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One day in late autumn, 1996 Chairman Kim Jong Il visited a unit of the Korean People’s Army and saw its soldiers training.

The Chairman praised them who were training as if they had been in a real war. He said that, as he always emphasized, the key to a-match-for-a-hundred is to intensify combat and political training. He also said that, only by doing so, could the unit consolidate combat capabilities and win one victory after another in the war against the enemy. Kim Jong Il underlined the need to further intensify combat and political training among them, so that they could be a-match-for-a-hundred soldiers capable of fulfilling their mission independently in every situation and condition.