Report: Close-range blast sank S. Korean shipMilitary | 207078 hits | Apr 25 12:02 am | Posted by: commanderkai  Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- An explosion at close range, and not a direct hit, caused the 1,200-ton patrol ship Cheonan to sink last month, a team of South Korean military and civilian investigators has tentatively concluded.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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-J.
North Korea is so poor, how do they afford torpedoes?
They are too poor because Dear Leader insists on fanning the xenophobic flames that cause the country to spend on military needs and lets the people starve.
Some papers are reporting the damage looks like a torpedo.
http://www1.voanews.com/english/news/as ... 44479.html
Good thing they never signed a peace treaty. Saves time declaring war.
Good thing they never signed a peace treaty. Saves time declaring war.
Also eliminates the need for extensive paper work, therefore ensuring the survival of trees everywhere.
-J.
North Korea is so poor, how do they afford torpedoes?
They are too poor because Dear Leader insists on fanning the xenophobic flames that cause the country to spend on military needs and lets the people starve.
Some papers are reporting the damage looks like a torpedo.
http://www1.voanews.com/english/news/as ... 44479.html
Good thing they never signed a peace treaty. Saves time declaring war.
They also sell missle and rocket technology to other similar countries like Syria, Iran and others.
http://en.afrik.com/article17467.html
N.Korea simply has nothing but people, like Somalia or Yemen.
I wonder if North Korea has mines of some sort. That would be enough to cause the damage to the ship. Magnetic mine maybe?
-J.
Mines are cheap and it sounds exactly like a magnetic mine, or a hydrostatic mine.
Great way to fight - a few thousand dollar mine destroying a ship worth tens of millions. Ask the US Navy - they learned the hard way in the first Gulf War and now they have two classes of MCM vessels.
Mines are to maritime poor countries with very limited resources as IEDs are to the Taliban.