Sinpo SSK Sub Brief

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North Korea's surprisingly successful entry into the Ballistic Missile Submarine arena.
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I was struck by the Romeo-Mod's (Sinpo-C) resemblance to the Golf (Project 629) boats of the 1960s Soviet Navy. But, Romeo boats have two propellers, while Golfs have three.

patnolen

A spanish Armada ship in those years caught a ship with hidden NK scuds. The spanish marines snipers managed to shoot the tackle blocks over the deck making it possible for the helicopter assault team to land. Quite a feat on the sea.
(In Spain the Navy is the merchant navy and the Armada is the armed military force)

miguelangelsimonfernandez

67 M long Submarine in Sinpo, North Korean dry dock, GE 40 01' 54" N, 128 12' 36" E. 22:08 Test Stand Barge 40 01' 33" N, 128 09' 58 " E

brianw

This is an incredible feat of engineering, adapting WWII era designed submarine to fire a modern ballistic missile.

mrteacher

I really appreciate the big picture history lesson and how one little thing can effect so many countries

Stratobrick

why so many briefs this week? I'm a fan!

djBurgers

Interesting concept, launching missiles through the sail. That explains the sheer size of the sail. Great analysis, highly interesting. Thanks a lot!

Arsenic

Minute 15:30 "...a violation of the intent..." Oh, please!

aristeidislykas

If only they put this much effort into feeding their people. That’s what gets me the most with this.

fizzys

Very intresting brief, north korea tech is fascinating (and worring)

alamagordoingordo

The soviets didn’t call the Romeo “Romeo”. The NATO did.

nielsandersen

This is a good way to guarantee that North Korea won't get the "Iraq treatment."

mrteacher

Thanks for all your previous briefs, , your service, and a question, , is there a chance you will be doing an Albacore brief?? My dad worked at Portsmouth during WW2, , I got to actually see a sub launch from the Portsmouth side of the river 1942-1944.

robertelwell