NORTH KOREA COUNTRY HANDBOOK

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ZIL-157 The ZIL-157 is one of the principal medium trucks of the DPRK forces. The ZIL-157 is used to carry cargo, multiple rocket launchers, TPP pontoons, and other specialized equipment. Maximum Speed: 65 km/hr Range: 580 km Maximum Payload: 4.5 tons A-126
ISUZU TWD25 This 6x6 2.5 ton cargo truck is imported from Isuzu Motors of Japan. This vehicle can transport 5,000 kg of cargo on hard surfaces and 2,500 kg of cargo in off road conditions. The Isuzu TWD25 is equiped with a 210 hp, 6 cylinder, liquid cooled diesel engine. Maximum Speed: 85 km/hr A-127
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MCIA-2630-NK-016-97 DEPARTMENT OF D
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MEMORANDUM FOR DISTRIBUTION SUBJECT
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Contents (Continued) Climate . . .
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Contents (Continued) Counterattack.
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Contents (Continued) Division and R
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Contents (Continued) Division 122/1
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Contents (Continued) ZPU-4 Heavy AA
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Contents (Continued) K-61 Tracked A
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Contents (Continued) SOHUNG PTG . .
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North Korea—Political and Economi
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will likely cling to its outmoded s
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PYONGYANG Yellow Sea South Korea Ma
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heavy rolling stock, scarcity of he
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Chinese characters were used before
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ROK governments hold that the MDL i
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North Korea ELEVATION IN FEET 2000+
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Major Rivers Name Length Navigable
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one travels. Observation in the nor
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PUSAN, South Korea 35 o 10'N 129 o
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TAEJON, South Korea 36 o 27'N 127 o
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PYONGYANG, North Korea 39 o 01'N 12
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YANGDOK, North Korea 39 o 10'N 127
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Thunderstorms usually occur about 2
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agents at this time, dispersion pat
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Effects of Vegetation on Military O
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The DPRK enforces a mandatory consc
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The North Korean Air Force (NKAF) T
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The transport fleet has some 1950s-
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The DPRK's attack submarine invento
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to hinder a CFC counterattack. Pers
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The primary strength that the DPRK
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3. Overwhelming Firepower: Employ c
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coastal, rear area, or capital defe
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large quantities of armored personn
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KAESONG-MUNSAN CHORWON VALLEY EAST
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■ Close combat fires: Designed to
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The NKA uses two primary tactical f
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KILOMETERS 10 8 6 4 2 0 RECON UNIT
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NKA Attack Formation NKA combat org
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NKA Tactical Frontages and Depths i
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KILOMETERS 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 I Regime
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KILOMETERS 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
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the main force is committed under t
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attack, it can also take place in t
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Infiltration I I Force LT (Rear Are
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Night Attack The NKA views night op
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NKA armor and infantry forces are e
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The combined-arms theory of the NKA
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The supporting artillery unit or ar
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Air Defense Support to Offensive Op
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assets at the service and national
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Generally, when in the defense, the
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deployed here. NKA reserves will be
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1.5 - 2.5 KM REGIMENT ARTILLERY CLO
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Positional Defense Positional defen
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KILOMETERS 10 8 6 4 2 0 Regimental
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Counterattack A counterattack would
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sions of repelling CFC attacks and
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Engineer Support to Defensive Opera
