To: mkjessup; Candor7; AmericanInTokyo; AdmSmith
Update 1 from Yonhap News According to Kyodo News, there is a survivor from the crash who was able to parachute down to safety, quoting Hong Kong media.
Update 2 from Yonhap News
Summary: A reporter from Yonhap News drove to reach the crash site in Fushun. However, the site was cordoned off by local police. Checkpoints were set up to restrict access to the site. He managed to interview witnesses and other locals. According to them, it crashed between 3 and 4 pm yesterday(Aug. 17.) It flew low and circled over the village a few times. It made some erratic noises while flying, suddenly stalled and crashed. The plane was relatively intact after the crash.
47 posted on
08/18/2010 5:23:32 AM PDT by
TigerLikesRooster
(The way to crush the bourgeois is to grind them between the millstones of taxation and inflation)
To: TigerLikesRooster
Do you think that the owner of the house that the plane crashed into will get compensation from a) China, b) NK or c) no compensation?
54 posted on
08/18/2010 8:29:26 AM PDT by
AdmSmith
(GCTGATATGTCTATGATTACTCAT)
To: TigerLikesRooster
Somebody at the Shinuiju Air Base (Uiju Korea Peoples Army Air Force)
HERE will have to take responsiblity and be executed or sent to the camps. Further up the chain of command, they could also sack a General or two, particularly over border security and (failure of) shooting down any skeedaddling DPRK jets trying to make it out with defecting pilots to China or Russia. It will be interest to get humint on any shake ups in that region of the Party and Military over this DPRK screw up.
57 posted on
08/18/2010 8:45:37 AM PDT by
AmericanInTokyo
(Most free, non-communist democracies with a patriotic military would have had a CD'E by now)
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