Stalker Missile North Korea, the U.S. Make Use SBX Radar

Stalker Missile North Korea, the U.S. Make Use SBX Radar
Wahyu Dwi Anggoro
Thursday, April 11, 2013 18:02 pm

 

WASHINGTON - The United States (U.S.) is not messing around to face the threat from North Korea (North Korea). The U.S. military is now deploying sophisticated radar to monitor the movement of North Korean missiles.

SBX Radar has called distance range up to a radius of two thousand kilometers (Km). Radar shaped like a giant golf ball was previously stationed in Hawaii, but the radar has now been moved to near the Korean Peninsula.

"SBX Radar has been in a position to monitor North Korean missile," said a U.S. defense official, told AFP on Thursday (11/04/2013).

The U.S. is now in a standby state after intelligence showed the North will soon launch a missile attack. They also set up an anti-missile system to protect South Korea (ROK) and Japan from the threat of North Korea.

Conditions on the Korean peninsula after the North got hotter intensified its propaganda. North Korean government even threatened to attack the U.S. with nuclear.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel said his party is ready to receive an attack from North Korea. Hagel warned of the consequences that would be acceptable if North Korea really dare to attack the U.S..