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- History of location is unknown.
- Pyongyang was a city in North Korea. The Long Tooth missile system recovered from Dante Arete at Los Angeles International Airport had circuitry manufactured at a known microchip plant in Pyongyang, where Dae Soo Min believed it had also been assembled. (Operation Hell Gate)
- Pyongyang is the capital of North Korea.
- See town for a list of town amenities.
- Pyongyang (평양, Korean pronunciation: [pʰjɔŋjaŋ], literally: "Flat Land") is the capital of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, commonly known as North Korea. The Wikipedia page is [1].
- Pyongyang is the capital city of North Korea and is featured in Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction. It is divided into three quadrants; North Pyongyang, East Pyongyang and Downtown Pyongyang.
- Pyongyang is a city of over 3,200,000 people in North Korea. It is the capital and largest city in the country.
- Pyongyang is the capital city of North Korea. The Sun Cage exhibition was moved here after it finished in London.
- Pyongyang is the terrifying capital of North Korea. Out-of-control killer robots rampage through its streets and the buildings and sidewalks are lined with neurotoxin-coated spikes and razorblades. It has no effective sewage system, since the pipes that run beneath its streets and across its ominous, threatening skyline are filled with fast-flowing, scorchingly hot lava. Every residence in the city, including hotels, motels, and inns, has a severe camel spider infestation problem. Government surveillance cameras are everywhere, and they are probably even watching you through this webpage!
- Kim Il-sung directed the North Korean invasion of South Korea from Pyongyang, as well as the subsequent conduct of the Korean War after it was folded into World War III. Pyongyang had received substantial air-defenses from the Soviet Union. In April, 1951, the United States launched a substantial bombing raid against Pyongyang, in an effort to kill Kim. The attack used conventional explosives, rather than atomic weapons. Kim survived, although the attack did a fair amount of damage. The loss of a half dozen B-29s and two Twin Mustangs was deemed an acceptable tradeoff for the damage inflicted.
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| Name | - Pyongyang Directly Governed City
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| Location | - North Korea, Eastern Asia
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- History of location is unknown.
- Pyongyang was a city in North Korea. The Long Tooth missile system recovered from Dante Arete at Los Angeles International Airport had circuitry manufactured at a known microchip plant in Pyongyang, where Dae Soo Min believed it had also been assembled. (Operation Hell Gate)
- Pyongyang is the capital of North Korea.
- See town for a list of town amenities.
- Pyongyang is the terrifying capital of North Korea. Out-of-control killer robots rampage through its streets and the buildings and sidewalks are lined with neurotoxin-coated spikes and razorblades. It has no effective sewage system, since the pipes that run beneath its streets and across its ominous, threatening skyline are filled with fast-flowing, scorchingly hot lava. Every residence in the city, including hotels, motels, and inns, has a severe camel spider infestation problem. Government surveillance cameras are everywhere, and they are probably even watching you through this webpage! Image:SpecialPoliceman.jpg Image:Undersurveillance.GIF Keep smiling and don't make any sudden movements.By watching you, we're protecting you.
- Pyongyang (평양, Korean pronunciation: [pʰjɔŋjaŋ], literally: "Flat Land") is the capital of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, commonly known as North Korea. The Wikipedia page is [1].
- Pyongyang is the capital city of North Korea and is featured in Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction. It is divided into three quadrants; North Pyongyang, East Pyongyang and Downtown Pyongyang.
- Pyongyang is a city of over 3,200,000 people in North Korea. It is the capital and largest city in the country.
- Pyongyang is the capital city of North Korea. The Sun Cage exhibition was moved here after it finished in London.
- Kim Il-sung directed the North Korean invasion of South Korea from Pyongyang, as well as the subsequent conduct of the Korean War after it was folded into World War III. Pyongyang had received substantial air-defenses from the Soviet Union. In April, 1951, the United States launched a substantial bombing raid against Pyongyang, in an effort to kill Kim. The attack used conventional explosives, rather than atomic weapons. Kim survived, although the attack did a fair amount of damage. The loss of a half dozen B-29s and two Twin Mustangs was deemed an acceptable tradeoff for the damage inflicted. This article is a stub because the work is part of a larger, as-of-yet incomplete series.
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