Can a North Korean ICBM be prevented?/ Michael Elleman
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Arms Control Today: Vol. 46 No. 4, May 2016, pp.16-24 (5)Summary: The history of North Korean ballistic missile development after the initial acqusition of Scud -B technology has become a source of debate.
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The history of North Korean ballistic missile development after the initial acqusition of Scud -B technology has become a source of debate.
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