-koreyu-na-god-ili-istoriya-o-moyey-rabote-v-lotte-w
                orld /
                http://3korea.ru/lyudi/bremya-belogo-inzhenera/

                And your quote is for you

                Quote: REZMovec
                And to teach others without knowing the topic ...
            2. mnn_13
              +2
              30 July 2013 00: 41
              Take advantage of all the benefits of civilization, I guess. Realize your desires, opportunities. Family, wealth, good job, hobby, finally.

              Dear Sevtrash,
              It can be seen that for the benefits of civilization you have, first of all, the material side - it has a modern car, the latest iPhone, the ability to travel abroad and so on. I do not dispute the importance of material things, but in no case can they guarantee you a happy and full life. Est millionaires committed suicide, est people living in small villages who are happy.
              The most important thing in my opinion that a person would be happy is the ego ability lives in harmony with other people - relatives, colleagues, neighbors. And you well understand that materialism and selfishness of the modern world are the main reason for the alienation of people and makes them unprincipled. I believe that you are a young man and it is quite normal that for you happiness is primarily in material things.
              1. 0
                30 July 2013 12: 00
                Dear mnn_13,
                I agree with you almost completely. Without the harmony of the inner world, in the family, at work, material wealth is not a definite joy.
                But in our time, leaders of countries must do as much as possible so that the inhabitants of their countries live in material prosperity, so that working diligently they - ordinary people - have enough food, shelter, can provide education for their children, medical care for the family, have the opportunity to relax on the TV, in nature, on travel, had the opportunity of social activity.
                Why are North Koreans worse than South Koreans? Nothing. Why can't the power in North Korea ensure a normal, at least in some way, approximation to the South Korean, at least not hungry life? Famine in Africa, well, you can understand. And in a more or less developed country? This is a mediocre leadership, worthless power. Such power should disappear. Although this is unrealistic, as they seized power with a stranglehold and spit on ordinary people.
        4. +1
          29 July 2013 19: 57
          Quote: sevtrash
          Obedience is, of course, good.

          This phrase sounds cool under a yellow-black flag ...

          Quote: sevtrash
          Someone doubt that the South Koreans live much better, fuller, more interesting?

          You’ll ask the residents of our city.
          Yes, and in any other outside the Moscow bypass.
          They will explain to you how it is "better, fuller, more interesting" to live when you do not know where you will go to work and whether there will be enough food so as not to become brutal from hunger if you are fired from your current job after the liquidation of the enterprise.

          In South Korea, employers are therefore forced to pay a large salary in the region because there is a "starving" North Korea.
          1. -2
            29 July 2013 20: 52
            Quote: dustycat
            In South Korea, employers are therefore forced to pay a large salary in the region because there is a "starving" North Korea.

            Well, at least read Wikipedia about the famine in North Korea.
          2. +1
            29 July 2013 23: 03
            Quote: dustycat

            This phrase sounds cool under a yellow-black flag ...

            Is this a manifestation of nationalism?
        5. +1
          30 July 2013 10: 48
          For whom, only. Power they live well, in fact, like everywhere else. They rest against. But what about ordinary people?
          And what about ordinary people? If you measure the sausage and articles of arshin, then yes, they do not live richly. But this is not the only way to measure quality of life. And it’s not at all the only true one.
          1. 0
            30 July 2013 11: 46
            Well, who says that the only one?
            Take a look and read at least the links that I gave above. Actually, you yourself can find the material and compare. Very simply - in Wikipedia, where there is also about hunger, then the somewhat arrogant expression "sausage-rags" arshin will appear as malnutrition and hunger for the family. Imagine how your parents feel. It would be hard for me, if not unbearable.
    2. beech
      +3
      29 July 2013 14: 11
      the last photo smiled, my neighbor has the same tractor)
      1. fartfraer
        +2
        29 July 2013 19: 09
        and in the barn under the mower did not see heaps of piece of iron (for example pipes) similar to launchers? your grandfather is suspicious, God grant him health))) hi
  2. +14
    29 July 2013 07: 37
    The power and strength of each State in patriotic education, first of all! good
    1. Gari
      +3
      29 July 2013 10: 10
      Quote: studentmati
      The power and strength of each State in patriotic education, first of all!

