NK vs SK AOW

"the Note is invalid"With the turns being able to be up to 60 Days long I shall intend to use all of my days for this advancement. Economics TargetsAbove here I have a graph of all of the North Korean Economic and military training areas. Within this phase I will target and decimate the entire North Korean economy and military. I will get into how I shall target many of these targets when I advance into my Opperations section. First I would like to address the North Korean Infrastructure. I will be suprised that he can even get any of his troops around as most of the nation's infrastructure is unpaved and what they do have is crumbling away. Their railroad was built by the Japanese and is also falling appart. This train amounts to 70% of the nation's transport and 90% of the nation's freight transport. (http://www.nationsencyclopedia.com...) ROK calls up their reserves. s://upload.wikimedia.org...; alt="" />Hwanghae FrontMy opponent wanted to set up an obsticle in my way, but he fails to realize, that if we refer to the map from earlier, that if this area falls so does a great portion of North Korean energy and several hundred military bases. Though the hilarious thing here is that North Korea has only 6 Naval vessles out side of subs in their entire invantory. Though the thing is, he's either prepared for the Naval Battle on the West or the East. ( http://www.globalfirepower.com...) First, I would like to bring up that the North Korean ships are utterly outdated and old. The only ships that are in decent shape are those of the new repair ships that they have built, according to a report by the DOD (http://www.dia.mil...). What is to occur is that the ROK Navy (1/2 of their Navy) will begin a ghost silence attack at midnight. The ghost silence will detter any signal pick-ups by the North Korean forces. Since war is occuring it is more likely than not there is a few patrolling subs out. ROK radar will be able to pick them up and jam their radar's to prevent their signalling and will down each sub. A few hours later as they are about 20-15 miles out from port the North Korean's will sound red alert, scrambling whatever forces they have. This is when the Naval forces will hail down hundreds of Saturn (sometimes refured to as Tomahawk) Rockets upon the harbor, destroying whatever naval ships and subs that are their. This will also destroy the local detauchment. ROK will loose 4 ships to the subs and a few successfully place Silkworm Samlet Missiles. About this time the North Korean Air Force should be coming to the defense of what is left of the area. At this time as well the ROK will begin a Naval landing with their AMVs. An air Battle would then occur with the two sides as the ROK air force also acompanies the convoy. With the sea support from the ships and the ROK crafts I will set the Air costs at 120 ROKs down to 269 North Koreans down. With that the forces shall continue their landings and have little to no resistance as the other ROK air craft is taking out the Silkworm Rockets and remaining ground forces. This shall last, at a conservative estimate, 1 week. Note that this also includes the destruction of the surrounding Air base as well. With an advancement within the next week the next engagement on this front would lead to the city of Sariwon. This city is a key econ hub for the Nation being a key hub for the rail way, major econ hubs for the energy sector, and a monument to Kim Jong Il. A loss here would devistate the North Korean moral and almost lead to a surrender. After a victory here the only one left would be Pyongyang. The attack on this city is broken into a three pronged assult with 250,000 troops in each prong. (There was 1 million in the original assault, but a quarter was wounded or killed along the way to this battle, which again is a conservative estimate. One assault will be from the South west another from south, and the last is to catch the pieces of the North Korean retreat assault then move in as re-inforcements if needed. The reson I say that North Korea will have a retreat attack is of their military bases near the boarder. (Note that the Mountain troops are to be dealt with in the second front that I'll elaborate on in a minute) There is about 175,000 in their retreat forces due to their military forces near the boarder and their retreat is accompanied by military vehicles and other sorts (http://www.marines.mil...) [According to the same source] the North Korean military from the boarder will be unprepared for the battle concidering that there is NO air support for them, so they escentailly get ripped a new butthole. Though for figures sakes I will estimate that approximately 36 aircrafts are downed and 35,000 ROKs are killed or wounded. Back to the city. We can see that this city would have been heavily defended with approximately 400,000 with Air support from Songmun Air Base. Note that since this is an almost mountainous landscape. This battle will be taxing for the initial attacking 500,000 ROK troops. With the overhead air battle with the two air forces we will see the defenders taking a great deal of damage from downed air craft and eventually this allows the attacking forces, especially the forces decending on the city from the Southwest will give it the edge over the defenders. As this occurs the re-enforcements come in after defeating the retreating North Korean forces. This helps overwelm the remaining forces. The city falls as to the surrounding infrastructure and the entire North Korean nations watches as the Statue of Kim Jong Il is descicrated on live TV. The train is also descimated as is the energy sector there which devistates a lot of the surrounding area. Total troops remaining 627,000. At this point the ROK stops for re-inforcements of 125,000 fresh men and supplies that will arrive before the end of my 60 days. For now I'll end there. Wonsan FrontMy opponent wanted to challenge my forces I will launch my Eastern Strike on Wonsan, Naval HQ of the Eastern front for them. Not only that, but this entire campaign would cause an immidaite fall back and retreat of troops stationed in the Kangwong-do Mountainous region. Which is where my opponent had stationed a great deal of troops to prepare for my invasion. Ever hear the phrase One by land, two by sea? This campaign will entail 1,250,000 troops (with 9800,000 remaining in South Korea). I also send the other half of my Navy and a 1/3 of my Air Force. In order to confuse the North Korean troops of my actions I send 100 of the 300 air craft directly across the boarder into the Kangwong-do territory and begin their bombing campaign and attacking strategic targets of which they get from key military satellites (Provided by the Join-Resolution Task force[see Confronting Security Challenges on the Korean Pen sources]). This will draw key distraction, not to mention at this time is when the other front assault has began. The Naval forces reach Wonsan and uses the same tactics as before. (so I don't bore you and I'm starting to run low on Character space.) Causalties result in 2 Naval crafts, 16 Air Craft (from Wonsan Battle), and 300,000 troops in the landing. Silkworms are destroyed except one which is captured by ROK forces. They launch this one at Popdong and it destroys another key rail way station as well as an Air craft base (that's under construction). Due to this the Kangwong-do forces, who have suffered about 200,000 losses due to the air strikes and bombings, will think that the ROK landing force is heading that way towards Pyongyang, but they are mistaken. Not only has the energy sector been destroyed in the province, but the telephone lines are descimated so that the military car phones will fail at communication. These troops will march northward to the city of Hamhung. There are two parts to this battle. That of the second Naval landing and that of ground assult from the troops that have landed earlier. There are about 250,000 troops in the city. There are 750,000 ROKs on the ground as well as 550,000 on the ships, but of that amount only 300,000 will land. This will lead to a massive defeat as most the the North Korean forces are south of their current position. There are only 10% of the Nation's entire forces in this part of the nation, so a great defeat here for North Korea will certainly lead to utter defeat and retreat of their nation in a hustle to protect Pyongyang. (http://www.marines.mil...) The cities fall is inevitable due to the shelling from the sea, air strikes, and ground assault. Causalites for ROK is 150,000, again conservative estimates. This will resault in another key energy sector falling and the rest of Korea gets to watch as Kim Jong Un's "Give up your life for Kim Jong Un" area is destroyed on live TV. With that I'll end my turn.