North Korea Nuclear Missiles Bad Quality - What To Do, If They Fail During Test

[Red Fish]

According to Wikipedia, North Korea have around 35 nuclear missiles with range up to 3000 km, see link here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korea#Military. I think North Korea manufacturing quality is much lower than Chinese, so nuclear missiles bad quality can lead to wrong direction during test flights. What will do US warships in the region, if North Korea missile go in wrong direction because of manufacturing mistake ?

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[Okurkabinladin]

According to Wikipedia, North Korea have around 35 nuclear missiles with range up to 3000 km, see link here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korea#Military. I think North Korea manufacturing quality is much lower than Chinese, so nuclear missiles bad quality can lead to wrong direction during test flights. What will do US warships in the region, if North Korea missile go in wrong direction because of manufacturing mistake ?

Nothing. You obviously dont know, how this stuff works.

Missile is independent of the warhead and NK as any other nuclear power tests its missiles without the nuclear payload. Above ground testing of nukes has been forbidden for decades by now and every country - for its own security, respects it.

If it was too long - tested missiles have dummy load, maybe even some marble stones, engine, navigation computer and rocket fuel. Thats it. American military is not that stupid to go to war over marbles.

[Sithara007]

According to Wikipedia, North Korea have around 35 nuclear missiles with range up to 3000 km, see link here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korea#Military. I think North Korea manufacturing quality is much lower than Chinese, so nuclear missiles bad quality can lead to wrong direction during test flights. What will do US warships in the region, if North Korea missile go in wrong direction because of manufacturing mistake ?

The quality of the North Korean missiles are not as good as the Russian and the American missiles (don't want to compare them with the low quality Chinese missiles). But then with the nukes, you don't want to take any chances.

[muffinbiller]

According to Wikipedia, North Korea have around 35 nuclear missiles with range up to 3000 km, see link here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korea#Military. I think North Korea manufacturing quality is much lower than Chinese, so nuclear missiles bad quality can lead to wrong direction during test flights. What will do US warships in the region, if North Korea missile go in wrong direction because of manufacturing mistake ?

North Korean missile launch that failed shortly after it was fired may have been thwarted by cyber attacks from the US.

The medium-range missile exploded seconds after it was launched on Sunday from a site near the port city of Sinpo, as Mike Pence, the US vice president, arrived in Seoul for talks with the South Korean government over how to deal with Pyongyang's belligerence.

"It could have failed because the system is not competent enough to make it work, but there is a very strong belief that the US - through cyber methods - has been successful on several occasions in interrupting these sorts of tests and making them fail," the former Conservative foreign secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind told the BBC on Sunday.
In 2014, former US president Barack Obama ordered that efforts be stepped up to counter North Korea's missile capabilities with cyber attacks and electronic warfare. North Korea has seen a significant increase in failed launches in the years since, though there has been no official claim of the programme's success.

[omonuyak]

This north Korea people and their leader nu should follow the path of peace than this part they are trending now.

[gabmen]

That may very well blow up in their own backyard if something goes wrong. But i don't think that's going to happen. Kim knows the consequences if he makes a wrong move that would force the us to act. I don't think he, by himself would ever be ready for an actual us attack

[Sithara007]

This north Korea people and their leader nu should follow the path of peace than this part they are trending now.

Kim Jong Un believes that "the best defense is a good offense". That is why whenever the Americans are provoking him, he is responding in kind. And so far, his strategy has worked.

[ekoice]

According to Wikipedia, North Korea have around 35 nuclear missiles with range up to 3000 km, see link here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korea#Military. I think North Korea manufacturing quality is much lower than Chinese, so nuclear missiles bad quality can lead to wrong direction during test flights. What will do US warships in the region, if North Korea missile go in wrong direction because of manufacturing mistake ?

Nothing. You obviously dont know, how this stuff works.

Missile is independent of the warhead and NK as any other nuclear power tests its missiles without the nuclear payload. Above ground testing of nukes has been forbidden for decades by now and every country - for its own security, respects it.

If it was too long - tested missiles have dummy load, maybe even some marble stones, engine, navigation computer and rocket fuel. Thats it. American military is not that stupid to go to war over marbles.

Absolutely,missiles are tested unloaded usually and even if it goes in the wrong direction,there is nothing to worry for the american military.

[stompix]

According to Wikipedia, North Korea have around 35 nuclear missiles with range up to 3000 km, see link here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korea#Military. I think North Korea manufacturing quality is much lower than Chinese, so nuclear missiles bad quality can lead to wrong direction during test flights. What will do US warships in the region, if North Korea missile go in wrong direction because of manufacturing mistake ?

That information is not entirely true.

They have the equivalent of 30 nuclear warheads.
There is no information that they really have the warheads and are capable of mounting them on a missile. Which is a big if at this moment.

On the accuracy part.
Every missile has a self detonating system in order to prevent accidents. NK would be nuts not to have something like that on theirs.
Of course both systems could go wrong but the 0.001% or so percent would mean somebody is really playing around with the human race.
See pal (abbreviation) for how it works.

And about the reaction, it would matter a lot where the wrong direction would point. Cause if the missile would fly to the north poll instead of japan, nobody will give a damn.

