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To: Redwood71
 
 
Historical info is nice, but what I know is, every time the Norks lit off a missile over the pacific, the Jap navy would zip out there and vacuum up every scrap of it, then put it all through forensic analysis - every speck would turn out to be Chicom. The last batch they lit off had advanced fibre-wound structural shells - Kimmie ain't building those in his garage. That takes a level of manufacturing tech sophistication that not just anyone would have the capability for. It's apparent the Chicoms have been using the Norks as cover to skirt a agreement, law or treaty or two to get in some real-time R&D testing.
 
 

52 posted on 05/12/2018 8:36:38 PM PDT by lapsus calami (What's that stink? Code Pink ! ! And their buddy Murtha, too!)
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To: lapsus calami

It kind of depends on which publication or news source you read. I know that the Russians have been supplying NK the technology for missiles from the middle range to the first ICBM since the early 80’s. The engines in the Hwasong-12, Hwasong-14 and Hwansong-15, which proved North Korea could now land a nuclear-armed missile on mainland USA, are close copies of a Soviet-era RD-250 powerplant which sources claim were supplied by Vladimir Putin.

And North Korea’s unprecedented leap from primitive Scud-like rockets to full-on space-capable Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles, in just two years, has led further experts to conclude that the technology MUST have been smuggled in. And Moscow was known to have supplied technology for the regime’s dated Scud missiles in the 1980s and 1990s. They supply anyone detriment to the US situations, the latest Syria.

rwood


58 posted on 05/13/2018 6:43:20 AM PDT by Redwood71
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