Lihue, Hawaii - The frequency of activity has increased but the pattern remains predictable: a defiant North Korean missile test followed by provocative war games, then another missile launch, more angry threats and warnings, followed by counter-threats and new sanctions, and now a and more and accusations. Robokill 3 Full Version. In this geopolitical tit-for-tat, Asia-Pacific communities that host US military bases watch cautiously as fiery rhetoric pushes the two nuclear-armed adversaries ever-closer to what would be a catastrophic war. The island of Guam came into sharp focus in August when North Korea to fire four Hwasong-12 ballistic missiles near the US territory following President 's threat to unleash 'fire and fury like the world has never seen' against. Guam's Pacific Daily News that a missile launched from North Korea could reach Guam and its more than 160,000 US citizens in just 14 minutes. As Guam residents were being advised how to prepare for a possible, President Trump cheerfully Guam's governor that the extra media attention would boost the island's tourism industry. 'You've become extremely famous all over the world,' Trump said, promising the US territory's governor that tourism would increase 'tenfold with the expenditure of no money.' 'Like a spear into battle' But on an island labelled with the tagline 'Where America's Day Begins,' many of its residents long for the day when American militarism ends.