Hard to hit what you can't see.
Posted on 06/10/2010 1:39:17 AM PDT by TigerLikesRooster
Pyongyang area: anti-aircraft sites
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According to Bluffers, it is considered to be the most heavily defended city in the world.But all that defense will not do against a tactical nuke.
Let’s look at the submarines, too.
http://planeman-bluffersguide.blogspot.com/2010/06/north-korean-yeoneo-class-attack-sub.html
June 10, 2010
“North Korean Small Submarines File (regularly updated)”
SNIPPET: “I’m converting this blog post to be a working file for North Korean Navy and exported small submarines. The file will grow slowly and complements/updates previous Bluffer’s guides. I am as always particularly grateful to all those who have provided information that furthers this research, and in particular to William Magoffin (”TLAM Strike”) for research and models, and Jim Anderson.
DPRK export submarines are particularly interesting as they offer rare insight into North Korean types. Iranian IS-120 Ghadir submarines are particularly useful in this regard and are interesting in their own right.”
Wow, he put in some time on that assessment.
Thanks for the post!
Done with Google earth? wow
Ah, a target-rich environment! Opportunity abounds!
Hard to hit what you can't see.
That true ROFL
Next thing we see Chia Pet flipping off the US miltary on Google map LOL!
Having them on a map will be useful, while bombing them.
Thanks for the ping.
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