Korea 50-51

[larryfulkerson]

Here's what the DMZ looks like before I've started moving units and I'd like to point out that there's a natural channeling

of movement from the north going south and I plan on trying to follow the roads and rails for faster movement of units and

adequate supply.

[larryfulkerson]

I've moved some of the units on the right side and I've surrounded some unlucky South Korean units and I'm planning on

using a three-dot attack to get this show on the road. I need to make headway down the road and I'm in a hurry and I think

a three-dot might do the trick. Meanwhile I'm moving units into contact on the left.

[larryfulkerson]

Okay, I have moved everybody and I think I'm ready to pull the trigger and execute the attacks.

[larryfulkerson]

Here's where everybody is for the execution of the second combat round.

[larryfulkerson]

Here's just before combat round three:

[larryfulkerson]

Here's just before I pull the trigger on Turn Two combat round one.

[larryfulkerson]

Here's what it looks like just before executing the combats on round two of turn two:

[larryfulkerson]

Here's just before executing the combats on round three of turn two:

[larryfulkerson]

Here's the T4 front lines:

[larryfulkerson]

It's T5 and the Americans are starting to show up already. I didn't advance fast enough to stop up the ports for their

landing. I saw a thread in the War Room that said that the Americans were showing up early and before the NK's were down

to Pusan and I see now that it's true. The NK's can't advance fast enough to prevent an early American intervention.