Logistics: UAZ to act as the "common" CV, with the Ch'onma-Ho CV acting as an armed and armored CV. Supply helicopters and supply trucks for flexibility in logistics.

Infantry: Bochongsu as the line infantry, carried in cheap Korshun transports for fire support and minor anti-tank duties. Igla is there to fill the MANPAD role, transported in a cheap BTR. Yuckjeondae '90 in helicopter transport to fill the special forces / rapid deployment role (Mi-8 can provide support fire with its rocket pods). Jeogockdae '90 fills the gap between special forces and line infantry, with its good weapon stats and excellent LAW. The BTR they're transported in also allows for great fire support. BAN-TANK FAGOT for infantry ATGM in a rather cheap transport.

Support: Shilka to supplement the AA line with its cheap cost and mediocre gun. Pon'gae-3 and VTT-323 Igla for medium range accurate anti-air. None of the AA in this deck is radar, so they're immune to SEAD. Tokchon fills the gap for artillery support.

Tank: T-90S because it's North Korea's top-tier tank and it's featured on the loading screen for Wargame: Red Dragon (I also believe a lot of new players would enjoy seeing the T-90 in this deck). The rest of the tanks I kept indigenous to North Korea - 1 of each Ch'onma-ho variant. Ch'onma-ho IV is a great tank with a highly accurate main gun. The others are there to supplement the higher end tanks.

Recon: Helicopter recon, T-55 (for a durable recon unit with the capability to fight back), and the Jeongchaldae - exceptional stealth makes for a great infiltration unit.

Vehicle: Susong-po to supplement ATGM as well as TO-55 to flush out enemy infantry from towns and forests.

Helo: All gunships, which includes the "high end" Mi-25 and the cheaper Mi-4 / Mi-8 gunships. Great for fire support.

Plane: MiG-29 9-12B and MiG-23ML are the deck's ASFs - MiG-29 is the more advanced plane whereas MiG-23 is the more experienced plane. MiG-21 to act as an anti-tank plane (to make up for its mediocre accuracy, it's 1 plane at veteran status). The F-5 can drop napalm on hapless infantry units.

Navy: Once again, focused on naval combat/support with the Sovremenniy acting as the deck's capital ship. A-5 for anti-ship duties.