Missile Defense. Aviation Week presenta il punto di vista US sulla crisi con la Corea del Nord

02 Settembre 2017

Fonte: Aviation Week

Aerospace Daily & Defense Report

Russo-Ukrainian Engine Linked To North Korea’s ICBM Leaps  

The sudden advances in North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile capability have been made possible by illicit access to the Soviet-era RD-250 liquid-propellant engine, a missile expert has claimed….More

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  No Easy Military Options In North Korea  

  President Trump’s military options against North Korea range from offensive cyber to thermonuclear strikes….More

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    How North Korea Developed Missiles So Quickly  

    Despite sanctions and international pressure, North Korea now possesses an eclectic mix of nuclear-capable ballistic missiles….More

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  How To Respond To North Korean Aggression

   

  In this week’s Washington Outlook: The U.S. can intercept missiles bound for Guam, and it can launch offensive strikes, say Pentagon leaders….More
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    Peacekeeper Missile Design Informed GBSD Bid  

    The Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent, the U.S. Air Force’s next nuclear ballistic missile, will outrange the Minuteman III and can carry heavier payloads….More