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North Korea

North Korea’s Missile Crisis: Spill Over Effects

Posted on April 17, 2012 | by Robbin Laird
04/17/2012
Richard Weitz looks at the knock on consequences of North Korean actions.
Posted in Policy Dynamics, What's New | Tagged missile defense, North Korea, nuclear weapons, PRC, Russia

Another North Korean Missile Launch: How to Prepare for Realistic Strategic Deterrence?

Posted on April 11, 2012 | by Robbin Laird
04/11/2012
What is the difference between a test and a strike when dealing with such a secretive regime?
Posted in Con Ops, What's New | Tagged Aegis, F-35, Japan, Japanese F-15s, North Korea

China and the North Korean Succession

Posted on January 7, 2012 | by SysAdmin
01/07/2012
Richard Weitz looks at the challenge of North Korean succession and the PRC stake.
Posted in Policy Dynamics, Security, What's New | Tagged leaderships succession, North Korea, PRC

USN Mines and Mining in the AirSea Battle Concept

Posted on July 30, 2011 | by SysAdmin
07/30/2011
07/30/2011 -As smaller navies obtain advanced coastal and midget submarines and swimmer delivery vehicles, the potential role of offensive mines increases.
Posted in Con Ops, What's New | Tagged AirSea Battle Concept, China, naval mines, naval mining capabilities, North Korea
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