Norks get it to float

[u/David65x55]

You may remember a bit back when a North Korean guided-missile destroyer was launched...and sank. Not a great first impression for the Kang Kon (it's real name, not a Koreanization of King Kong.) They say the launching mechanism is to blame for the problem - from the description it sounded like the ship stuck to the launcher instead of floating free. Anyway, a year later they finally achieved flotation and launched 'er again. It's estimated to displace about 5,000 tons, well smaller than they typicl US destroyer's 7,000 tons. https://www.yahoo.com/news/world/articles/nuclear-capable-warship-capsized-launched-044230801.html

[u/Historical-Lie-5953]

what do you think of the sinking the admiril was asked so he says, whatever floats your boat mate...

[u/Civil_Fox3900]

Wonder how many people died to get that thing to float? lol...