      But they won, yes even with the help of the USSR and China, but the United States, Great Britain and a number of other countries in the UN peacekeeping force were on the side of South Korea.
      They won!
      1. +2
        29 July 2013 10: 52
        Have you won? What was the victory expressed in? Is the war over at the same frontiers?
        1. Gari
          +1
          29 July 2013 11: 01
          But unless after 1991, after the collapse of the USSR, did they not hold
          1. +2
            29 July 2013 15: 20
            Well, considering that 500 thousand tons of food from the required 4.5 million are supplied by ideological enemies ...
            1. fartfraer
              +1
              29 July 2013 19: 13
              it's so generous to arrange a blockade and feed the people)) if the northerners didn’t have such pressure from outside, they would show (possibly) the advantages of their system. it’s quite possible, because there is an example of China that managed to combine communist rule and a capitalist economy (a little figuratively, well yes I hope for understanding)
              1. 0
                30 July 2013 15: 33
                The same can be said of Cuba. In both cases: at first practically strangle, and then broadcast to the whole world about how hard you breathe ... And in the form of divine mercy from time to time slightly open your fingers for an extra breath of air.
                I wonder how well Israel would live, for example, in such a total blockade? Or in the same Monaco?
  3. +5
    29 July 2013 07: 41
    They have a very interesting step. And the girls are pretty. Well, the country shows what it has. But calling a spade a spade, they have no chance not only against the Americans, but also against the high-tech South Koreans.
    1. +11
      29 July 2013 07: 45
      Strength of mind - this is the guarantee of victory for the army !!!
    2. fartfraer
      +2
      29 July 2013 07: 53
      "they have no chance not only against the Americans, but also against the high-tech South Koreans." - they are quite capable of "tearing" their southern tribesmen. And only the states do not allow the northerners to take this action
    3. Volkhov
      -7
      29 July 2013 13: 18
      The Russian Federation has no chance against them - Primorye may take a couple of weeks.
      1. fartfraer
        -4
        29 July 2013 19: 17
        what are you writing about?) any jingoistic patriot (four of you have already been minusanuli in passing) will tell you how our pear soldiers will carry their saboteurs with one left. Moreover, the pear will be only three, and the Koreans will be 10-15000.
        although the point here is not the seizure of Primorye, the Russian Federation has enough strength to reach Pyongyang then. and the northerners do not need it, they are on the other side)) (in the literal sense)
        1. Volkhov
          0
          29 July 2013 20: 04
          It's just that the world is divided into systems (groups of states) - the DPRK goes to another and will go where the system needs it. The Italians in the Second World War were also in the "other direction", but they were looking for adventure in Russia.
    4. +1
      30 July 2013 10: 52
      And most importantly - the faces of people, the emotions on the faces of the military. There you feel both the core and sincerity. Numerous photos of the military of the Soviet era always left the same impression.
  4. +3
    29 July 2013 07: 49
    sorry there were no jet cyclists laughing
    1. +5
      29 July 2013 07: 52
      Jet propulsion towed by tractors? What does not suit you? "Jet Cyclists" - Welcome to the Iranian Armed Forces Parade! Also useful !!! good
      1. 0
        29 July 2013 08: 15
        Not the Iranian army, but rather the united Baltic army
  5. +7
    29 July 2013 07: 59
    Good morning everybody hi

    quote-27 On July 2013, a military parade was held in the DPRK capital dedicated to the 60 anniversary of the end of the Korean War or, as it is called in the DPRK, the Patriotic War of Liberation 1950-53.

    a brief digression into history in the form of infographics
    1. +2
      29 July 2013 08: 10
      DPRK - The state is, by definition, indestructible! Comments are non-political!
  6. +3
    29 July 2013 08: 53
    The scale is impressive! ) wink I have a glitch .., or in photo 24 - an armored personnel carrier with 3 axes ... ??? belay What is it like? New modification? And in the photo - 18, what is the new ZSU, the local version of Shilka, with only 37 mm. spark?
    1. +2
      29 July 2013 09: 54
      And also the BTR KPVT is paired.
    2. +6
      29 July 2013 10: 24
      Very similar to the old, good, Soviet ZSU 57, which were produced in a rather wooly year ....
      1. 0
        29 July 2013 19: 34
        Quote: Marssik
        Very similar to the old, good, Soviet ZSU 57, which were produced in a rather wooly year ....

        They are .. More precisely, the Chinese clone of the 1951 sample.
  7. +1
    29 July 2013 09: 05
    Somehow they are not clearly zigzagging, the fingers should be together, the palm and hand in a straight line and at an angle of 45 degrees laughing
    Tractor troops - the highlight of the parade wassat
    1. 0
      30 July 2013 10: 54
      And what tractors did not please you? Better chtol horse-drawn power? Of course, not armored vehicles of the leading edge, but quite a mobility and versatility.
  8. Bumbik
    +6
    29 July 2013 09: 38
    Apparently Kim Jong-un is the most plump resident of Sev. Korea :)
  9. +6
    29 July 2013 09: 49
    Quote: Bumbik
    Apparently Kim Jong-un is the most plump resident of Sev. Korea :)

    This is their family, probably a special gene transmitted from father to son and exclusively in the KIM family. Against the backdrop of thin fellow citizens, well-fed rabbits. laughing
    1. 0
      29 July 2013 19: 31
      Quote: atalef
      Quote: Bumbik
      Apparently Kim Jong-un is the most plump resident of Sev. Korea :)

      This is their family, probably a special gene transmitted from father to son and exclusively in the KIM family. Against the backdrop of thin fellow citizens, well-fed rabbits. laughing

      Diabetics
  10. grafrozow
    +15
    29 July 2013 09: 52
    Three years of war. Interesting, but there are orders on the back?
    1. +7
      29 July 2013 09: 57
      This is the new Korean body armor for generals.
      1. Drosselmeyer
        0
        29 July 2013 18: 23
        Well, if you wear metal epaulettes, then it should protect against saber attacks))).
    2. mansur
      +4
      29 July 2013 10: 04
      Quote: grafrozow
      Three years of war. Interesting, but there are orders on the back?

