I don't see how the NK soldier being immune to Anthrax is even a story

[bimmer456]

http://www.ibtimes.com/defected-nort...report-2633183

Per my research, even US soldiers in combat zones where there's a risk of infection are routinely given immunization vaccines for Anthrax. Since there have been extremely few infections in recent years, it is no longer given to the general public but in the military is different. It shouldn't be a surprise if North Korea gives immunizations to their active duty military.

[F32Fleet]

Originally Posted by bimmer456

http://www.ibtimes.com/defected-nort...report-2633183

Per my research, even US soldiers in combat zones where there's a risk of infection are routinely given immunization vaccines for Anthrax. Since there have been extremely few infections in recent years, it is no longer given to the general public but in the military is different. It shouldn't be a surprise if North Korea gives immunizations to their active duty military.

Agree

[BuiltnBoostedZ]

Could be a hint as to what to come. If rocket man ever does attack the US. You can pretty much guarantee that it won't be just a nuke....but a dirty nuke. Whether it'd just be dirty with radiation or biological weapons....he's not going to do it half assed. Prepare your angus.

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by BuiltnBoostedZ

Could be a hint as to what to come. If rocket man ever does attack the US. You can pretty much guarantee that it won't be just a nuke....but a dirty nuke. Whether it'd just be dirty with radiation or biological weapons....he's not going to do it half assed. Prepare your angus.

My guess is that it is will be cobalt jacketed. Highest lethality he can manage.

[BuiltnBoostedZ]

Just releasing a bioweapon without the dramatic explosion of a nuke, would f up any country.