Supreme Commander of the
Korean People's Army Kim Jong Un, chairman of the Workers' Party of Korea (WPK)
and chairman of the State Affairs Commission of the DPRK, inspected the
Headquarters of Large Combined Unit 966 of the KPA.
He was greeted by the
commanding officers of the unit on the spot.
He waved back to the cheers
of its service personnel and had a photo session with them.
He went round the monument
to the on-the-spot instructions of President Kim Il Sung and leader Kim Jong
Il, the monument to the autograph of Kim Jong Il, the revolutionary museum and
the room devoted to the history of the unit.
Seeing the historical
relics and data showing the devoted efforts made by Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il
for rounding off the combat readiness of the unit and bolstering up its combat
capability, he looked back on the course of victory and glory covered by it.
Looking at photos of
successive commanding officers one by one, he said that there were many
anti-Japanese revolutionary fighters among the commanding officers of the unit,
indeed, and added that this fact alone clearly tells what great importance Kim
Il Sung and Kim Jong Il attached to the unit.
He listened to the report
on the defence operation plan from the commander of the unit at the operational
command room and went round the military study room, firing hall and various
other places to learn in detail about the training and combat readiness.
Noting that the unit has a
very important duty to perform, he set forth tasks that would serve as
guidelines for increasing the combat readiness and capability of the unit in
every way.
He went round a mess hall,
swimming pool, bath house and various other places to take warm care of the
living of service personnel as their real father would do.
He enjoyed a performance
given by the art squad of the unit at the soldiers hall.
He expressed his
satisfaction with the successful performance staged by the members of the art
squad with numbers sensitively reflecting party policies and gave instructions
which would serve as guidelines for their performing activities.
He expressed expectation
and conviction that all service personnel of the unit would maintain full
combat readiness and thus firmly defend the socialist country with arms.
Accompanying him were KPA
Vice Marshal Hwang Pyong So, director of the KPA General Political Bureau, and
Army Col. General Ri Yong Gil, first vice-chief of the KPA General Staff and
director of the General Operational Bureau.
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