Beijing

Notice this description of Chinese infantrymen in North Korea. It’s interesting about weaponry that can be used in Pyongyang. There is a land route between Beijing and Pyongyang. Inchon is a port on the Korea Bay. “...Chinese soldiers surrendered...”

Muslim Brotherhood

The Muslim Brotherhood is in the news. It's interesting about the overlap between the Muslim Brotherhood and the Egyptian military. There are a million soldiers in the Egyptian armed forces. The number might be eight hundred thousand. The Muslim Brotherhood seems to be a political party within the military. There are concerns about military bases in North Africa. Tunis and Rabat are ports. Benghazi and Tripoli are ports. It would be helpful to identify which ports in North Africa tend to affiliate with the Muslim Brotherhood.

Inchon and Silla

There should be scrutiny over military hardware traded through Silla. Inchon is a port opposite Silla. It’s interesting about any radio signals sent between Inchon and Silla. “Military garrisons in Silla…”

Tokyo

There are commercial banks in Tokyo. It's controversial when North Korean merchants borrow money from Japanese banks. There are weapons garrisons in the Xiamen harbor. There are weapons transfers between Taipei and Xiamen. Macau and Taiwan are historically Portuguese trading posts. It's interesting about any military hardware traded north of Xiamen. There are German territories in Shandong province. The Germans use military radios for trade. There should be scrutiny over German military operations in Shandong province. "His two-day trip comes days before Xi is scheduled to meet with President Trump during a Group of 20 summit in Japan, leading experts to interpret the Pyongyang trip partly as a means to strengthen China’s hand in its trade war with Washington."

Inchon

Inchon is a port near Seoul. Silla is in the south near Japan. It’s controversial when North Korean merchants borrow money from Japanese banks. There should be scrutiny over any military hardware traded through the Korea Bay. There are weapons garrisons in the Xiamen harbor. Weapons are traded between Taipei and Xiamen. There are German territories south of Beijing.

Munich

Notice this description of the U-boats. They were vulnerable to aerial bombardments. The U-boats remained submerged during the daylight hours. They were active at night and during specific moon phases. “Every aircraft sighted should be regarded as hostile until the contrary is proved.”

Frankfurt

The U-boats took on water when they drove at high speeds. It’s interesting about any technical instruments on board. Notice this description of the electrical wiring on the U-boats. “The light has gone out. Someone calls for emergency light.”

Seoul

There are historical anecdotes about tanks near Pyongyang. It’s interesting about tank driving schools in North Korea. It’s controversial about the prices of agricultural products. Silla is a Japanese port in South Korea. There might be tank driving schools also in South Korea. “...gradually reduced the North Korean tank advantage.”

Das Boot

The U-boats took on water when they moved at high speeds. Notice this description of the technical instruments on the U-boats. They might have been damaged by seawater. “All we have to do is move suddenly from a layer of warm water into a cold one and the Asdic becomes inaccurate.”

Luanda, Angola

There is a route between the Angolan Basin and the Venezuelan Basin. There are harbors in Caracas and Havana. It’s interesting about any radio signals sent between Luanda and Caracas. There are German territories in Namibia. “The arrival of Cuban troops in Angola in October-November 1975...”

Pyongyang

 

Pyongyang serves as a regional communications relay. There are reports about tanks near Pyongyang. It’s possible there are tank driving schools in both Pyongyang and Seoul. It’s interesting if the North Koreans seized any South Korean armored vehicles. There should be scrutiny over any military hardware exchanges between Berlin and Pyongyang. “Seoul fell to the North Koreans in less than a week.”

Brandenburg

There are machines that serve as radar jamming devices. The German army uses a manual called ‘Truppenfuhrung’. There are air force protocols included in ‘Truppenfuhrung’. The German military strategically blocks enemy radio transmissions. It’s likely that radar jamming devices are similar to chemical munitions in that they’re developed by the German government. There are radar jamming devices deployed to the developing world. It’s interesting about tank driving schools in the developing world.