Pyongyang, North Korea Media Image Apr 15, 2012

Pyongyang, North Korea-April 15; 2012: North Korea held a parade on April 15, 2012 to mark the 100th anniversary of Kim Il-sung's birthday and as an era of the country's great strength and prosperity. Displayed during the parade were a large number of previously unseen weapons systems. Including a remotely-piloted vehicle (RPV), multiple rocket launchers, long-range artillery and more. Most interesting, however, was the appearance of a new 3-stage ballistic missile system. The system is approximately 18 m long and is carried on an 8-axel, 16 wheel, transporter-erector-launcher. Also notable at the parade was that North Korea's new leader Kim Jong Un gave his first speech to the country where he stated North Korea will not be threatened and bullied by nuclear weapons. Providing a virtual presence is what DigitalGlobe does best, by rapidly delivering shareable, high-resolution imagery to provide up to date coverage of events on the ground.
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