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■ Employment of land-based antish
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circumstances (language capabilitie
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Tunnel Constructed by the North Und
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ARMY Private Private First Class Co
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Winter Full Dress Uniform (Generals
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Captain North Korean Navy Rank Insi
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North Korean Air Force Rank Insigni
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Artillery Tanker Finance Transporta
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Armored Corps Forward Army Corps* 1
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C & S X REAR SVC X I I I I I I I I
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I HQ INFANTRY DIVISION T-54/55 M198
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HQ Infantry Battalion I INFANTRY BA
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I HHC Field Hospital HQ Chemical Ba
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I ATGM BATTALION UAZ-69 ATGM AT-1 A
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I Command & Control SAM (SA-3) Regi
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I HHC RIVER-CROSSING BRIGADE K-61 T
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I Command & Met SCUD BATTALION SCUD
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I HQ 170 170 170 170 170 170 X I I
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H&S Division 122/152mm Towed Artill
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I HQ I I ARMOR BRIGADE T-62 VTT-323
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RECONNAISSANCE BATTALION I HQ RECON
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I HQ I MECHANIZED INFANTRY BRIGADE
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SECTION 5 MEDICAL ASSESSMENT Key Ju
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Typhus. Typhus includes any of seve
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ness. Water and air pollution are w
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der are classified as highly hazard
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■ Keep as dry as possible. Many d
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APPENDIX A: Equipment Recognition B
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Type: BTR-60PA/PB Amphibious, armor
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Type: BTR-40 4-wheel drive command
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MODEL 531A Type: Chinese, amphibiou
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TYPE 85 ATGM CARRIER Type: ATGM car
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LINE DIAGRAM UNAVAILABLE M1992 Type
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TYPE-62 LIGHT TANK Type: Light tank
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LINE DIAGRAM UNAVAILABLE PT-85 (TYP
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T-54 Type: Medium tank Armament: 10
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TYPE-59 Type: Medium tank Armament:
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SU-100 Type: Assault tank Armament:
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M-1942 (ZIS-3) Type: Antitank gun C
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D-48 Type: Antitank gun Caliber: 85
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AT-1/SNAPPER The AT-1 is a MCLOS AT
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AT-4/SPIGOT The AT-4 is a SACLOS gu
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RPG-7 Type: 85mm warhead, 40mm laun
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B-10 RCL Type: 82mm smoothbore anti
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OTHER ARTILLERY EQUIPMENT The follo
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A-19 (M-1937) Type: 122mm towed gun
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D-20 Type: 152mm towed howitzer Max
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M-1978 (KOKSAN) Type: 170mm self pr
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BM-21 Type: 122mm multiple rocket l
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BMD-20 Type: 200mm multiple rocket
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LINE DIAGRAM UNAVAILABLE FROG-5 Typ
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M-38/46 DSHK Type: 12.7x108mm heavy
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ZPU-2 Type: 14.5x114mm twin heavy A
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LINE DIAGRAM UNAVAILABLE M-1983 Typ
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M-1939 Type: 37mm automatic cannon
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Type-74 Type: 37mm twin automatic c
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S-60 Type: 57mm automatic AA gun Ta
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LINE DIAGRAM UNAVAILABLE TWIN 57MM
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KS-19 Type: 100mm single shot AA gu
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SA-3 GOA The SA-3 B/C is a somewhat
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SA-7B The SA-7B is a short range, m
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SA-16 The SA-16 is an improvement o
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CSA-3A PGLM No data is available on
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TOKAREV TT-33 7.62MM PISTOL The Tok
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Page 253 and 254: DRAGUNOV SNIPER RIFLE (SVD) The Dra
Page 255 and 256: RPK LIGHT MACHINEGUN The RPK is a g
Page 257 and 258: RP-46 LIGHT MACHINEGUN The RP-46 is
Page 259 and 260: DSHK 38/46 HEAVY MACHINEGUN The DSh
