Military History
|
How To Make War
|
Wars Around the World
Rules of Use
How to Behave on an Internet Forum
Strategic Nuclear Weapons
Discussion Board
Return to Topic Page
Subject:
North Korea
tioray25os2@netscape.net
4/5/2002 1:29:50 PM
Since North Korea technically is still in a state of war with us;it is extremely dangerous for N. Korea to have nuclear weapons in tandem with it's missiles. They could tell us to lay off the Korean penninsula while they invade the South...
Quote
Reply
Show Only Poster Name and Title
Newest to Oldest
1965
RE:North Korea
10/10/2002 12:16:09 PM
I wouldn't worry to much about the North Koreans having a viable nuke, along with the means to deliver it. The Chinese for one would never allow the N-Koreans a nuclear capability, any more than they would allow the Japanese, or the option to use the nuke. The Chinese are the big dog(Asian nuclear power) in that neck of the woods. They intend keep it that way.
Quote
Reply
byoun
RE:North Korea
10/17/2002 8:46:00 PM
What do you think of South Korea starting its own nuke program? It actually tried to during the seventies but abandoned the idea at the urging of the US. The US is an ally willing to come to the aid to the South but can the South rely on the US to use its own nuclear arsenal to deter a North Korean nuke attack on the South? Will the American public be willing to support nuking Pyongyang if Seoul goes up in a mushroom cloud? I don't think it is unreasonable to say that many Americans would not support a nuclear attack on anyone at all short of an American city being nuked. Therefore, I ask again, can South Koreans rely upon the US as a nuclear deterrent, or should the South (aside from concerns about nuclear proliferation) consider developing its own nuclear program to remove any doubts as to a nuclear response in Pyongyang?
Quote
Reply
mustavaris
RE:North Korea
10/20/2002 9:21:29 PM
South Korea wanted to develope its own nukes in the 70´s but due American pressure they abandoned that. They have also accepeted international agreements on nuclear weapons so it would be illegal to develope them- if they did so then they would be nothing better (in that matter) than those so-called rogue states, axis of evil or whatever one wants to call them. If the war is flamed in Korea peninsula it will be 100% sure that Americans are inolved and if I were North Korean I wouldn´t count on that I could match Americans in conventional warfare. So I would throw the hot stone on them and/or some nasty bio/chem stuff. So I think that South Koreans can rely on USA in this matter.
Quote
Reply
Latest
News
Most
Read
Most
Commented
Hot
Topics
KOREA: Send In The Serfs
INFORMATION WARFARE: Be Careful What You Say
ELECTRONIC WEAPONS:
COUNTER-TERRORISM: Is Terrorizing Terrorists A War Crime?
ISRAEL: Go On Syria, Make My Day
NAVAL AIR: Keeping The Chinese Blind
LOGISTICS: The Flaw In North Korean War Plans
LEADERSHIP: Shut Up You Whore,
WEAPONS: Bigger Is No Longer Better
NIGERIA: Blitzkrieg Breaks Boko Haram
WARPLANES: Turkish UAV Exports
CONGO: Peacekeeping Becomes War
NAVAL AIR: Mixing Droids And Pilots In The Same Squadron
SUBMARINES: The Chinese Plan To Catch Up
MURPHY'S LAW: The Sad Death Of Euro Hawk
INDONESIA: Islamic Terrorists Down But Not Gone
BALKANS: Serbs And Albanians Sort Of Make Peace
MURPHY'S LAW: Searching For Mister Big
COUNTER-TERRORISM: The Other Al Qaeda
