[AmericanInTokyo]

Thank you.

I had referenced North Korea's Mt. Chonma here several times on FR about four or five months ago.

It has also been written at length in Japanese sources, i.e. the American teams were very close to discovery of stuff; and little did they know what was a few 'kliks' away in the pine forests. Pine forests, by the way, deteriorating from nuclear radiation waste.

[AmericanInTokyo]

How about a revisit to:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/812594/posts

"Attack on North Korea Betting Pool"

[TigerLikesRooster]

Re #5

I thought I might have seen this name "Chon-Ma" before. I was not sure, though. I did some search over the internet after I read your reply. I got hold of three references to Chonma.

• First, a French Report.
• Second, a Chosun Ilbo report on places in N. Korea inaccessible to World Food Program.
• Third, a report on Pakistan-North Korea connection

The first and the third one cite the 6/9/00 report by Japanese Sankei Shimbun. This Japanese report appears to include a lot of details. Did it contain detailed specs of the facility and the technical description of its operations ? There is another Korean article which exclusively deals with these details , which is attached to the article translated above.