but we know exactly where those hardened artillery sites are. we have their latitude and congress tude with gps. we have ways of attacking those sites. you can imagine if five or six moabs were dropped in an area over there, and we had b2s that can drop 8,500 pound bombs independently targeted. in addition the readiness of those artillery sites, they don t fire. they aren t exercising them. they have been there for years. there is a readiness issue. judge jeanine: colonel hunt, you are shake your head. we have a lot of capabilities. but there is a-minute issue. as soon as they discover there is something in the air. they can punch buttons. no one thinks that if north korea would not get shot to the south.
the great threat is artillery. as jennifer said early there are 15,000 guns dug into the hardened artillery sites facing south. the 170 military gun and the mrl multiple rocket launch can reach not only many american units but reach through most of seoul. the great fear is that the north koreans will do some some provocative act to hold the advantage. the fear by u.s. commanders is the north will fire a few rounds at the south perhaps at a u.s. mail tear rebase with conventional round, maybe fire a scud and then basically force the american-korean coalition to respond. and that would be sort of a nightmare scenario, jon. jon: the pentagon has responded this morning, and let me read off of the computer what the pentagon spokesman george little said. he calls this a well-worn