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Hwasong-13

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payload 7,500–9,000 km (4,700–5,600 mi) to the American West Coast. Practically speaking however, its accuracy is likely "barely adequate" to target large cities, mobility would be limited to paved roads, and the system will require 1–2 hours of pre-launch fueling. In 2017, speculations were published that the KN-08 may achieve an "emergency operational status" by 2020.
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The KN-08 Mod 2 was originally referred to by Western sources as the "Hwasong-14". However, analysts now believe that the missile was inaccurately designated. On July 4, 2017, North Korea test launched a newly revealed ICBM, designated locally as the Hwasong-14, which appeared to have no substantial
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announced that although they had not seen the KN-08 tested, they believed North Korea had the ability to put a nuclear weapon on a KN-08, and it was prudent to plan for that threat. The KN-08 theoretically poses a threat to the U.S. mainland, able to deliver a 500–700 kg (1,100–1,500 lb)
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The KN-08 mock-up dimensions are estimated to be: total length of about 17.1 metres; first and second stage diameter of about 1.9 metres, reducing to about 1.25 metres for the third stage. Liquid-fueled ICBMs generally only have two stages for best performance, with a few exceptions
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trucks exported to North Korea for lumber transport. The North Koreans converted them into TELs by installing hydraulic gear and controls to erect a missile. Despite being converted to fire a missile, the truck would not be likely to survive damage from the rocket exhaust like a purpose-built TEL,
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However, the expert noted two weakness of North Korea's missile development program. One is that the North Korean missiles are based on older missile designs. Since North Korea has conducted only minimal flight tests (compared to other countries with active missile development programs), flaws in
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The mock-up displayed by North Korea in October 2015 was significantly different compared to previous models, with two stages rather than three. Overall size was somewhat reduced, with larger fuel tanks for the two stages. It was no longer built with extensive riveting, suggesting a more modern
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for identifying the missile. He cited that StratCom misidentified the three missiles launched the previous month—it identified them initially as short-range Rodongs, and subsequently as medium-range Musudans; yet they turned out to be extended-range Scud missiles.
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on 11 October 2015. In this parade, the missile featured a modified smaller-in-length but larger-in-diameter third stage plus re-entry vehicle section design, which has led to suggestions that North Korea might have perfected nuclear warhead miniaturization.
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ICBM, where each missile comes pre-fueled in a maintenance-free capsule with a mean time between overhauls of several years and a preparation time before launch reduced to minutes. This appears to have been proven with the successful test launches of the
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is exactly the same as an ICBM, except that an ICBM involves more stage separation in order for the missile to have a longer range. North Korea has successfully demonstrated their stage separation technology in two satellite launches: the
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reported that the missile displayed in 2015 was a new missile—called KN-08 Mod 2, or KN-14—rather than a KN-08. The report quickly circulated in Japanese, Chinese, Taiwanese, and South Korean media.
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Mock-ups were again paraded in 2013, with fewer discrepancies among them compared to the previous year. The KN-08 was paraded again to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of
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The Chinese expert estimated that North Korea could have a true ICBM within range of the US mainland between 2021 and 2026 if they can successfully master their
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aired a 9-minute-long interview with a Chinese military expert discussing the KN-08 Mod 2 and North Korea's potential future developments in ICBM technology.
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these older designs have continued into new missile development. The other aspect is that all of North Korea's ballistic missiles except the
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relationship with the KN-08 Mod 2. The KN-08 Mod 2 missile from 2015, which has never been test fired, is now referred to as the KN-14.
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On December 2, 2017, it was reported that the missile was canceled and that the development team was sent to assist development of the
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ICBM. In an interview for Difesa Online, a military-focused website, on November 27, 2017, German analyst Norbert Brugge claimed that
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US military detects 'failed ballistic missile launch' in North Korea after state media vows revenge for 'hostile acts'
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Initially, the US military identified tests 1 and 2 each as an "Intermediate Ballistic Missile launch failure" from a
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solid-fueled ballistic missile, in both land (PGS-2/KN-15) and submarine launched (PGS-1/KN-11) variants in 2017.
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is silent on these reports. The second launch, on 20 October, took place just hours before the start of the
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of the missile were first displayed during a military parade in April 2012 to mark the 100th anniversary of
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However, North Korea may also be studying Soviet encapsulation techniques such as those used in the
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16 m PVB 18 m longer (12 to ± 20 m, improvements can be longer (RS-24\RT2PM2 dimensions))
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and Hwasong-13 were likely canceled due to an inability to solve engine problems.
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In the same report, Lewis also stated not to place full trust on the U.S. agency
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3,000–12,000 km (with other propellants, like NTO UDMH or LOX Kerosene)
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News of the tests was also reported by other media agencies, including
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Did North Korea just test missiles capable of hitting the U.S.? Maybe.
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missiles. The TELs are thought to be based on WS-51200 frames made by
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North Korea conducted failed ballistic missile test, US military says
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John Schilling; Jeffrey Lewis; David Schmerler (22 December 2015).
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2016 (first alleged failed tests, on 9 Oct 2016 and 20 Oct 2016)
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missile. He stated that the technology and theory behind an
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Markus Schiller; Robert H. Schmucker (April 18, 2012).
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The Future of North Korean Nuclear Delivery Systems
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CESIM. 2012. Archived from 394:transporter erector launchers 190:Conflicting reports, either: 1414:"美确认朝鲜新型KN14洲际导弹 射程更远用中国越野车" 1222:Aaron Mehta (8 April 2015). 1198:The Assumed KN-08 Technology 1519:CSIS Missile Threat - KN-14 1514:CSIS Missile Threat - KN-08 1348:- Yonhap, 20 Oct 2016 11:11 291: 277: 91:2012 (first seen in parade) 2301: 1387:美专家:朝鲜本月试射的并非“舞水端”而是洲际弹道导弹 1377:, Yonhap 27 Oct 2016 12:06 1103:Tales Of The Forbidden TEL 876:Nick Hansen (4 May 2012). 584:The Washington Free Beacon 483:15 October 2016, 12:03 pm 430:U.S. Department of Defense 2252: 2002:Anti-tank guided missiles 505:20 October 2016, 7:00 am 501: 479: 474: 471: 468: 465: 462: 298: 219: 135: 49:Place of origin 28: 1304:(in Italian). 2017-11-27 1881:Surface-to-air missiles 1562:Missiles of North Korea 616:Kwangmyŏngsŏng-3 Unit 2 507:Pyongyang Standard Time 485:Pyongyang Standard Time 418:Workers' Party of Korea 402:Wanshan Special Vehicle 2055:Air to ground missiles 788:C. P. 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Index


Ballistic missile
Korean People's Army Strategic Force
Hwasong-7
nuclear
Hwasong-10
Hydrazine UDMH
IRFNA AK
TG02
NTO N204
Chosŏn'gŭl
화성
Hancha



Revised Romanization
McCune–Reischauer
Korean
Hancha
Korean
Hancha
intercontinental ballistic missile
North Korea

Mock-ups
Kim Il Sung
transporter erector launchers
RT-2PM2 Topol-M
Wanshan Special Vehicle

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