Comments by "YSongCloud" (@YSongCloud) on "The Infographics Show" channel.

@EZ_Case It's not. Almost all of this information is freely available. What they can't put in the video is all of the newer technology that we also have, which is not yet declassified, and as such, is not generally known.
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@Hamish-y2c They actually aren't. All of that information is freely available on the web and most of this timeline has been the same since the 70's and 80's with the ICBM threat during the cold war. What they can't include in the video is the newer stuff that is not yet declassified. A lot of what is mentioned is actually quite old and most likely not how things would play out now. For the intercept, we already do have newer technology, but we can't go into details. For the retaliation into North Korea, most would not be personnel, but instead the first wave would be drone strikes against key communications and defensive targets, then followed by the manned planes to drop key munitions and the bunker busters. Ground based personnel, other than perhaps some elite teams, would be sent in later, after we already removed much of the defensive equipment threat.
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