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I hope not, because he doesn't (except in a "They All Look The Same" way).

Rare Image of the North Korean Air Force

70 seconds? That secret submarine just off the coast of Korea could take out Pyongyang pretty quick. I'll leave it to our resident rocket scientist (retired) to fill us in on the exact timing.

No question, the US could quickly obliterate any city in North Korea in a matter of minutes. But nothing about that ability relates to how Gaddafi died.

This question is quite complex. A detailed analysis would require data concerning i.one's weapon (e.g. specific impulse of the propellant, drag coefficients, aerodynamics, details of the ogive of the payload, etc.), ii.the environment (e.g. temperature, pressure, wind-speed, etc.), and iii.the target (e.g. elevation, terrain, forestation, etc.). And if DonDiego [B.S.A.E, M.S.I.E., RS(ret)] could obtain this information, it would takes some time-consuming calculations on his slide rule to arrive at a precise answer, . . . if he could even find his slide rule.

Nonetheless, relying on personal experience over his lifetime DonDiego estimates that given sufficient thrust of his missile he could likely deliver his payload into Pyongyang [sp?] in approximately 70 seconds. And if the target were well-elevated and forest-free, DonDiego would likely complete his mission in well under 70 seconds.


_______DPRK No-Dong Missile and locations__________

Thank you for that confidence-boosting response, DD.

Clearly, the No-Dong is no match for our DongDiego.

Please inform: Does the DongDiego stand ready to enter the fray immediately, or does it require warmup? In other words, does the dang Dong dawdle?



(Edit: Oops.)

they still call him Minuteman.

Note to self: Never give Don Diego a gift certificate to an Asian spa.