On Aug. 10, Guam's governor said the U.S. territory was well-equipped to handle any North Korean strike thanks to robust infrastructure that had survived earthquakes and typhoons.
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While the announcement raises concerns and adds to tensions, the launch plans are still being developed and the rockets selected by Pyongyang for the proposed test near U.S. territory are as yet unproven. ...
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