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| + | == History == |
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| + | == Research Facilities == |
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| + | * [[Kim Chaek University of Technology|Kim Chaek University of Technology (KCUT)]] appears to conduct a significant amount of research, in addition to hosting numerous labs and "Research Institutes" such as the [[Automation Institute (DPRK)|Automation Institute]] |
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== Missiles == |
== Missiles == |
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=== Chamjin Missile Factory === |
=== Chamjin Missile Factory === |
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| + | == Missile Launches == |
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| + | {{Main|Timeline of DPRK Missile testing}} |
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| + | North Korea has had several phases in missile development and testing. Most early missiles were based on SCUD designs of some variant, followed by more domestically designed missiles later on. There was a large push for testing from when Kim-Jong Un took power in 2011 to 2018, when dialogue between the South and Donald Trump began. However, it has been argued this simply gave them time to develop new systems to test, as they began testing multiple new, more advanced systems once talks fell apart. |
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== Nuclear Program == |
== Nuclear Program == |
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Latest revision as of 16:43, 30 June 2022
History
Todo: make a page outlining the timeline of events, party talks, defense exhibitions, etc. that are non-missile/nuclear related
Research Facilities
- Kim Chaek University of Technology (KCUT) appears to conduct a significant amount of research, in addition to hosting numerous labs and "Research Institutes" such as the Automation Institute
- Kim Il Sung University (TODO)
Missiles
Hwasong-15
Add a bunch of stuff based on the source below, a quick overview
https://missilethreat.csis.org/missile/hwasong-15-kn-22/
Link to other individual missiles here
Missile Sites
Chamjin Missile Factory
Missile Launches
North Korea has had several phases in missile development and testing. Most early missiles were based on SCUD designs of some variant, followed by more domestically designed missiles later on. There was a large push for testing from when Kim-Jong Un took power in 2011 to 2018, when dialogue between the South and Donald Trump began. However, it has been argued this simply gave them time to develop new systems to test, as they began testing multiple new, more advanced systems once talks fell apart. TODO: add sources for this section, more detail, etc.
Nuclear Program
Link to individual things (the peanut? Disco Ball? etc.) or maybe individual sites here.