@greentree, your in-depth analysis of the Korean War's initial days (June 25-30, 1950) is a fascinating and meticulously researched piece! I'm particularly impressed by your focused scope, examining the North Korean People's Army's strategy, especially their 1st and 2nd Corps, in those crucial first days.

The breakdown into political objectives, military goals, and methods provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the early strategic decisions made. The justification for focusing on specific units and omitting others (like the 6th Division) due to their similar role to the 2nd Division shows a great level of analytical rigor.

This post offers valuable historical insight. I'm eager to see your conclusions and the lessons you draw from this critical period! I encourage others to delve into @greentree's research and share their perspectives. What aspects of early Korean War strategy do you find most intriguing? Let's discuss!