From my experiences/understanding from the army. It would be a combination of both. Strike the central infrastructure and military hard points to weaken it. Then do a troop invasion from the south, along with naval invasions on the west for sure to capture Pyongyang, and most likely the East as well to stop forced that would be fleeing from the either two. But that doesn’t take into account its potential allies (I’m assuming China) that would help defend it.
Or the inevitable retaliation dropped into S. Korea which would send the entire peninsula into chaos and likely kick off a bunch of anti-American revolts down there.
From my experiences/understanding from the army. It would be a combination of both. Strike the central infrastructure and military hard points to weaken it. Then do a troop invasion from the south, along with naval invasions on the west for sure to capture Pyongyang, and most likely the East as well to stop forced that would be fleeing from the either two. But that doesn’t take into account its potential allies (I’m assuming China) that would help defend it.
Or the inevitable retaliation dropped into S. Korea which would send the entire peninsula into chaos and likely kick off a bunch of anti-American revolts down there.
A unified DPRK? Yes please.