President Kim Il Sung visited a military post on Mt. Taedok on February 6, Juche 52 (1963) and set forth the slogan "a-match-for-a-hundred" to provide the revolutionary banner to be permanently held high in carrying out the cause of army building of Juche.

Generalissimo Kim Jong Il who visited the post together with Kim Il Sung said that the slogan reflects a high desire that all the service personnel should become "a-match-for-a-hundred" not only in defence but in offensive. Kim Jong Il intelligently indicated the ways for carrying it out.

Present at the meeting were Choe Ryong Hae, Hyon Yong Chol, Kim Kyok Sik and Hyon Chol Hae, officials of the Ministry of the People's Armed Forces and service personnel.

A report was made by Choe Ryong Hae, director of the General Political Bureau of the Korean People's Army.

The reporter said that the slogan whose justice and might have been clearly proved in army building and military activities is being successfully carried out under the Songun leadership of the dear respected Supreme Commander Kim Jong Un.

He underscored the need to make the hot wind of intensive training sweep the army just as the anti-Japanese guerrillas did on Mt. Paektu, so as to prepare all the soldiers to be a-match-for-a-hundred combatants who have acquired Kim Il Sung-Kim Jong Il's strategy and tactics, brave offensive mode and perfect capabilities for actual warfare.

He went on:

When Kim Jong Un gives his order, the KPA officers and soldiers should remove all the sources of aggression and evil, settle accounts with the U.S. the confrontation with which has lasted century after century and win a victory in the war for the country's reunification without fail.

As the immortal flags bearing the beaming images of the Generalissimos flutter in the van and Kim Jong Un provides wise leadership, there will be only victory and glory for the KPA.