Message to North Korea

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Twenty-four bombers will begin moving from bases in the United States to Guam as part of a planned beefing up of U.S. military forces in the Pacific to send a "message" to North Korea, the Pentagon said Tuesday.

The move is part of the U.S. Pacific Command's effort to maintain a robust military presence around the Korean Peninsula while forces are being built up in the Persian Gulf region. Officials say they intend to send a nonthreatening message to North Korea not to take advantage of the Iraqi situation and assume the U.S. military is distracted.

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Heres an idea.... take about 4 B-52s (want something nice, large, and hard to miss in the air), loaded with live nukes, and about 40 F-14s/FA-18s for escorts.... fly right up the middle of North Korea with bomb bays hanging open, turn and come right back down daring NK to shoot them down....

Originally posted by dragonrider
Heres an idea.... take about 4 B-52s (want something nice, large, and hard to miss in the air), loaded with live nukes, and about 40 F-14s/FA-18s for escorts.... fly right up the middle of North Korea with bomb bays hanging open, turn and come right back down daring NK to shoot them down....

Skip forward two years, Dragonrider sits in the rubble of his house, knawing on a rats leg and receiving the mail from Kevin Costner.
Dragonrider thinks...*that was a f***ing bad idea!*