      Dear, you are a little bent, I think all the same orders and medals are anniversary, and 60 years after the end of the war
  11. grafrozow
    +4
    29 July 2013 09: 55
    I can’t put the pictures next to me, I'll take off one by one.
  12. grafrozow
    +2
    29 July 2013 09: 57
    I don’t know the author.
  13. +2
    29 July 2013 09: 58
    twin KPVT, 3-wheeled armored personnel carrier, (I blinded you from what was)
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  15. grafrozow
    +1
    29 July 2013 10: 03
    In the same topic.
  16. grafrozow
    -2
    29 July 2013 10: 11
    Congratulations to the DPRK! But with such a weapon you can be more modest, yesterday. The Belarus tractor on the battlefield ???
    1. +2
      29 July 2013 19: 29
      Quote: grafrozow
      Congratulations to the DPRK! But with such a weapon you can be more modest, yesterday. The Belarus tractor on the battlefield ???

      Not Belarus, but Vladimir.
      Two pots and air cooling.
      A powerful military unit is ...
      It was not for nothing that "effective managers" buried him.
      Explicitly ordering hosts from one American club. wink
  17. +2
    29 July 2013 10: 23
    Beautiful parade.
  18. +1
    29 July 2013 10: 24
    Quote: grafrozow
    Three years of war. Interesting, but there are orders on the back?


    Whoa! Brezhnev "resting") I wonder how much the kitil weighs lol ? After another 10 years, they will weigh on trousers, or there will be a new whale - a cloak laughing
  19. 0
    29 July 2013 10: 27
    Quote: Marssik
    Very similar to the old, good, Soviet ZSU 57, which were produced in a rather wooly year ....


