South Korea’s Hydrogen Bomb Scam

(1)It was a year after the Korean War broke out
(2)June 1951
(3)The Navy is looking for weapons to change the course of the war
(4)Sohn Won-il, 43, Chief of Naval Staff
(5)Is there any way to turn the tide at once
(6)Kim Il-cheong Self-proclaimed Korean-Japanese Doctor of Economics
(7)Oh, Admiral! It’s really hard to see him
(8)One of the Japanese engineers is how to make a hydrogen bomb
(9)a person who knows
(10)I’m taking him from the Soviet Union and China
(11)It’s a mess
(12)Stay with me. If you give me some money
(13)I’m good at this. I’m good at it’ska
(14)Even when the U.S. was just making an atomic bomb
(15)tens of thousands of small bombs
(16)The fact that someone who wants to bring in a technician
(17)Son Won-il’s eyes turned and immediately
(18)I inform the president
(19)Lady Francesca Donner
(20)I’m having a hard time. If that’s the case, I’d like to pay for my research
(21)Mrs. Francesca is keeping it in the Bank of Japan, and the project has been carried out in full swing
(22)Dunby
(23)a thousand miles
(24)Here’s the hydrogen bomb authority, Dr. Okata
(25)I brought him here!
(26)Konichi and I are Okata

(1)I think you’re better than the hydrogen bomb. Please take good care of me
(2)And the name Okata is a little too much for other researchers
(3)He’s promoting under the name of Lee Yongdae I have high expectations for you
(4)I’ll give you a colonel’s badge, so make sure you make a hydrogen bomb, Colonel Lee Yong-dae
(5)I’m going to build it roughly on Kankokujin
(6)Anyway, thank you very much. My hydrogen bomb
(7)I will make it for you!
(8)”Chun Shon!” “Chun Shon!” “Chun Shon!”
(9)The moment when the Naval Technology Research Institute was born
(10)Two years later, in 1953
(11)Wow friends! Daughter, no, it’s a hydrogen bomb man!!
(12)I’m done!
(13)It’s been 2 years
(14)The Secretary of Defense, the Chief of Naval Staff
(15)In the presence of key government figures
(16)It’s the first nuclear test in Korea in front of Jinhae
(17)It’s on

(1)You can’t succeed at once You have a lot of time, so you should study more
(2)Let’s do well from now on
(3)Of course, it was fortunate that the experiment that day was a mess
(4)Government at a time when the concept of a nuclear bomb was weak
(5)We’re going to test a hydrogen bomb that’s been observed by some of our top officials
(6)If it had been successfully fought off the coast of Jinhae, the Republic of Korea would have been destroyed by self-destruction, not by North Korea
(7)Senior officials were disappointed with the results of the experiment, but they said
(8)He encouraged the researchers to do better
(9)However, Son Won-il’s position was embarrassed
(10)Hey, he’s a fraud. It’s over and over again
(11)Eiluwabara (meaning ‘Illuwabara’)
(12)Jeon graduated from Seoul National University with a major in chemical engineering
(13)Korea’s First Doctor of Nuclear Power
(14)I’m tech-savvy, but I’m a natural sciences graduate
(15)You’re a research technician, so try to get in touch with Kim Il-cheong Okai
(16)Colonel Yong is good at it
(17)It’s been a while since he was assigned to the Technology Research Institute
(18)a week later
(19)The admiral
(20)What do you think
(21)Colonel Okada. Water decomposer. Mercury rectifier. It’s a wonderful thing
(22)Laidan
(23)It’s a little far from a hydrogen bomb
(24)a distant death
(25)I’m not a technician. I’m more of a technician

(1)The bomb that I made last time was also the basic principle of a hydrogen bomb
(2)It’s not about fusing deuterium and exploding it with that energy
(3)He just exploded hydrogen from water decomposition
(4)Honestly, even the American scientists in the Soviet Union, who say I’m Ginda, are struggling
(5)It’s very negative how a very strong Japanese person does it
(6)It’s already spilled water
(7)I gave the technicians money
(8)Even if I can’t meet the bomb
(9)You’re gonna make something like a radish. Okay, I got it’sir
(10)genus of Gyehaebara
(11)Wow, that’s our Nipong army!
(12)Anyway, friends
(13)I also left my confidential documents, so I went to Tokyo for a bit
(14)Because I measure the sharp angle in my oma
(15)No, no. I’m serious. And I can’t speak Korean well now
(16)I’m going to get the most confidential data that I’m going to do this time, so I’m planning on studying in Kyoto
(17)I’ll come as a miracle dog!
(18)The Naval Technology Research Institute is clinging to Lee Yong-dae
(19)I’m forced to accept his bombshell
(20)wasn’t in
(21)Three months after Lee Yongdae left for Tokyo
(22)It costs about 60 volumes of documents
(23)I’m back
(24)Son Won-il asked Jeon Wan-young to analyze the document
(25)In just one night, Jeon Wan-young finished analyzing the document
(26)Jeon Wan-ni-ni-ni-i Japanese is quite well known. Anyone at that time is young
(27)It was there
(28)I can identify the document in the riverbank
(29)San – p
(30)Is the neem you 0808 The Wa14 goldfish wan fa
(31)Tooth
(32)도 Paint
(33)I can’t. I’
(34)Of the confidential documents brought by Colonel Ayong
(35)Yo-eun is a new magazine called Omuom, a popular electricity technology company
(36)Half of the exchange of 23rd grade students at Japan University
(37)It’s a notebook that I wrote about electrical technology
(38)This concludes the report on the confidential documents brought by Colonel Lee Yong

(1)It’s already this late. Let’s have some coffee
(2)A con artist who tried to take advantage of such a chaotic time
(3)The naval shoveling, which had been ahead of its will, ended in vain
(4)No, it seemed like it was over
(5)But the irony of history is that it’s a simple problem
(6)He didn’t let it end up happening
(7)Although Colonel Lee Yong-dae is far from a hydrogen bomb
(8)It was a person
(9)It’s really like jumping into a water decomposer and a storage tank
(10)I was a battery engineer
(11)I suggest to the president of the Naval Technology Research Institute that the research
(12)Development direction battery development furnace turned on
(13)Maybe it’s better than Korea
(14)It may have been necessary for
(15)Yuai used to run by Japanese in Yeongdeungpo
(16)I took over the company’s power plant
(17)We have a battery plant in Jinhae Technology Institute
(18)established
(19)Lee Yong Daeryeong has a 612V battery or
(20)A brilliant ball with a car battery
(21)After the war ended, many military movies were made
(22)I changed my name to my host
(23)In 1978, under the name of Sebangjeon
(24)I made a technical partnership with a copy of Ilya
(25)The current submersible is the military industry that makes batteries
(26)play a pivotal role in
(27)The government’s scam to build a hydrogen bomb is this
(28)It was developed into a military industry in Korea by taking advantage of the trend of history

(1)rocket battery