What does NDC stand for?

National Defense Commission (North Korea)

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The new constitution also defined Kim Jong Il as the country's highest leader in a clearer term, saying that the chairman of the all-powerful National Defense Commission — Kim's title — is the nation's "supreme leader.

NKorea's new constitution mentions human rights

Meanwhile, the true successor to Kim Jong Il is the National Defense Commission (NDC), which Kim Jong Un only recently became a part of (first only as a junior staff member).

korea : Looking For Plan B

Among the most significant of the recent changes is an increase in power and numbers of personnel in the National Defense Commission (NDC), the nation's top military organ.

Ailing Kim begins shifting power to North Korean military

It is set to re-elect leader Kim Jong-Il to his post as chairman of the National Defense Commission, the country's most powerful body.

NKorea may launch several missiles: US general

It is set to re-elect leader Kim Jong-Il to his post as chairman of the National Defense Commission, the country's most powerful body.

NKorea may launch several missiles: US general

The five government arms are the Workers Party of (North) Korea's Central Committee, the Central Military Commission, the National Defense Commission, the Presidium of Supreme People's Assembly and the cabinet, according to the broadcast.

N. Korea to hold commemorative events for late leader Kim

Kim Il Sung died in 1994 but is still considered North Korea's "eternal president" while his son, Kim Jong Il, rules as chairman of the National Defense Commission.

North Korea stages propaganda spectacle

In April, he named his son, Kim Jong Un, and brother-in-law, Jang Song Thaek, to the country's powerful National Defense Commission, suggesting his third son may be his heir.

United States: Source: N. Korea may be preparing for new nuclear test