Providing military training and further education for foreign military personnel has always been an important part of Haihan's military aid to foreign countries. The number of foreign military personnel studying in Sanya has always remained at more than 100 every year, and this is only the high-ranking officers carefully selected by various countries to send to Haihan for further training, and does not include the combat personnel trained in large numbers by the military advisers sent by Haihan.

For the DPRK, it is already a rare opportunity to be able to send the elite of its own military to study in the country of Haihan and then bring advanced military experience back to the DPRK. It is a pity that the military budget limits the performance of the DPRK, and if it were not for the financial problem, it is very likely that the DPRK would not have sent only 18 officer cadets.

North Korea pinned its hopes on the formation of a new army command group on these 18 cadets, while the Haihan top brass had more ideas about it. Based on past operational experience, the Executive Committee believes that it is entirely possible to indirectly control these forces that are dependent on Haihan by influencing the ideology of the military's top brass, and to rely on Haihan for a long time in terms of military equipment and combat system, and that the long-term benefits that this will bring to Haihan are considerable.

Although Haihan's study abroad program for North Korea goes far beyond the military field, there is no doubt that both Haihan and North Korea regard military training as the essence of the study abroad program. It is precisely because of this that An Daoshi and other 18 North Korean officers and cadets have become the object of attention second only to Li Wei at this welcome dinner.

For An Daoshi, from the moment he was selected as a public student to study abroad, the experience of the past two months or so was like a dream. During the time when he was waiting for the departure arrangement in Seoul, An Daoshi was actually worried every day that he would be kicked out of the study abroad team, because compared to those generals with prominent family backgrounds, he was just an ordinary person from Orion, and people might only need to move their fingers to squeeze him out. It wasn't until the day he set off from Seoul that Ahn Do-seok was convinced that his good luck had really come. Whether this is the arrangement of the Haihan people, or there is no better candidate than himself on the side of Bing Cao Yamen, in short, his fate has changed from the moment he left North Korea, and he needs to grasp this opportunity well.

On his voyage south, he hardly spent a day idle, and whenever he had time, he went to the captain, first mate, and boatswain on board the ship and asked them for advice on navigation. Although he was not a naval officer, he had learned a lot along the way, and even began to write his own nautical diary according to the captain's instructions, which of course was very brief with his limited education.

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Providing military training and further education for foreign military personnel has always been an important part of Haihan's military aid to foreign countries. The number of foreign military personnel studying in Sanya has always remained at more than 100 every year, and this is only the high-ranking officers carefully selected by various countries to send to Haihan for further training, and does not include the combat personnel trained in large numbers by the military advisers sent by Haihan.

For the DPRK, it is already a rare opportunity to be able to send the elite of its own military to study in the country of Haihan and then bring advanced military experience back to the DPRK. It is a pity that the military budget limits the performance of the DPRK, and if it were not for the financial problem, it is very likely that the DPRK would not have sent only 18 officer cadets.

North Korea pinned its hopes on the formation of a new army command group on these 18 cadets, while the Haihan top brass had more ideas about it. Based on past operational experience, the Executive Committee believes that it is entirely possible to indirectly control these forces that are dependent on Haihan by influencing the ideology of the military's top brass, and to rely on Haihan for a long time in terms of military equipment and combat system, and that the long-term benefits that this will bring to Haihan are considerable.

Although Haihan's study abroad program for North Korea goes far beyond the military field, there is no doubt that both Haihan and North Korea regard military training as the essence of the study abroad program. It is precisely because of this that An Daoshi and other 18 North Korean officers and cadets have become the object of attention second only to Li Wei at this welcome dinner.

For An Daoshi, from the moment he was selected as a public student to study abroad, the experience of the past two months or so was like a dream. During the time when he was waiting for the departure arrangement in Seoul, An Daoshi was actually worried every day that he would be kicked out of the study abroad team, because compared to those generals with prominent family backgrounds, he was just an ordinary person from Orion, and people might only need to move their fingers to squeeze him out. It wasn't until the day he set off from Seoul that Ahn Do-seok was convinced that his good luck had really come. Whether this is the arrangement of the Haihan people, or there is no better candidate than himself on the side of Bing Cao Yamen, in short, his fate has changed from the moment he left North Korea, and he needs to grasp this opportunity well.

On his voyage south, he hardly spent a day idle, and whenever he had time, he went to the captain, first mate, and boatswain on board the ship and asked them for advice on navigation. Although he was not a naval officer, he had learned a lot along the way, and even began to write his own nautical diary according to the captain's instructions, which of course was very brief with his limited education. Providing military training and further education for foreign military personnel has always been an important part of Haihan's military aid to foreign countries. The number of foreign military personnel studying in Sanya has always remained at more than 100 every year, and this is only the high-ranking officers carefully selected by various countries to send to Haihan for further training, and does not include the combat personnel trained in large numbers by the military advisers sent by Haihan.

For the DPRK, it is already a rare opportunity to be able to send the elite of its own military to study in the country of Haihan and then bring advanced military experience back to the DPRK. It is a pity that the military budget limits the performance of the DPRK, and if it were not for the financial problem, it is very likely that the DPRK would not have sent only 18 officer cadets.

North Korea pinned its hopes on the formation of a new army command group on these 18 cadets, while the Haihan top brass had more ideas about it. Based on past operational experience, the Executive Committee believes that it is entirely possible to indirectly control these forces that are dependent on Haihan by influencing the ideology of the military's top brass, and to rely on Haihan for a long time in terms of military equipment and combat system, and that the long-term benefits that this will bring to Haihan are considerable.

