What price a coup in North Korea?
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What price a coup in North Korea?
'Too many soldiers to feed': North Koreans fear more sanctions as drought threatens famine
So, just where did N.K. get the engines, and nuclear war heads.?
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Just where does Syria fit in this? Besides being an ally of Russia.
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The Japanese were very restrained not trying to shoot it down. Maybe next time.
Don't know which is more frightening, the fact that they are prepared to take great risks on where it may land, or that they actually know exactly what they are doing. Check out the shipping in the area. Also it was reported the missile reached a height of 225 miles, doubt the Japs have anything that would reach that height.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
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Don't they have the American anti-missile batteries? I thought I saw one on TV last night.
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Not sure of their range. I think they get them on the way down, at the end of the missile's flight. [not good against multiple warheads. ] Either way, the US would have control of them, not the Japanese.