MSNBC.com story: U.S. Secretary of State Clinton says the world must respond to North Korea

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A South Korean general addresses members of the government policy advisory committees during a briefing on a broken section of what Seoul claims to be a North Korean torpedo, which was salvaged near the disputed sea border, and displayed at the Defense Ministry building in Seoul on May 26, 2010. North Korea announced it was cutting all ties with South Korea in retaliation for Seoul imposing sanctions on Pyongyang after torpedoing one of the South's warships.


This is why you shouldn't hotlink images.
George Takei... What are you doing there?
I'm no munitionologist, but It looks to me like North Korea sunk them with a truck axle.
I was thinking the same thing.
I suppose if you zoom in real close you'll find a tag that says "Made in Korea" somewhere on it.