Page 261 and 262: AGS-17 AUTOMATIC GRENADE LAUNCHER T
Page 263 and 264: 120MM M-1943 MORTAR The Soviet M-19
Page 265 and 266: F-1 FRAGMENTATION HAND GRENADE The
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Page 271 and 272: RDG-2 SMOKE HAND GRENADE The RDG-2
Page 273 and 274: LACRIMATORY HAND GRENADE The grenad
Page 275 and 276: RKG-3 ANTITANK HAND GRENADE The RKG
Page 277 and 278: TMD-B ANTITANK MINE The TMD-B is an
Page 279 and 280: TM-46 AND TMN-46 ANTITANK MINE The
Page 281 and 282: POMZ-2 ANTIPERSONNEL MINE The POMZ-
Page 283 and 284: Main Charge Propelling Charge OZM-3
Page 285 and 286: BTM HIGH SPEED DITCHING MACHINE The
Page 287 and 288: MDK-2 TRENCH DIGGING MACHINE The MD
Page 289 and 290: BLG-60 ARMORED VEHICLE-LAUNCHED BRI
Page 291 and 292: MT-55 TANK-LAUNCHED BRIDGE The MT-5
Page 293 and 294: GROUND TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES The
Page 295 and 296: UAZ-469 The Russian designed UAZ-46
Page 297: FIGHT 66 (TUJAENG) The Fight 66 (TU
Page 301 and 302: NISSAN TZA52PP This 6x6 30 ton Japa
Page 303 and 304: KRAZ-260 This Russian produced vehi
Page 305 and 306: INDEPENDENCE 82 (CHAJU 82) The Inde
Page 307 and 308: ARS-12U TRUCK-MOUNTED DECONTAMINATI
Page 309 and 310: MODEL DP-62 LIGHTWEIGHT SURVEY METE
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Page 313 and 314: MI-4 HOUND The Mi-4 is a multirole
Page 315 and 316: MI-17 HIP The Mi-17 has an airframe
Page 317 and 318: F-5 (MIG-17) FRESCO A/B/C/D The DPR
Page 319 and 320: MIG-21 FISHBED D/F/J The DPRK has a
Page 321 and 322: MIG-29 FULCRUM A/B The DPRK has abo
Page 323 and 324: SU-25 FROGFOOT A The DPRK has about
Page 325 and 326: Y-5 (AN-2 COLT) The DPRK has about
Page 327 and 328: IL-18 COOT The DPRK has 2 of these
Page 329 and 330: BAR LOCK Name: P-35/37 Type: EW Fre
Page 331 and 332: FLAT FACE Name: P-15 Type: EW/ACQ F
Page 333 and 334: LOW BLOW Type: FC Trk/FC Guid Freqe
Page 335 and 336: SPOON REST A/C/D Name: P-12 Type: A
Page 337 and 338: TALL KING Name: P-14 Type: BW Freqe
Page 339 and 340: LINE DIAGRAM UNAVAILABLE SOHO FF LO
Page 341 and 342: d.c. 25mm 53cm TT (pt, stbd) Radar
Page 343 and 344: CHAHO PB LOA/Beam/Draft: 85.3x19x6.
Page 345 and 346: Ammo housing/ loading ramp for MRL
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37mm 25mm (pt, stbd) Latticed tripo
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LINE DIAGRAM UNAVAILABLE MAYANG PG
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14.5mm Folding mast 14.5cm (pt, stb
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14.5mm 53cm TT (pt, stbd) Folding m
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Latticed tripod mast 88mm (pt, stbd
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SSM (pt, stbd) Tripod mast SOHUNG P
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14.5mm (to stbd) Latticed mast NAMP
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LINE DIAGRAM UNAVAILABLE HANTAE LCU
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ROMEO SS LOA/Beam/Draft: 252x23x20
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THE NAVAL MINE THREAT TO AMPHIBIOUS
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PDM-1M SHALLOW WATER MINE The PDM-1
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CSS-N-1 SCRUBBRUSH The CSS-N-1 is t
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CSSC-3 SEERSUCKER The Chinese SEERS
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APPENDIX C: Conversion Charts When
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Heat Wave A Hot Summer Day A Warm W
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Vowels a-father = a a-had = ae ya-y
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Questions What is your name? ee-rum
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Do you have weapons? moo-gee ee-so-
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Food/Shelter What food is there? mo
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Air Force kong-goon Alley gol-mok A
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Crash (aircraft) choo-rak-hae-yo Cu
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Height no-pee Help do-oom Here yo-g
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Name ee-rum Navy hae-goon NCO ha-sa
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Sign pyo-jee/gan-pan Sink chim-mol-
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Why we Width nol-bee Woman yo-ja Ya
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APPENDIX E: Individual Protective M
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■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Do
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Protective Measures Against the For
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■ ■ ■ current I.D. card must
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APPENDIX F: FIRST AID/HOT AND COLD
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Arm-Lift Method. If mouth to mouth
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BLEEDING External bleeding falls in
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6. Have the casualty lie on the inj
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10. Splint fractures of the lower a
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■ Do not allow your thirst to be
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WIND SPEED KNOTS MPH TEMPERATURE (
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increased warmth, and a sensation o
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■ Drink plenty of fluids, at leas
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many other factors. The normal reac
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the frozen part - MEDEVAC immediate
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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY FOR OFFICIAL
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