What are North Korea's
"Iskander" like missiles really
It are extended single-stage variants
of the "Pukguksong-1" as GLBM-1
Norbert Brügge,
Germany
2022, Jan. 17 -- Again a launch of PS GLBM-1
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2021, October 12 -- PS GLMB-1
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2020, March 21 -- A third launch of two projectiles on this day.
2019, Aug. 16 -- A second launch of two projectiles
on this day.
2019, Aug. 10 -- North Korea launched two projectiles into the East Sea.
The projectiles are “presumed to be ballistic missiles,” said U.S. and South
Korean authorities. They will analyzing the “precise” specification of the
projectiles (KN-24).
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Analysis: It is not to overview that the new missile is based
on the small Pukguksong-1 SLBM. It is quasi a single-stage PS-1 (without
adding a segment like the "PS GLBM-2").
Details
here.
The launch takes place from a 8-axles tracked vehicle with two parallel
mounted box-shaped containers without bottom. These are lifted hydraulically
at a specific angle before launching. The "PS GLBM-1" is about 7.2m long
and 1.1m in diameter. It has nothing to do with the small ATACMS.
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They confuse us again
with
incorrectly manipulated photos
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Here a useful attempt to determine the height
of the container by means of wheel diameter
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