WEAPONS: Russia Resists A Revolutionary AK
SPACE: Chinese KillSats Threaten GPS Network
SYRIA: Iran Shows How It Is Done
NAVAL AIR: Replacing Carriers With Cruise Missiles
NAVAL AIR: China Learns From The Masters
ARTILLERY: The Tale Of The North Korean TELs
COUNTER-TERRORISM: A Taliban Cry For Help
MYANMAR: China Tries To Be The Good Guy
WARPLANES: Rafale Fades Some More
MURPHY'S LAW: A Melancholy Milestone For MiG
MURPHY'S LAW: China Bans Military Hotrods
Subscribe to Our RSS Feed
Leadership: Shut Up You Whore,
WARS Israel: Go On Syria, Make My Day
Naval Air: Keeping The Chinese Blind
Logistics: The Flaw In North Korean War Plans
Weapons: Bigger Is No Longer Better
WARS Nigeria: Blitzkrieg Breaks Boko Haram
Submarines: The Chinese Plan To Catch Up
WARS Syria: Iran Shows How It Is Done
Murphy's Law: The Sad Death Of Euro Hawk
Naval Air: Mixing Droids And Pilots In The Same Squadron
Naval Air: Replacing Carriers With Cruise Missiles
Weapons: Russia Resists A Revolutionary AK
Space: Chinese KillSats Threaten GPS Network
Warplanes: Turkish UAV Exports
Naval Air: China Learns From The Masters
WARS Congo: Peacekeeping Becomes War
Murphy's Law: Searching For Mister Big
Artillery: The Tale Of The North Korean TELs
Counter-Terrorism: A Taliban Cry For Help
Counter-Terrorism: The Other Al Qaeda
WARS Indonesia: Islamic Terrorists Down But Not Gone
WARS Balkans: Serbs And Albanians Sort Of Make Peace
Warplanes: Rafale Fades Some More
WARS Myanmar: China Tries To Be The Good Guy
Murphy's Law: A Melancholy Milestone For MiG
NAVAL AIR: Replacing Carriers With Cruise Missiles
WARPLANES: Rafale Fades Some More
COUNTER-TERRORISM: A Taliban Cry For Help
YEMEN: Death Squads Gone Wild
NAVAL AIR: Mixing Droids And Pilots In The Same Squadron
CONGO: Peacekeeping Becomes War
ARTILLERY: The Tale Of The North Korean TELs
ISRAEL: Go On Syria, Make My Day
BALKANS: Serbs And Albanians Sort Of Make Peace
INDONESIA: Islamic Terrorists Down But Not Gone
MURPHY'S LAW: The Sad Death Of Euro Hawk
LOGISTICS: The Flaw In North Korean War Plans
COUNTER-TERRORISM: The Other Al Qaeda
SUPPORT: The Chinese Air Force Underground
SPACE: Chinese KillSats Threaten GPS Network
WEAPONS: Russia Resists A Revolutionary AK
MURPHY'S LAW: Searching For Mister Big
NAVAL AIR: Keeping The Chinese Blind
SUBMARINES: The Chinese Plan To Catch Up
WEAPONS: Bigger Is No Longer Better
Dirty Little Links: News Links.
Naval Air: Replacing Carriers With Cruise Missiles
Naval Air: Mixing Droids And Pilots In The Same Squadron
On Point: Benghazi Revisited: Pinocchios for the Dead
Israel: Go On Syria, Make My Day
Books of Interest
The Guns at Last Light: The War in Western Europe, 1944-1945 (Liberation Trilogy)
Fallujah Awakens: Marines, Sheikhs, and the Battle Against al Qaeda (Blue and Gold)
SPECIAL OPERATIONS IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Bunker Hill: A City, a Siege, a Revolution
The Way of the Knife: The CIA, a Secret Army, and a War at the Ends of the Earth
From Amazon
News
How To Make War
Wars Around The World
Austin Bay's On Point
StrategyTalk
Dirty Little Secrets
Features
Al Nofi's CIC
Prediction Market
Wargames
Measure of Respect
On War and Warfare
Videos
Photos
Jokes
Community
Military Discussion Boards
Military Jokes
Military Photos
Military Book Reviews
Military Movie Reviews
StrategyPage
Subscribe
Login
Feedback
About Us
Search
Account Manager
Advertise With Us
Search