Lt. Raymond Geoffroy said the ICBM was launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base. He said it carried three unarmed re-entry vehicles that hit their targets near the Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands, some 4,200 miles away.
The Air Force said the launch was an operational test to check the weapon system's reliability and accuracy, and to remind North Korea that ours work.
Ah, the Marshall Islands. The punching bag of the U.S. Military since 1946. Will you ever learn?
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I believe the US pays a significant amount of money in return for them allowing missile tests. Additionally, the Ronald Reagan Ballistic Missile Defense Test Site is located in the vicinity employing locals and paying rent.
Dear Ahrcanum,
Thank you for visiting Blasphemes!
Wondering what your thoughts are on our earlier posts on North Korea, specifically to their endgame? I contend they're attempting to pick a fight in order for the US to be on the hook for the clean up the massive human tragedy that will result in their immediate defeat?
http://blasphemes.blogspot.com/2009/06/endgame-for-kim-jong.html#links
The Mouse that Roared, or Bananas theory of foreign policy?
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