A few little words for Kim Fan Gool
"Ohio class submarine"
Google it and see what one of those puppies is capable of
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A few little words for Kim Fan Gool
"Ohio class submarine"
Google it and see what one of those puppies is capable of
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How do you tell a Communist? Well, it's someone who reads Marx and Lenin. And how do you tell an anti-Communist? It's someone who understands Marx and Lenin. - Ronald Reagan
NK is a joke show. Look at their 'elite' commandos...can't afford protective eyewear. can't camo themselves. Wear 1980s weight lifting gloves.
They have fake rifle-grenade things....check out the bolt - looks like maybe .22 but they glue on plastic rockets/mortars or whatever. This thing would work only if they shot a bullet at the back of that orange thing which then launched the orange thing. Lame.
Fake missiles
25% of the population of males is too mentally retarded due to malnutrition to even understand basic combat orders.
Check out these TERRIBLE helical ammo magazines. They jam. And hold bullets. Lame
Oh! And doesn't DearLeader look like Sloth from goonies?
Last edited by NightTrain; 08-15-2017 at 07:15 AM.
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you're seeing what looks like two missile bodies haphazardly pushed together with essentially a metal 'belt' strip. The gap. For #1? No idea.
I found it. Pic #1 is showing there's no retro rockets necessary to separate the stages for a true ICBM... so this was a fake.
NBC News asked U.S. government experts and independent military analysts, in the U.S. and overseas, to examine high-resolution images of the Musudan medium-range missile and the ICBM, known as the Hwasong-13, taken at the July 27 military parade.
The consensus: The displayed missiles were built for show, not for flight.
Schiller, who wrote a detailed report questioning advances in North Korea’s missile program last year, said that images were just as unrealistic as those he saw when the Hwasong-13 made its debut in at an earlier parade in April 2012.
For example, he noted, there was no evidence on the rear of the Hwasong-13 of retro rockets necessary to separate the stages – critical if an ICBM is to reach sub-orbital space and strike distant targets.
Schiller also said varied features on the rockets – such differing placement of small guidance nozzles and hatches – are telling. They make him believe that these are not even training "simulators" but "crude fakes."
Schiller said the North also seems to be trying to inflate the number of Hwasong-13s it claims to possess.
"I can tell that on the mock-ups, they simply changed the markings and serial numbers from last year's parade to make it look like they have more missiles," he said.
James Oberg, an NBC News space and missile expert who traveled to North Korea in April 2012 to observe the satellite launch that ended in failure, pointed to another discrepancy that would make the missiles less airworthy -- "undulating skin" near the warhead on one.
"Upper-stage missile skin has got to be really smooth, or else it sets off high-speed turbulent air flow that can both heat the region – and the hardware inside it – and also create localized drag effects that can pull the missile far off attitude (direction), or even pull it sideways and thus lead to loss of control and disintegration," he said.
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/other/bi...fly-6C10923226
This was from 2013, and a lot can happen in 4 years. Still, our Rotund Roadie did manage to get one of them to fly recently but whether or not it was controlled when it hit re-entry is another question. Also, there's a big question as to the actual altitude it would have achieved with one of his primitive nuclear warheads sitting atop it weighing it down.
Obviously he is making progress and didn't fake the ICBM launch... something needs to be done.
I vote for using NK as a testing ground for our new energy weapons. Invisible and instantaneous and we can deny everything.
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Bannon: No military solution to North Korea
http://thehill.com/homenews/administ...to-north-korea