Some people in the military say that the hacked documents include provisional plans for large-scale South Korea-U.S. joint military exercises such as the Ulchi Freedom Guardian and special warfare plans against the North. Even though they are provisional plans, they are based on actual operational plans and are thus not too different from the real ones.
If the hacked operational plan is the OPCON 5015, a new South Korea-U.S. joint operational plan signed in June last year and applied to joint military exercises for the first time in March this year, the incident is extremely serious. OPCON 5015 is the highest-level of operational plan that includes measures against North Korea’s use of weapons of mass destruction and cyber, biological and chemical warfare. When the National Assembly’s National Defense Committee asked the Defense Ministry to brief on OPCON 5015, Defense Minister Han Min-koo refused to do so, saying that if the plan is revealed, it would have to be scrapped and replaced with a new one.
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Even if they knew how we'd invade the North they still couldn't stop us, with their late-60s air force has no AV gas and their chinese export model t55s have no diesel, their malnourished manlet army may as well be using muskets.
Their ace in the hole is trying to blind pilots with giant chinese-made laser pointers.
>>90481
Vietnam kicked your haughty asses.
Now imagine Vietnam with techs including weapons grade nuclear arms. They can probably drag it long enough until your anti-war SJWs get hippie on your congress to stop white imperialism.
>>90485
You're confusing conventional symmetric warfare with unconventional asymmetric warfare. A better comparison would be the second Iraq War. The Iraqi armor folded near instantly, but the insurgency afterwards was a pain to deal with. Similarly, the North Korean military would have no hope in a stand up fight, their only option in such a scenario would be to try and set off their nuclear stockpiles defensively (aka nuke themselves) before going underground and hoping the people will continue the fight after the army has totally folded.
Obviously they don't want it to come to that, mostly because the leadership lives very comfortably right now and has no desire to commit suicide. As such, they will continue sabre rattling till the end of time, but will never actually use it because when they do, their lives end. The North Korean people might continue the fight, but the government would be dead within days.
>>90497
The Vietnam campaign was held by US military commanders a success, just like the Irag campaign, but it was ultimately lost because of the severe internal opposition and a call to withdraw troops. You're still living in a politically correct butthurt society, even more asspained than the hippie generation, with Trump winning. You cannot stop protesters from flooding your streets (and destroy cities in the process) in their quest to oppose those kinds of campaigns.
Like I said, NK can probably drag it long enough to trigger your SJWs to move out. And they probably can drag it long enough considering NK is a direct neighbor to Russia and China. China is already opposing deployment of THAAD systems in South Korea. What do you think they would do when their neighbor is invaded?