1 posted on
05/04/2017 12:37:54 PM PDT by
drewh
To: drewh
Perfect for target practice, you mean?
2 posted on
05/04/2017 12:44:19 PM PDT by
RedStateRocker
(Nuke Mecca, deport all illegal aliens, abolish the IRS, DEA and ATF.)
To: drewh
Are they man-made islands or man-made targets? Guess it doesn’t matter, the bombs our military drops certainly will not care.
3 posted on
05/04/2017 12:44:31 PM PDT by
Made In The USA
(Next thing you know, 'ol Jed's a millionaire)
To: drewh
4 posted on
05/04/2017 1:01:00 PM PDT by
Repeal The 17th
(I was conceived in liberty, how about you?)
To: drewh
The North Vietnamese tried something like this and we used a BB to shell.it sinking literally the entire South Half of the " -" ilamd. If I Recall correctly. Re using the WWII called back to service the BB New Jersey using 16" Shells.
5 posted on
05/04/2017 1:04:00 PM PDT by
SandRat
(Duty, Honor, Country.)
To: drewh
if north korea was such a threat why won’t the South Koreans buy a anti-missile system from us ?
south korea is rich
6 posted on
05/04/2017 1:08:33 PM PDT by
vooch
(America First)
To: drewh
8 posted on
05/04/2017 1:46:19 PM PDT by
gaijin
To: drewh
The DPRK has a surplus of sand; they need to do something with it.
The short of it... they built a tide control system (West Sea Barrage) on the Taedong (the river that goes through Pyongyang), but as a result, sand is no longer effectively transported out of the river. Meanwhile their policies, and the famine that led to agricultural lands being abandoned, increased erosion upstream. So they have to constantly dredge the Taedong. South Korea used to buy the sand from them for use in concrete (it’s a good sand for concrete), but they stopped doing so.
To: drewh
Sounds like the norms have zero confidence in launch capabilitieso
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