US Aims To Close North Korea’s Shady ‘Office 39′ — AOL NewsWhen it comes to sanctioning rogue entities in the North Korean government, the question arises: Does one go after “Office 99,” which oversees the regime’s illicit arms smuggling?
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What Is Office 39?
Posted by War News Updates Editor on September 3rd, 2010
US Aims To Close North Korea’s Shady ‘Office 39′ — AOL News
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Comments OffUS, South Korea Conclude Joint War Games Without Incident
Posted by Bookyards on July 28th, 2010
More than 200 aircraft took part in the joint military exercises. Photo AFP
Korean Peninsula Military Exercises End Without Incident — Global Security Newswire
Four days of large-scale South Korean-U.S.
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Armed Response, France Presse, Global Security Newswire, Hostile Actions, Korean Peninsula, Large Scale, Legitimacy, Maneuvers, Military Exercises, North Korea, Pyongyang, Quiet Before The Storm, Sailors, South Korea, South Korean Officials, Stalinist State, Storm North, Submarines, War Games, Warship Comments OffDid North Korea Sink The Cheonan?
Posted by Bookyards on July 24th, 2010
Image: United Nations officers inspect what is alleged to be a North Korean torpedo.Song Kyung-Seok/Getty Images
Doubts Surface On North Korea’s Role In Ship Sinking — L.A.
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Doubts, Getty Images, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Joe Biden, Korean History, Korean Ship, L A Times, Little Mystery, Nature Magazine, North Korea, President Joe, Pyongyang, Secretary Of State, Seoul, Shipwreck, South Korea, South Korean, Times Of India, Torpedo, Warship Comments OffA Look At The U.S. Navy’s Future (Maybe)
Posted by Bookyards on July 12th, 2010
Navy Weighs Ship’s Design, Along With Its Own Future — Wall Street Journal
WASHINGTON—This summer, the Navy expects to choose between two competing designs for the Littoral Combat Ship, a fast, shore-hugging warship that will take on 21st century missions like chasing pirates and intercepting drug smugglers.
At issue is more than a shipbuilding contract.
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Congress, Denial, Drug Smugglers, Fleet, Future Wall Street, Littoral Combat Ship, Missions, Money, Navy Ship, Pirates, Shape, Ship Design, Shipbuilding, U S Navy, Wall Street, Wall Street Journal, Warship, Wish List Comments OffIn The Koreas, Five Possible Ways To War
Posted by Bookyards on May 31st, 2010
From The New York Times:
USUALLY, there is a familiar cycle to Korea crises.
Like a street gang showing off its power to run amok in a well-heeled neighborhood, the North Koreans launch a missile over Japan or set off a nuclear test or stage an attack — as strong evidence indicates they did in March, when a South Korean warship was torpedoed.