    Also, first I thought about ZSU 57, but it seems to be 57 mm. - do not pull (at least in the photo, I could be wrong).
  20. 0
    29 July 2013 10: 51
    I'm wondering, but they don’t put dynamic protection on tanks from the principle, or did they dismantle it for the sake of the parade?
  21. +6
    29 July 2013 11: 07
    The feeling, as if on the parade of the USSR in the 50s came, both in technique and in form !!!
    1. fartfraer
      +1
      29 July 2013 11: 23
      and ideology) now remember how strong the Union was at that time. If they had resources equal to at least half of the resources of the Russian Federation, there would be more for one "player" (in terms of impact on other countries and the political "game") true I suspect that in this case, the Russian Federation would not be entirely comfortable. although .... in short, "would" interfere)
  22. Vasily Terkin
    +1
    29 July 2013 11: 27
    people walk from hunger to stagger, and this ok fat lobster and cognac orders from France .......... more parades suit. It would be better to feed everyone ...
    1. fartfraer
      +2
      29 July 2013 11: 30
      strange, isn’t it true that the north hasn’t died out yet. There’s nothing to eat, all the money goes to Kim’s army and feeding, and the people haven’t died out yet ... either the Koreans came up with a cure for death, or you are a little mistaken.
    2. 0
      30 July 2013 10: 57
      Everyone is talking so hard about the famine in Korea.
      Please announce your sources on this issue?
      State Department and the Times there are not to offer any reports.
  23. 0
    29 July 2013 11: 35
    It looks unusual when an officer from a tank waving flowers with enthusiasm
  24. smiths xnumx
    +6
    29 July 2013 12: 06
    Well, what do we want? The DPRK has the weapon that it has, pleasantly struck the new North Korean tank "Pokpunho" with two ATGMs, the North Korean version of the "Cornet", the USSR also experimented with the installation of ATGM "Baby" on tanks (PT-76, T-55 , T-10M), however, it did not go beyond experiments due to the technical imperfection of the Malyutka. It is worth noting the North Korean 30-mm SPAAG based on Shilki, the DPRK took into account its short range and increased it by installing 2 30 guns. similar to shipborne AK-630. It is also worth noting an attempt by the North Koreans to completely mechanize their artillery: self-propelled guns based on an armored personnel carrier with D-20, D-30, and a 130-mm SM-4-1, which allows it to escape from a retaliatory strike, as well as an armored personnel carrier based on an armored personnel carrier- 80 with a 6x6 and 8x8 wheel arrangement, after all, it was not in vain that the North Koreans bought 2000 BTR-32A from us in the early 80s, and a new tracked armored personnel carrier based on the M-1985 amphibious tank, also presented at the parade, although with a gun something not glued, so all cars are armed with a pair of KPVT. It looks like the North Koreans are looking for a replacement for our BMP-1, 200 units, which, together with the BRM-1K, was received in the 80s, the BTR-60PB and their own VTT-323 armored personnel carrier, created on the basis of the Chinese K-63. All infantry in the parade are armed with 5,45-mm machine guns of their own production type 88 (analogue of AK-74) and type 98 (analogue of AK-74M) and RPK-74, although RKKG militiamen with machine guns of type 68 9 are analogous to AKM). And, of course, North Korean "know-how" is to put MANPADS on everything that moves. And of course the North Korean version of our S-300 or the Chinese HQ-9-KN-06, UAVs and missiles. Unfortunately, everything else is the last century: T-55, T-62, ZSU with a pair of 57-mm cannons, analogous to ZSU-57-2, S-75, S-125, Chinese MLRS type 63, S-60. The truth was that the RKKG ZiS-3 and M-30 were armed with 85-mm anti-aircraft guns, which could well have fired at the Americans during the Korean War, and not in the form of museum exhibits, but in service. I was also surprised by the fact that the entire command staff moved in Gelendvagens, last year they were still adjacent to UAZs. From the Air Force at the parade noticed the Mi-26, and 6 Mi-8/17, 3 Il-76, all of which are in the DPRK, and 4 MiG-23, it is also worth noting the North Korean MD-500 "Defender" with weapons, first demonstrated on this parade. If someone can tell you the brand of rockets on them, I will be extremely grateful, because. that on Militarifotos there is only a drawing with "Baby". Yours faithfully! hi
  25. +2
    29 July 2013 12: 17
    Very touching report! .. Patriotic people. Very tired of the life they live ...
    I join the DPRK congratulations on the occasion of their Victory Day!
    A very interesting technique. I was especially pleased with the "reincarnation of the PT-76" and the BTR-chiki ...
    Sometimes (quite rarely) it is possible to meet North Koreans on the streets of Yekaterinburg. Very neat, clean, but poorly dressed and necessarily a party badge on the lapel ... I promised myself that next time, if I meet, I will definitely give a bottle of cognac or viskar - just as a sign of appreciation and friendship ... of our peoples.
  26. +4
    29 July 2013 12: 18
    unreal old stuff ... and the chip with trailed katyushi to Belarus was simply killed on the spot !!!
  27. smiths xnumx
    +9
    29 July 2013 12: 40
    Well, first of all, as you put it, "old stuff" is in service with the militia - the Workers 'and Peasants' Red Guard (RKKG), which is not a cadre unit that has other types of MLRS in service: the North Korean version of the BM-21 "Grad" -BM- 11, another North Korean version of the Grad, made in the likeness of the Czechoslovak RM-70 or the Belarusian BelGrad, with a spare package of missiles, and automatic reloading (we have this, therefore, after each volley, the Grad is reloaded manually) and 240-mm 12 -barrel and 22-barreled MLRS installations of our own production, analogs of our "Hurricane".
    Secondly, such a system has 18 barrels of 122-mm caliber (fires Grada missiles) and is easily suitable for partisan operations, since it is easily transported, incl. as you may have noticed with a tractor and it is quite easy to disguise it.
    Thirdly, smile and remember the story about the "peaceful Soviet tractor".
    Yours! hi
  28. +2
    29 July 2013 12: 43
    And what kind of nuclear suitcases the guys are holding on their knees. Portable nuclear bombs lol
  29. smiths xnumx
    +1
    29 July 2013 13: 00
    I think that these are representatives of their strategic nuclear forces, it is indicative that they were transported by truck, and also, in my opinion, special forces and paratroopers were transported there. Yours faithfullyhi
  30. +1
    29 July 2013 13: 18
    I watched on TV as they walked bouncing around, rolling with laughter)))
    1. Ammane
      +1
      30 July 2013 00: 55
      And when he rode around he jumped?
      1. 0
        30 July 2013 01: 08
        Quote: Ammane
        And when he rode around he jumped?


