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North Korea May Be Planning for Future Leader After Kim Jong Un

Kim Jong Un has so far disproven rumors of his demise, but recent decisions suggest North Korean leaders may be preparing for when Kim is really gone.

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South Korea just launched itself into a very exclusive club Here s why its new sub-launched missile sets it apart

A South Korean Navy's Type 209-class submarine surfaces during the international fleet review near Busan, October 7, 2008. KIM JAE-HWAN/AFP via Getty

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Why South Korea s New Submarine-Launched Missile Sets It Apart

It's yet another capability attained by South Korea's increasingly modern and sophisticated military.

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How the US Navy plans to make its future attack submarine into an apex predator

US Navy Seawolf-class submarine USS Seawolf after an undersea-warfare exercise with US and Japanese ships in the Pacific, February 12, 2009. US

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US Navy Plans to Make Future Attack Submarine Into an Apex Predator

The Navy won't order its first SSN(X) boat until the 2030s, but estimates already put the price for each sub as high as $6.2 billion.

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