North Korea tests 220 km-range tactical missile/ Doug Richardson
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Jane's International Defence Review Vol 47, October 2014, pages 16 (120) Summary: North Korea has developed a new type of tactical missile with a range of 220klm. Five launches were conducted on 14 August, South Korea's Yonhap News Agency reported, citing a statement made by South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff. the new missile is expected to receive the South Korean/US designation 'KN-10'.
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North Korea has developed a new type of tactical missile with a range of 220klm. Five launches were conducted on 14 August, South Korea's Yonhap News Agency reported, citing a statement made by South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff. the new missile is expected to receive the South Korean/US designation 'KN-10'.
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