        You, Miroslav, do not be a fool. No. Everything is very serious here. angry Do not bring the Lord you are mistaken in the height of the jump !, immediately to the traitors and to the scaffold! negative
  31. +2
    29 July 2013 13: 21
    It seems to me that 50 abrams / leopards from all this technology will make dust.
    1. 0
      29 July 2013 13: 48
      it doesn’t seem, but is absolutely correct, they don’t even have time to approach 3000m
      1. smiths xnumx
        +2
        29 July 2013 14: 41
        If you could, then you did, do not forget, in North Korea the terrain is mountainous, you can't cut it on tanks, and the North Koreans have plenty of ATGM systems (North Korea produces Fagot and Baby on its own under license), even its own copy of Kornet , possibly with Iranian help (they saw an Iranian general to the right of Kim Jong-un, through two Korean military leaders) appeared, and to them there were also "Contests", "Phalanxes" and "Bumblebees", the last two are old, of course, well, nothing against the BMP , APCs are still quite fit. And this is not counting the unknown, but a very large number of RPG-7 (including with a tandem grenade), which is also produced in the DPRK under license, SPG-9M and BO B-10, B-11. Add to all this the MT-12 "Rapier", a 100-mm self-propelled anti-tank gun of the North Korean production (BS-3, D-44, D-48, ZiS-2 do not take into account) Moreover, if all this is multiplied by a high combat the spirit of the North Koreans, the Abrams will have a very hard time. Here, by the way, is a photo of the KPA soldiers marching with an RPG-7 with a tandem warhead. Yours faithfully! hi
        1. smiths xnumx
          0
          29 July 2013 15: 35
          However, I still forgot, 20 Mi-24s and about 80 North Korean MD-500 "Defender" with ATGM, demonstrated at this parade. Here is a photo
        2. Drosselmeyer
          -2
          29 July 2013 15: 49
          You just forgot to indicate that they will run with RPGs under the constant, round-the-clock impact of the aircraft of the southerners and the USA. Wars have not been won by weapons for a long time, but by ideology. Why would a hungry, tattered, with a stick from the deep 50s a northerner die for Juche ideas, fighting with his Koreans like them? Just after the disorganization of management and political control as a result of the bombing, all this amusing North Korean army will begin to surrender en masse for a rice cooker. And if the southerners also pay extra for the surrender ...
          1. smiths xnumx
            +8
            29 July 2013 16: 20
            Don't measure others by yourself. Wars are won by ideology, and as we can see, the North Koreans have it. After the collapse of the USSR and the end of aid from China, the DPRK did not collapse, it was not swallowed up by South Korea, the ruling regime remained the same: Kim Il Sung was replaced by Kim Jong Il, who handed over the throne to Kim Chen Eunwoo, and even created a nuclear bomb and launched a satellite into space. Then tell me, why would a prosperous South Korean, a successful clerk, put aside his iPad with the Internet, from which sounds "Mr. Psi", half-eaten hamburger and Coca-Cola, pick up an automatic rifle and climb to the North, under the bullets of his compatriots- communist fanatics. He loses much more. So, I'm sure the North Koreans will not scatter and surrender, but will courageously defend their homeland and the ruling regime in it.
            1. Drosselmeyer
              -1
              29 July 2013 18: 15
              Do not make me laugh. No one will put off a hamburger and Coca-Cola. South Korea will have enough available army forces to tear down all this North Korean junk. The whole ideology of the north will fall apart like a rotten stump. About Iraq, Saddam was also told how his people would courageously defend their homeland and the ruling regime. However, all this rotten state collapsed in one week.
              1. smiths xnumx
                +2
                29 July 2013 18: 33
                Come on, they will win straight ahead, without putting off the hamburger and Coca-Cola, and what they will pull the trigger with. And if South Korea has enough of its own armed forces to defeat the DPRK, who let me ask you is guarded by American troops with nuclear weapons in the South Caucasus? And the guys from these troops sometimes "hooligans"
                Only five out of 100 crimes involving US troops in South Korea reach trial in the past three years.
                Between 2010 and February 2013, 57 cases of 1 crimes committed by US military personnel in South Korea were transferred to the courts, which amounted to 027 percent, a public center called the Freedom of Information Center said. The community group called on law enforcement agencies to more actively bring to the end the cases of crimes and offenses.
                "The criminal prosecution of perpetrators of crimes from the US military contingent is passive," said the representative of the group. “Recently, several American soldiers who were prosecuted for handcuffing three South Korean civilians were only deported to the United States without investigation.”
                . But the South Koreans endure stoically why take offense at such nice guys. But Saddam was dumped, only after direct military aggression, and this after 11 years of sanctions, bombing, and direct bribery of Iraqi generals.
  32. +1
    29 July 2013 13: 25
    on the 10th photo everyone has such happy faces, it’s just a holiday!
  33. 0
    29 July 2013 13: 45
    let them try to twist their face, send them to the quarry for at least 10 years)))))))))))))))))))))
  34. +9
    29 July 2013 14: 03
    These 50 Abrams will not reach the battlefield! They will either be showered with "Voroshilov's kilograms", or the caterpillars will gnaw them! I read about the actions of special units of the DPRK - still impressed! Therefore, I do not doubt the heroism of this people! In 2005, being the commander of the PSKR, he detained 9 fishing vessels of the DPRK at once, crossed the border by accident - they got carried away, the squid was walking well. No fishing special equipment, 50-60 people each with fishing rods. In general, almost the entire fish farm with wives. The only thing is that there are no children. It was! And then there was a great start to the storm. I was escorted to Zarubino. They behaved very dignified. The best impressions remained! And then I had to deal with them more than once! Poor, but VERY proud (in a good way) people! I support it very much -Fearful ensign is an outstanding people!
    1. +2
      29 July 2013 14: 15
      I have no doubt what you said. The people of North Korea are really normal people. Yes, poor and proud. they don’t ask anyone for anything. but for the sake of objectivity, their technique is a bit old
  35. Large52
    +6
    29 July 2013 14: 51
    Their energy would be in a peaceful direction ...
  36. Drosselmeyer
    +1
    29 July 2013 15: 38
    Hmm. Everything is very bad with the ancient technique. Against the southerners, the northerners have no chance. Some commentators spread the myth of the "small but poor" pious believers in the Juche, etc. It seems to me that this is an ostentatious myth and nothing more, neither militarily nor ideologically, there is nothing to oppose the North to the South. Allow now free travel to South Korea and the entire North will rush there to work and in a year no one will remember the "respected" Kims.
    1. 0
      29 July 2013 22: 29
      I would like to see you personally in the described situation. Will you go to defend Ukraine? On the old (no other) technique ?? I have great doubts about this. "What to count as gossips, to work, is it not better for yourself, godfather, to turn around"
  37. +4
    29 July 2013 16: 44
    The military parade is a special, highest kind of art, dying out almost all over the world. DPRK and PRC are unattainable here.
    There is nothing to vilify, watch the parade and have fun.
    The parade on Red Square, where last year there were 5 Mi-8s, in this six dozens of aircraft, in which ten times fewer people participated - in a miserable parody of uniforms (the accelerators on camouflage from soldiers !!!) are resting. It’s a shame to talk about other post-Soviet countries.

