The tour started in Kaesong City on June 24.

Members of the tour group laid a floral basket and bouquets before the statue of the great Generalissimo Kim Il Sung in the city and paid tribute.

On June 25 they arrived at the Taedoksan Post, the birthplace of the slogan "A-match-for-a-hundred".

After going round the monument to the on-the-spot instructions of Kim Il Sung, watch post, bedroom and various places of the post, they held a remembrance meeting before the on-the-spot guidance of Kim Il Sung and leader Kim Jong Il.

At the meeting they vowed to dynamically intensify their trainings just as the anti-Japanese guerrillas did in Mt. Paektu to be fully ready for combat and firmly prepare themselves as a death-defying corps for national reunification.

Their program also involved a question-and-answer study contest of the anti-Japanese guerrilla style, reed flute contest, shooting and sports games. They conducted diverse activities to help civilians.

They visited Panmunjom on Thursday.

Before the monument to Kim Il Sung's autograph they recollected with deep emotion the immortal exploits Kim Il Sung and leader Kim Jong Il performed by working heart and soul for the reunification of the country in their lifetime.

After looking round Panmun and Thongil pavilions, they held a meeting to evince their resolution at the hall where the Armistice Agreement was concluded.

At the meeting a speaker said that if the day of the great war for national reunification comes, the powerful Paektusan revolutionary army would eliminate the cursed Military Demarcation Line with tanks, mete out merciless punishment to the provokers at the speed of a-match-for-a-hundred and thus surely bring the second July 27 of victory.

Other speakers declared that the service personnel would wipe out to the last man the U.S. imperialists and south Korean puppet group of traitors keen to deprive the people of their happiness through nuclear threat and moves for aggression.