How Long Would It Take For The North Korean Subs To Reach The U.S. West Coast

I'd say a week

I agree, 6-7 days.

Considering they're all old Diesel subs...probably a couple weeks.

They're run by hamsters

Don't we have some kind of military to defend the west coast against NK subs?

The bigger initial threat is Hawaii.

JADE HELM

And thanks for the answers.

How long for the NK subs to reach Hawaii?

They could be there already

they would never make it lol

North korean subs are small with small crews..6-12 people..
Compared with our large boomers 120 plus people..they. are not long range, and wouldn't even make it to the west coast without supply ships..not happening..tiny subs..

Wouldn't we know?

4 days.

If they're Steaming hard.

Last Edited by Travis Bickle on 08/24/2015 01:51 AM

Hadn't even thought of that.
Damn.

Google doodle

powered off of kimchi farts

give em about 24 hrs

That thought just hit me too.

And you beat me to posting it.

Double damn.

This is really getting interesting. And real.

Katy halftime show?

They're not going to the west coast they are going East of the Canary Islands somewhere around Spain.

I don't think I've never seen a Hawaii-themed Google doodle before either.

Create an tsunami off the canary islands to wipe out the east coast. Or nuke Hawaii...have you checked the Google logo today?

If they're deisel electric we might be in for a nasty surprise.

1st one listed
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Do they carry enough diesel to charge their
batteries for that trip?

We could see them on the surface, AT LEAST,
charging the batteries.

Yeah those are a legitimate threat I hope the crews are completely incompetent.

Didn't see it.

I had my own Google doodle idea earlier this evening:

Thread: Ride The Incoming Doom Wave (Wave X) With Today's Carefully Chosen Google Doodle Honoring Duke Kahanamoku, Noted Surfer.

...depends on the length of the paddles and how many times they have to surface to exchange the air.

They would never make it with all the US navy mutated sea bass with laser beams on their heads.

Beach theme segment with possible nuke symbolism