    14.7.20103/XNUMX/XNUMX showed the next parade from Paris: well done, that they retained their historical form, but they are not able to walk with a parade step.

    I recommend lovers of parade art to find in CETI and watch military parades in Chile.

    North Korea - respect and sincere respect !!!
  38. Seraph
    0
    29 July 2013 16: 53
    Gasoline and diesel do not spare. Techniques are immeasurable. The people are ideologically savvy. No wonder the southerners, the United States, and the Japanese are afraid of them, and the Chinese regularly send their second parties to the parades. We also have to make friends again - instead of muddy Egypt, send wheat to Pyongyang
  39. soldier's grandson
    +6
    29 July 2013 17: 26
    Quote: grafrozow
    Three years of war. Interesting, but there are orders on the back?

    to see our burdened Cossacks, they will die with envy laughing
  40. Radoslav
    -2
    29 July 2013 17: 51
    The DPRK troops are an indestructible force and power. Hooray comrades!
  41. 0
    29 July 2013 18: 17
    Koreans are pretty, but the technology is a bit old. Unless the missiles look impressive.
    1. fartfraer
      +1
      29 July 2013 19: 27
      rightly noticed. by the way, the 42nd mechanized infantry division (in Chechnya) has 62 tanks. also not new. and the division is all contract)) "Rexes" alone) but just something "thieves" fancy tanks are based in the suburbs .. and they drive on they are conscripts (including) with an annual service life. how to explain? but in no way. so apparently
      1. 0
        29 July 2013 21: 31
        for warfare in the mountains, the T-54 \ 55 and T-62 tanks are just more effective
        1. fartfraer
          0
          29 July 2013 21: 44
          What do you mean? These tanks drove into the "Alpine" training ground every other time and then from acceleration.
          1. 0
            29 July 2013 23: 40
            Do you think the abrams will rise there the first time?)))
            1. fartfraer
              +1
              30 July 2013 06: 13
              But what have the abrams to do with it?
              1. 0
                30 July 2013 20: 12
                Sorry for not noticing your question and am only responding now. Our troops mainly used the T-55 and T-62 tanks in the mountains of Afghanistan, although the T-72 and T-80.62nd and 55th were much easier and more maneuverable than Abrams. read a little higher comments forum users and you will understand what's what
  42. +1
    29 July 2013 20: 00
    I don’t understand the current from where the commanders have so many medals ??? For courage in the parade?
    1. +1
      29 July 2013 21: 32
      Well, where did Brezhnev have 4 medals of the hero of the Soviet Union?)))
  43. +1
    29 July 2013 22: 31
    A parade of junk that will burn out in the first 2 days, and the air in which case will certainly not be beyond North Korea ...
  44. smiths xnumx
    0
    29 July 2013 23: 56
    DPRK issues itself or under licenses
    Ground troops
    Pistols: type 64 (copy of Browning M1900, part with a silencer, used by special forces), type 68 (copy of TT), "Pektusan" (copy of ChZ-75), PM is also in service.
    Submachine guns in service with the Special Forces consists of the Czech "Scorpion", Chinese and Korean copies of PPSh and PPS type 49 and type 43 were transferred to the RKKG
    Assault rifles: type 58 (copy of AK-47) -transferred to RKKG, type 68 (copy of AKM), type 88 (copy of AK-74), type 98 (copy of AK-74M), some of the machines are completed with early modifications (type 58, type 68) is completed for firing grenades put on the barrel, following the example of the Polish PMK DGN-60 and the Yugoslavian Zastava M-70; Some of the new submachine guns have GP-25 "Koster" grenade launchers, unknown purchased in Russia or locally made. The special forces use a Chinese copy of the American M-16 rifle, type CQ M-311. For ceremonial purposes, the RKKG also uses a North Korean copy of the SKS-Type 63 self-loading carbine.
    Sniper rifles: "Jegengbochon" - a copy of the Yugoslavian Outpost M-76, caliber 7,62x54. Also used are the SVD, and its Chinese copy of the Type-79/85, as well as the Mosin rifle with an optical sight (most likely transferred to the RKKG)
    Machine guns: type 62 (copy of RPD) -transferred to RKKG, type 73 (own development based on BREN and PKM). Also used are RPK-74, unknown locally made or purchased in Russia / USSR, RPK, PK, SGM (partially transferred to RKKG), DShK and its Chinese copy of type 59, NSV-12,7 "Utes". As a tank anti-aircraft machine gun for armored vehicles, KPV is used. The RKKG is armed with RP-46 and DPM.
    North Korean machine gun type 73 in the manner of "honorable model". It is "silver plated" and has carved wooden parts of the grip and butt.
    1. smiths xnumx
      0
      30 July 2013 00: 29
      Grenade launchers and anti-tank weapons
      AGS-17 "Flame", it is unknown purchased in the USSR or its Chinese copy.
      Flamethrowers: Soviet LPO-50, ROKS-3, TPO-50M, FOG-2. Recently appeared and demonstrated at RPO-A parades "Bumblebee", from which it is not known, Russia claims that it did not sell.
      RPG-2, produced under license in the DPRK, there is also a Chinese copy of type 56. It is in service with the RKKG.
