Overall an interesting scenario that appears at first to favor the North Koreans, but after a playthrough I found that the opposite may be true. I began by deploying the South Koreans fairly far north, blocking the easy passageways through the map without much difficulty. I placed both entrenchments along roads spread my infantry out relatively evenly. The North Koreans spent the first 8 turns desperately trying assault my front line, causing few casualties while taking many. Despite artillery support, the dug in South Koreans only began to waver on turn 9 as a 4 steps were destroyed in North Korean assaults on the eastern side. Despite this, they were once again bogged down by one of the infantry units I had held in reserve and much weaker, but much more accurate, South Korean artillery. Breakthroughs on the western edge were achieved on turn 13, far too late to make a difference. On turn 14 the North Koreans achieved a general breakthrough, destroying around 50% of South Korean forces in return for a similar percentage of their's, but by the end of turn 15 they had only managed to exit 8 steps. South Korean victory.