Although Haihan's study abroad program for North Korea goes far beyond the military field, there is no doubt that both Haihan and North Korea regard military training as the essence of the study abroad program. It is precisely because of this that An Daoshi and other 18 North Korean officers and cadets have become the object of attention second only to Li Wei at this welcome dinner.

For An Daoshi, from the moment he was selected as a public student to study abroad, the experience of the past two months or so was like a dream. During the time when he was waiting for the departure arrangement in Seoul, An Daoshi was actually worried every day that he would be kicked out of the study abroad team, because compared to those generals with prominent family backgrounds, he was just an ordinary person from Orion, and people might only need to move their fingers to squeeze him out. It wasn't until the day he set off from Seoul that Ahn Do-seok was convinced that his good luck had really come. Whether this is the arrangement of the Haihan people, or there is no better candidate than himself on the side of Bing Cao Yamen, in short, his fate has changed from the moment he left North Korea, and he needs to grasp this opportunity well.

On his voyage south, he hardly spent a day idle, and whenever he had time, he went to the captain, first mate, and boatswain on board the ship and asked them for advice on navigation. Although he was not a naval officer, he had learned a lot along the way, and even began to write his own nautical diary according to the captain's instructions, which of course was very brief with his limited education. Providing military training and further education for foreign military personnel has always been an important part of Haihan's military aid to foreign countries. The number of foreign military personnel studying in Sanya has always remained at more than 100 every year, and this is only the high-ranking officers carefully selected by various countries to send to Haihan for further training, and does not include the combat personnel trained in large numbers by the military advisers sent by Haihan.

For the DPRK, it is already a rare opportunity to be able to send the elite of its own military to study in the country of Haihan and then bring advanced military experience back to the DPRK. It is a pity that the military budget limits the performance of the DPRK, and if it were not for the financial problem, it is very likely that the DPRK would not have sent only 18 officer cadets.

North Korea pinned its hopes on the formation of a new army command group on these 18 cadets, while the Haihan top brass had more ideas about it. Based on past operational experience, the Executive Committee believes that it is entirely possible to indirectly control these forces that are dependent on Haihan by influencing the ideology of the military's top brass, and to rely on Haihan for a long time in terms of military equipment and combat system, and that the long-term benefits that this will bring to Haihan are considerable.

Although Haihan's study abroad program for North Korea goes far beyond the military field, there is no doubt that both Haihan and North Korea regard military training as the essence of the study abroad program. It is precisely because of this that An Daoshi and other 18 North Korean officers and cadets have become the object of attention second only to Li Wei at this welcome dinner.

For An Daoshi, from the moment he was selected as a public student to study abroad, the experience of the past two months or so was like a dream. During the time when he was waiting for the departure arrangement in Seoul, An Daoshi was actually worried every day that he would be kicked out of the study abroad team, because compared to those generals with prominent family backgrounds, he was just an ordinary person from Orion, and people might only need to move their fingers to squeeze him out. It wasn't until the day he set off from Seoul that Ahn Do-seok was convinced that his good luck had really come. Whether this is the arrangement of the Haihan people, or there is no better candidate than himself on the side of Bing Cao Yamen, in short, his fate has changed from the moment he left North Korea, and he needs to grasp this opportunity well.

On his voyage south, he hardly spent a day idle, and whenever he had time, he went to the captain, first mate, and boatswain on board the ship and asked them for advice on navigation. Although he was not a naval officer, he had learned a lot along the way, and even began to write his own nautical diary according to the captain's instructions, which of course was very brief with his limited education. Providing military training and further education for foreign military personnel has always been an important part of Haihan's military aid to foreign countries. The number of foreign military personnel studying in Sanya has always remained at more than 100 every year, and this is only the high-ranking officers carefully selected by various countries to send to Haihan for further training, and does not include the combat personnel trained in large numbers by the military advisers sent by Haihan.

For the DPRK, it is already a rare opportunity to be able to send the elite of its own military to study in the country of Haihan and then bring advanced military experience back to the DPRK. It is a pity that the military budget limits the performance of the DPRK, and if it were not for the financial problem, it is very likely that the DPRK would not have sent only 18 officer cadets.

North Korea pinned its hopes on the formation of a new army command group on these 18 cadets, while the Haihan top brass had more ideas about it. Based on past operational experience, the Executive Committee believes that it is entirely possible to indirectly control these forces that are dependent on Haihan by influencing the ideology of the military's top brass, and to rely on Haihan for a long time in terms of military equipment and combat system, and that the long-term benefits that this will bring to Haihan are considerable.

Although Haihan's study abroad program for North Korea goes far beyond the military field, there is no doubt that both Haihan and North Korea regard military training as the essence of the study abroad program. It is precisely because of this that An Daoshi and other 18 North Korean officers and cadets have become the object of attention second only to Li Wei at this welcome dinner.

For An Daoshi, from the moment he was selected as a public student to study abroad, the experience of the past two months or so was like a dream. During the time when he was waiting for the departure arrangement in Seoul, An Daoshi was actually worried every day that he would be kicked out of the study abroad team, because compared to those generals with prominent family backgrounds, he was just an ordinary person from Orion, and people might only need to move their fingers to squeeze him out. It wasn't until the day he set off from Seoul that Ahn Do-seok was convinced that his good luck had really come. Whether this is the arrangement of the Haihan people, or there is no better candidate than himself on the side of Bing Cao Yamen, in short, his fate has changed from the moment he left North Korea, and he needs to grasp this opportunity well.

On his voyage south, he hardly spent a day idle, and whenever he had time, he went to the captain, first mate, and boatswain on board the ship and asked them for advice on navigation.