      RPG-7, probably produced under license, there is also a Chinese copy of type 69. A tandem warhead was created for the grenade launcher.
      Recoilless guns: SPG-9M, B-10, there is a Chinese copy of type 65, B-11
      Anti-tank guns: 85mm D-44, D-48, 100mm BS-3 and MT-12 Rapier, there is an early version of the T-12. The RKKG is armed with 45 mm M-42, 57 mm ZiS-2, 76 mm ZiS-3.
      The promised photo of North Korean soldiers with an RPG-7 with a tandem warhead:
      1. smiths xnumx
        +1
        30 July 2013 01: 25
        ATGM:
        9K15 "Bumblebee" - self-propelled installed on an all-terrain vehicle "Seungri 4.15" (copy of GAZ-69)
        "Phalanx" - installed on helicopters Z-5 (North Korean copy of the Mi-4), Mi-8/17, Mi-24. Can also be installed on BM 9P148
        "Baby" - the most widespread ATGM, produced in the DPRK under a license under the name "Susong-po", there is also a Chinese copy of the HJ-73. It is used both in a portable version and installed on the North Korean light tank M-1985, tracked armored personnel carrier VTT-323, on the basis of which the BM ATGM type 85, BMP-1 was created. It is also used on Mi-2, MD-500 "Defender", Z-5 (North Korean copy of the Mi-4), Mi-8/17 helicopters.
        9K111 "Fagot", produced in the DPRK under license. There is also its modernized version "Factoria". It is used both in a portable version and installed on the North Korean wheeled BRDM M-1992.
        "Competition". It is used both in a portable version and installed on BM 9P148 based on BRDM-2.
        "Cornet" is the root designation for "Bulsae-3", first shown at this parade. Two launchers are installed above the cannon mask of the most modern North Korean MBT "Songun-915" ("Seon'gun-915"). Probably delivered from Iran, where a copy of the Kornet ATGM is being produced - "Dehlaviyeh"
        Self-propelled anti-tank guns:
        SU-100- in the mobilization reserve for storage.
        A cannon fighter of tanks on the chassis of the tracked armored personnel carrier VTT-323: an 85-mm gun D-44 or D-48 is installed in the upper compartment of the tracked armored personnel carrier VTT-323.
        Cannon Tank Destroyer A 100-mm cannon, probably a Rapier, is installed in a closed rotating turret on a Chuche-po chassis - an elongated modified chassis of a licensed ATC-59. Here is a photo of him. If anyone is interested, ready to continue tomorrow. Yours faithfully! hi
  45. fluke
    -4
    30 July 2013 01: 00
    Why do we need a system that is not able to feed its own population. The people do not eat up, often starving and dying of hunger, there are no modern medicines and there will not be any, there is no electricity in the province in the houses, there is no gas, everything is wood.
    Not to mention the simple basic benefits of civilization, which we consider to be self-evident. There are no household chemicals, no Internet, no personal vehicles, and so on. There is nothing besides propaganda zombies and poverty.
    For that, nuclear weapons are developed, tanks are built and a huge amount of weapons are produced. But for what? To protect your own misery and misery? Although why, the plump "leader" clearly eats well, studied in Switzerland, does not need anything - that's what all these weapons are for.
    With all this, it is very unfortunate that the united Korean people are so divided. It just should not be, Koreans must live together in a united Korea. Sad and sad ...
    1. fartfraer
      +2
      30 July 2013 06: 38
      let's compare with the Russian Federation on points?
      1- "there is no electricity in the provinces, there is no gas, everything is on wood." - we have gas in the provinces not in all villages, I live in a city (Tomsk) and I have a house with stove heating (firewood) and I am not alone )) And the overwhelming majority of villages are also on firewood.
      2- "In addition to the population zombified by propaganda and poverty, there is nothing." - poverty and we have enough.
      3- "There are no household chemicals, there is no Internet, there is no personal transport, and so on" - we undoubtedly have personal transport, but the public one "is lame on both legs." I don’t know how it is with you, but I went to study at water. due to the fact that I counted the costs of the public transport that has risen in price is cheaper (really cheaper, and not for the "word of mouth") to drive your car. the Internet ... you are already unable to live without it? far from essential goods . I would gladly change the Internet to Soviet GOSTs for grocery (for example). Household chemicals - do they wash with ash and brush their teeth with their fingers? or do you still have some powders, pastes, soap? I would like to clarify this question with you, as an expert.
      4- "Although why, the plump" leader "clearly eats well, studied in Switzerland, does not need anything - that is what all these weapons are for." - and we have children of Duma members, government officials, etc. do not study abroad? by the way, I will give a hackneyed example - generals Troshev (sorry he died) and Shamanov are not the worst people. do you think they "devoured" our army? not a true statement, as it seems to me. and they have weapons for the same to other countries, to guarantee sovereignty. By the way, why, according to your logic, Russia's weapons? Probably to protect Abramovich's yacht, the Chelsea club, Cypriot avshors?