[squatz1]

According to Wikipedia, North Korea have around 35 nuclear missiles with range up to 3000 km, see link here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korea#Military. I think North Korea manufacturing quality is much lower than Chinese, so nuclear missiles bad quality can lead to wrong direction during test flights. What will do US warships in the region, if North Korea missile go in wrong direction because of manufacturing mistake ?

The quality of the North Korean missiles are not as good as the Russian and the American missiles (don't want to compare them with the low quality Chinese missiles). But then with the nukes, you don't want to take any chances.

I wouldn't guess that these missiles could've failed due to numerous reasons and incompetence on the side of the North Koreans. It's simple to see that they're attempting to rush achievements relating to ballistic missiles and such so I wouldn't doubt that the reason they could be failing so much is because they're really not ready to do all of this and Kim is forcing the military to try to act strong.

Plus, isn't everything they have in their military like from the Cold War era anyway? I wouldn't think that they'd be able to really develop anything that they'd be able to compare to anything the US / Russia has and uses on a daily basis. They don't have anything close to the military industrial complex that the US has, it's really crazy what we're able to develop with the insane amount of money spent.

[yoseph]

Even though they have managed to make a nuclear weapon, there is no doubt that most of the technology that the North Koreans use are inferior and ancient.

[Sithara007]

Even though they have managed to make a nuclear weapon, there is no doubt that most of the technology that the North Koreans use are inferior and ancient.

The problem with the nuclear weapons is that even if they are of inferior quality, they can kill millions of people. We should never take our chances with nukes. A single nuclear weapon can wipe out all forms of life from the planet.

[GreenBits]

According to Wikipedia, North Korea have around 35 nuclear missiles with range up to 3000 km, see link here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korea#Military. I think North Korea manufacturing quality is much lower than Chinese, so nuclear missiles bad quality can lead to wrong direction during test flights. What will do US warships in the region, if North Korea missile go in wrong direction because of manufacturing mistake ?

Blow them the fuck up. They are sovereign, but we are too, so, let's exercise that sovereignty. No civilians, just remove the launcher and the surrounding three miles of earth .

[gentlemand]

I think what people fail to realise about weapons systems, especially cutting edge ones, is that they're all prototypes at heart.

The phone or car you use has been refined over million of copies until it's not too far off perfect. You can't do the same with a complex weapon. Look how long and agonising any weapon procurement is these days.

I can imagine the missile program is the one area North Korea isn't going to skimp on, but that's no guarantee they won't fail miserably.

[Okurkabinladin]

According to Wikipedia, North Korea have around 35 nuclear missiles with range up to 3000 km, see link here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korea#Military. I think North Korea manufacturing quality is much lower than Chinese, so nuclear missiles bad quality can lead to wrong direction during test flights. What will do US warships in the region, if North Korea missile go in wrong direction because of manufacturing mistake ?

Blow them the fuck up. They are sovereign, but we are too, so, let's exercise that sovereignty. No civilians, just remove the launcher and the surrounding three miles of earth .

People like you are the reason why american servicemen died in vain for Iraqis and Afghanis - making both of countries worse off still.

Why would "you" blow "them" up? Do you even know, IF those crazy Koreans managed to miniaturize nuclear payloads to the point that they would fit ballistic missiles?

Do you think WW2 era US bombs like Fatman could be mounted on a missile? The answer is obvious no.

Then there is another fact. Missiles are ALWAYS tested without payload both because international relations and the possibility, that they fail.

Youve just said, it would be good idea to nuke people you never met, because one day, maybe, they could do something stupid on their own soil. I wouldnt want to be your neighbour, mate.

[Lancusters]

This north Korea people and their leader nu should follow the path of peace than this part they are trending now.

Kim Jong Un believes that "the best defense is a good offense". That is why whenever the Americans are provoking him, he is responding in kind. And so far, his strategy has worked.

The attack is not something that makes North Korea. Militant talk is not an attack. Kim, each time praying to their Communist God the Americans attacked and threatens America only when he knows that she will not attack.

[freedomno1]

According to Wikipedia, North Korea have around 35 nuclear missiles with range up to 3000 km, see link here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korea#Military. I think North Korea manufacturing quality is much lower than Chinese, so nuclear missiles bad quality can lead to wrong direction during test flights. What will do US warships in the region, if North Korea missile go in wrong direction because of manufacturing mistake ?

The quality of the North Korean missiles are not as good as the Russian and the American missiles (don't want to compare them with the low quality Chinese missiles). But then with the nukes, you don't want to take any chances.

We can be fairly confident that while they skimp on a lot of things one of them is not the nuclear missiles.
It would be an epic fail if it didn't do it's job or failed before it launched and destroyed the launching pad... the DPRK budget goes to it's military first before citizenry so worry not they are reliable enough lol.

[Sithara007]

The attack is not something that makes North Korea. Militant talk is not an attack. Kim, each time praying to their Communist God the Americans attacked and threatens America only when he knows that she will not attack.

I don't think that it is true. Why do you think that the Americans have not attacked DPRK till now, unlike the case with Iraq and Syria? The Americans know that North Korea is much more powerful than Iraq.

[Horserg]

That is extremely dangerous! Thousands or million of people will be affected if they fail their launch. The sad part is those innocent young children.
Because of the bad quality of their missile we are in trouble.

[alapacios]

Yes north Korea has a lot of missile and a nuclear weapon.. but i do believe those missile are not trusthworthy at all maybe 70% will be fine.. points to consider.. north korea is a backforwarding nation..