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Japan consists of islands; Korea is a peninsula. Birds must cross (fly) over both in order to reach the Asian mainland (Eurasian Continent).
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In pure numbers, North Korea's military looks formidable, much larger than the more affluent South in both personnel and equipment. The North's 1.2 million soldiers face off against 640,000 South Korean troops who are backed up by 26,000 U.S. personnel stationed in the country. However, Pyongyang's capabilities are not what the figures would suggest. Impoverished North Korea has all but abandoned running a conventional military that can engage in sustained battle because of scarce resources and has instead focused on nuclear weapons and ballistic missile technology, experts said. "A conventional military is very costly, and overwhelmingly so for North Korea. It quickly becomes a money fight and North Korea cannot win that," said Shin In-kyun, head of the Korea Defence Network, an alliance of defence experts based in Seoul. While North Korea does not presently possess the fire power to hit the USA with any kind of nuclear threat, the range of their military might and fire power does threaten South Korea and Japan. Japan, separated by less than 1,000 km (625 miles) of water and a frequent target of North Korea's ire, is also in easy range of Pyongyang's short- and mid-range missiles. North Korea has also shown it has submarine capabilities. The North's air force has more than 820 fighter jets, according to South Korea's Defence Ministry, but it does not have enough fuel to fly sorties or conduct needed drills to maintain combat effectiveness. South Korea has 460 jets. North Korea has 4,200 tanks, according to South Korea, although Seoul's 2,400 are more modern and better maintained.
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You'll want to fly the most recent version of the American flag on top. You can then fly the historical version below and normally etiquette will say to fly a smaller size for that historical one. The 50 Star American flag should always be the most prominent.
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Why does it take more time to fly from Los Angeles to Beijing than from Beijing to Los Angeles?
When traveling westbound across the Pacific, planes generally have headwinds that slow the speed of the aircraft. When traveling eastbound, planes can utilize a tailwind as well as the jetstream to travel faster and reach the destination in less time.
How long does it take to get from Korea to Philadelphia?
how long does it take to fly from osan korea to philadelphia
When is the cheapest time to fly to Seoul Korea?
April
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A jet stream is a region of strong winds high in the atmosphere where planes fly. If she flies a plane into this region, the plane will be accelerated. This will allow her to either fly faster, or fly at the same speed using less fuel.
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Yes you can, but its faster if you fly direct to KL...
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No they are not.
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they fly
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I Can Fly to You But You--- - 2001 is rated/received certificates of: South Korea:15
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Because of the reduced air friction at higher altitudes, commercial jet airliners will usually fly as much as possible above 20,000 feet, up to a service ceiling around 40,000 feet.In the US, airways (Flight Levels) are set up every 1000 feet by altitude above 20,000 feet, with the even 1000's for westbound flights and the odd 1000's for eastbound flights.Eastbound flights will often utilize the "jet stream" that flows west-to-east across the central US, in order to reduce fuel consumption or increase their net ground velocity.
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Flights from London to NY pretty much go in a straight line Flights from London to LA fly way north (too far north) on their westbound path.
How long does it take to fly from Orlando Florida to Korea?
a long time
