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Hyunmoo-5. The most lethal and bizarre conventional missile ever devised. The card that the supreme command can realistically wield at their table, The 5 has been accompanied by various names and modifiers, such as 'Earthshaker'. It sparks curiosity about what the officially mentioned, unreleased 6 and 7 might be,...

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Mason ヨンハク3 个月前

Twin-canister Hyunmoo-IIB?

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Mason ヨンハク3 个月前

Usually, South Korea does not rush to disclose weapons; instead, it tends to reveal them only when it is determined that development, verification, production, and deployment have been completed to a certain extent. At that point, unveiling Hycore was very unusual.

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Mason ヨンハク3 个月前

As South Korea's strategy is being revised and higher-performance missiles are required, long-range and large rods seem to be indispensable.

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Mason ヨンハク3 个月前

This was mistakenly known as HM-IV-1, but it is actually 'HM-II-?' It appears to be a kind of final II version, and it is said that its 'power' has been maximized. Then what is HM-IV-1? Time will eventually tell.

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Mason ヨンハク3 个月前

Sometimes I am surprised when I see the size of the TEL. It must be that expensive...🤨

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Mason ヨンハク3 个月前

They are one of the leaders in the field of hypersonic scramjet missile engines, but they are showing considerable humility. Admirable.. Will the name of the new next-generation SLBM be HM-IV-3? Or HM-V-3?

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Mason ヨンハク3 个月前

There is speculation that the name of the HAGM (K-ALBM) will be HM-IV-3, but we will have to wait and see. HAGM or HM-IV-3, it doesn't matter, tho.

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BOUGRARA KHALED3 个月前

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India is also developing a bunker buster variant of the Agni-5 ICBM to destroy deep underground facilities. It has a 8 ton warhead. Agni-5 is currently India's most powerful MIRV ICBM with 8000 km range, though it could be 10,000km. Bunker buster variant has reduced range.

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Mason ヨンハク3 个月前

Although this post is about a bizarre and strange conventional ballistic missile, India's is a typical long-range nuclear missile, and it's inappropriate to place it in the same category as the HM-V. It appears that a completely different system is needed for its intended purpose, but it would be very interesting if it were modified for a similar use to the HM-V.

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Yeah,I am just comparing how both the missiles have this huge warhead to penetrate deep. South korea has designed it specifically for this role, while India is converting existing and proven design to get the job done. Btw the crab 🦀 walk TEL is very cool 😅

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Alp Urungu3 个月前

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