Reply With QuoteDamn, this thing isn't exactly a quick reaction weapon is it?
It was twitterd from the reporter that is currently in North Korea covering the launch and was one of the reporters that visited the launch site! also I recommend you follow Steve Herman who is with VOA and has a twitter account. Since these are respected international journalists and not just some random person on twiter I trust in their tweets as reliable sources.
Damn, this thing isn't exactly a quick reaction weapon is it?
You think that anything they have in their inventory is geared towards a quick reaction?Originally Posted by C.Puffs
I'll bet they could shoot a defector right quick.
Sooo random but made me lulz
This rocket/missile is primarily a test bed vehicle for testing and development, once designs are gotten perfected a newer system can be developed that would allow for better constant alert and deployment ability.
Update!
Steve Herman
#DPRK declared rocket launch window now open. No indication blast-off imminent.
With Launch window now open, its likely the launch could take place at 9 am as previously posted!
The Norks' missiles use hypergolics, so it could sit fueled for days before launch. On the other hand one leak and the whole pad goes up in a fairly massive explosion, given the state of NK craftsmanship I bet they wouldn't want to leave it too long.
Now if one had a airborne laser handy ..........
When they will launch it?...
They will most likely launch it if they will launch it today around 11 am or 12 pm.
You need to respect them that they don't give a **** about what others say. They work solely according to what they think it's good for them. It's a crazy regime but with courage.
That is 2-3 hours away from now.
Posting Permissions
