The new old war in Korea

[Jester]

Before you go spouting you opinion on capabilities, maybe you should read about them first. The NK missile do have the accuracy in their short range systems to hit runways all the way to the southeastern coast.

They're basically using modified Scuds - the Hwasong and Rodongs. I'd be willing to put good money that those missiles only hit their intended targets through the power of prayer at a range of 300-400 Km. If you're cratering an airstrip, a miss is as good as a mile - you have to hit the strip, or else you've wasted a shot. They'd basically have to fire off everything they have, and hope like hell it hits the right targets - because if they don't, they're fresh out of options. Those missiles are the one and only method the North Koreans have at hitting airstrips deep inside South Korea. As for the ones on aircraft carriers, you still haven't explained how they're supposed to deal with that - that's hundreds, and eventually thousands, of totally modern fighters and bombers, parked out in the ocean.

I'm quite listening, I'm also showing you where your opinion is not correct. Usually you're much better at looking up information before commenting, but this thread is showing that you're not.

Because in this thread, I'm disagreeing with you, rather than someone you disagree with?

I don't think you've demonstrated your case at all. You say NK has comparable tech, I showed that there is a huge deficit there. You say SK has no attack helicopters, I show they have hundreds. You say the South Koreans will be stunned into insensibility by the force and surprise of a North Korean attack, I point out that they've been anticipating exactly this attack for fifty years, have fortified their borders, and know location of North Korean forces down to the square centimeter.

What is it exactly that you said that was supposed to leave me flummoxed here?

-Jester