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China-Japan-Koreas
U.S. Navy monitoring N. Korean ship: U.S. media
2009-06-19
[Kyodo: Korea] The U.S. Navy is monitoring a North Korean ship at sea under new U.N. sanctions that bar Pyongyang from exporting missile and nuclear-related items, Reuters news agency reported Thursday, citing U.S. officials. The vessel, called Kang Nam, is based in North Korea and became ""a subject of interest"" after leaving a North Korean port on Wednesday, the officials were quoted as saying.
Posted by:Fred

#6  DRUDGE/TOPIX > VARIOUS > seems the USN = USA is sending the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS JOHN MCCAIN to intercept a NOKOR vessel allegedly carrying nucmats.

Also from TOPIX > SINGAPORE WARNS OF ACTION IFF NORTH KOREAN NUCLEAR VESSEL HEADS ITS WAY.
Posted by: JosephMendiola   2009-06-19 20:11  

#5  DRUDGE/TOPIX > VARIOUS > seems the USN = USA is sending the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS JOHN MCCAIN to intercept a NOKOR vessel allegedly carrying nucmats.

Also from TOPIX > SINGAPORE WARNS OF ACTION IFF NORTH KOREAN NUCLEAR VESSEL HEADS ITS WAY.
Posted by: JosephMendiola   2009-06-19 20:10  

#4  Monitoring good
Sinking better
Posted by: European Conservative   2009-06-19 12:52  

#3  If a Nork missile landed in Hanauma Bay Barry would do absolutely nothing. Gibbs would simply say...... "it landed harmlessly in the ocean."

My guess is China has already issued guidance it's to the administration.
Posted by: Besoeker   2009-06-19 07:48  

#2  "The Media" has no idea how Marines are Army troops are trained, otherwise they would understand that the TROOPS aren't "over-dependent" on anything but their weapons. Many Marines are quite capable of inflicting heavy casualties with little more than a K-bar and some heavy cord. Maybe "the media" should go through Paris Island before they're allowed to comment on Marines.
Posted by: Old Patriot   2009-06-19 04:07  

#1  ION WORLD MIL FORUM > IIUC US "MARINE CORP TIMES" MEDIA: OVER-RELIANCE ON GPS MAY LEAD TO MANY US SOLDIERS, MARINES TO LOSE TRADITIONAL MAP-READING AND OTHER PHYSICAL LAND NAVIGATION SKILLS.

So-o-o IOW, think the kids' movie "ANTZ"> LEAF FALLS IN FRONT OF LEAD WORKER ANT WHOM SCREAMS "I'M LOST" TO LONG SINGLE-FILE ANT COLUMN BEHIND HIM, and widout realizing he could just walk around the leaf on either side to safely resume the trail???
Posted by: JosephMendiola   2009-06-19 00:36  

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