If you’re not too good with geography, take a look at Google Maps. Hawaii is pretty close, relatively speaking, to North Korea, and the island state is somewhat concerned about these rocket tests. In 2006, the last time North Korea held a test, reports had the path of that rocket’s remains heading toward the waters of Hawaii. This time the state seems to be fine, but they’re likely to remain a little more concerned than those on the mainland.
Prior to the launch, Secretary Gates insisted that the US had things under control, and stated that the government was prepared to handle things just in case something was headed toward Hawaii. Thankfully, no action was needed. We don’t want to be accused of fear mongering, but we do want to let you know if anything threatens your beach Mai Tai.
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·Is Hawaii Protected Against Rogue Missile Threats? [KHON]
·North Korean Rocket Fails ... Now What? [CBS News]
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