The threats seem to come almost daily now out
of North Korea — ballistic missile firings, preparations to test a
nuclear bomb and routine bravado. State-owned media in the rogue nation
last week vowed a "super mighty preemptive strike," one that will reduce
the U.S. to "ashes."
The invective is seen as overblown by American
weapons experts, who believe Pyongyang is likely a few years from
having the capability of firing a nuclear-equipped missile that can
reach the U.S. mainland.
Yet some leading emergency response planners
view the persistent menace of North Korea as a new opportunity: reason
to alert the American public that a limited nuclear attack can be
survivable, with a few precautions.
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