      5- "With all this, it is very regrettable that the single Korean people are so divided. It should not be so simple, Koreans should live together in a single Korea" - remember about compatriots in the countries of Asia, the Baltic states?
      and finally, "The people do not eat up, often starving and dying of hunger" - who then lives there? if people die of hunger (for more than a dozen years)?
      1. fartfraer
        0
        30 July 2013 06: 47
        http://golos.gorod.tomsk.ru/index-1365703539.php
        a link about a slightly different DPRK, about which they are shouting to us here that it is starving and dying out. For objectivity, we look at the comments (by link), there are still a lot of links (both "for" and "against"), we compare and think. for attention
        1. 0
          30 July 2013 11: 03
          Well, even if we assume that what exists on the link throughout North Korea, it’s not clear in double why the Korean leadership receives food aid from the Americans in exchange for a moratorium on nuclear tests. In a country where everything is so smooth, they would probably spit on the threats of America and would do what they wanted.
          1. fartfraer
            0
            30 July 2013 11: 26
            "Well, even if we assume that what is in exile exists throughout the territory of North Korea, then it is doubly clear why the Korean leadership receives food aid from the Americans in exchange for a nuclear test moratorium. in a country where everything is so smooth" - you may not be so They have become interested in this issue for a long time. A few years ago, the states pressured the DPRK to stop the development of nuclear technologies, the construction of nuclear power plants, etc., in response, the northerners said simply, the industry is developing, etc., energy is needed, there are few resources, so we are building nuclear power plants. do not want a nuclear power plant in the DPRK-sell us fuel oil for stations at such a price that the cost of energy does not exceed the cost of energy from the nuclear power plant. and that's it, the states "went out", introduced another embargo. Do you understand what I wanted to tell you? Koreans say to the whole world- we will live as we want and build what we want on our territory, if something does not suit someone, give us what we need from our stocks. something like that.
      2. 0
        30 July 2013 10: 57
        Well, comparing North Korea and Russia as it does not add up in the mind. if you are not happy with something, you can at least pour out your soul. and then let someone try to express their dissatisfaction, so they will immediately be destroyed as an agent of world imperialism)) when Kim Jong-un had a child, he gave every Korean child a "royal gift" -1kg of candies. If you honestly did not know that 1kg of candies is a royal gift, and even a delicacy !!
        1. fartfraer
          0
          30 July 2013 11: 30
          Yes, yes, and if the DPRK team loses football to international competitions, then they shoot everyone from the coach to the grandson of the cousin of the team massage therapist.
          "to be honest, I did not know that 1kg of sweets is a royal gift, and even a delicacy !!" - indeed, the gift is far from royal ... so a gift for itself. Another thing in the whole other world! We are ready to assume that the GDP will be given to the children of Russia if it has will a grandson be born? assume not stingy, the Russian Federation is much richer in resources, money, etc. than the DPRK
        2. fartfraer
          0
          30 July 2013 11: 33
          By the way, what is wrong in my comparison of the Russian Federation and the DPRK? We are drowned with firewood and the poor and we have, the president eats better than the kindergarten teacher ... what is wrong in comparison? argue if you have something to say
          1. 0
            30 July 2013 20: 07
            but I saw how these children looked at this gift! there was a feeling that they had not touched this for a long time and Russia is still not North Korea. according to the possibilities. if in the backwoods such a life means the authorities are to blame. with such good that you have, they should bathe in gold
  46. eplewke
    0
    30 July 2013 11: 42
    Well done Koreans, but the technology is a junk ... But they are proud of their country, already for this you can respect ...
    1. +1
      30 July 2013 20: 15
      proud of their homeland - consider that this is already half the victory !!
  47. -3
    30 July 2013 21: 12
    Not for those who like North Korea, let them go there and live there, only not as guests, but as locals ... Yes, come take off Juche’s idea ...
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  49. KEKS44
    0
    31 July 2013 16: 28
    The ugly state. There is nothing to eat, but they are going to fight with someone. Who needs them, miserable!
  50. ko88
    0
    13 September 2013 12: 04
    all right all right.

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