[Deathstar 80]

I don't know much about North Korea's army much, but I do think they have a more "modern" army. I think I understand why you mentioned guerilla warfare, ukyfootball. Guerilla warfare is good for a smaller army when they're facing a much bigger army. (As you said, this is what terrorists do in the middle east. Since they can't compete with the technology USA has, they have to use guerilla warfare. In other words, they have to hide, attack, hide, attack, etc.)

The only way I personally can see North Korea have a chance of winning a war is if they somehow can use guerilla warfare effectively (Which, I think as vundy33 said, North Korea doesn't use guerilla warfare. I think they use more modern warfare, like the USA does.) Another way to win a war is by having nuclear weapons, which I'm not sure if North Korea has. (If North Korea does have nuclear weapons, that gives them a lot of power.)

I'm pretty sure guerilla warfare is effective against the US since the US is pretty dominant in military power (and the only thing opposing armies can do is attack, run, attack, run). Pretty much, if you're facing a dominant military power like the US or China, I would imagine you would have to use guerilla warfare just to have a chance of winning. For example, if an army is more technologically advanced, better trained, better equipped, etc., the other army probably can't beat them in a head-to-head fight. You have to use strategy, which is what guerilla warfare is.

Is this all correct vundy33? I would say you would know a lot more than me about this since you've served in the armed forces.