Synonyms for reentry
riˈɛn trireen·t·ry

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1. reentrynoun

   the act of entering again

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1. Gary Samore:

   Kim Jong-un was photographed in front of a map of the U.S. which appeared to show four targets for North Korean missiles – Hawaii, San Diego, Washington D.C. and perhaps Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana. however, most experts think Pyongyang does not yet have that ability since the regime hasn’t tested and demonstrated a reentry vehicle for its [intercontinental missiles].

2. Bruce Klingner:

   However, most experts think Pyongyang does not yet have that ability since the regime hasn’t tested and demonstrated a reentry vehicle for its [intercontinental missiles].

3. John Insprucker:

   We demonstrated the ability to transition the engines to the landing propellant tanks, the subsonic reentry looked very good and stable, we've just got to work on that landing a little bit.

4. Anthony Fauci:

   You don't want to let up at a time that's premature, but right now we are clearly looking at if we, in fact, are as successful as we hope to be over the extended 30 day period that the President announced several days ago -- namely extending the period of restrictions and guidelines to the end of April -- that if, in fact, we are successful, it makes sense to at least plan what a reentry into normality would look like, that doesn't mean we're going to do it right now.

5. Markus Schiller:

   Perhaps they will display a design model of a HGV, or launch a KN-23 on top of a bigger missile and have it do some maneuvering at reentry while claiming to have launched a HGV, this way, they can save their limited resources, and play the same game they had over the past years.