The Pentagon on Monday said North Korea's latest intercontinental ballistic missile test was the longest such test in the history of the rogue regime. While many specifics of the North Korean ICBM launch remain classified, Pentagon spokesman Capt. Missile experts calculated that the North Korean ICBM launched on Friday flew 2,300 miles into space, about 600 miles higher than the July 4 ICBM flew. Davis admitted the USAF B-1 "show of strength" flights were “previously scheduled” before the ICBM test, but moved up a day after the long-range missile test. The U.S.-South Korean armies' launch of short-range missiles Friday night, however, were a direct result of the ICBM test, Davis said.

Source: Fox News July 31, 2017 17:08 UTC