While the war between Japan and Germany continued to wage on. A coalition of troops from both the German and Joseon Armies had steamrolled over the southern border with the intent of fully expelling the Japanese occupiers from the Korean peninsula.
A wall of steel existed between the Taebaek mountains and the city of Busan. Which was the Imperial Japanese Army's only hope of escaping these lands with their lives. Yet High Command had dictated that the war for Korea was not yet lost, after all, it had only truly just begun.
Thus, in anticipation of the Germans movements, Japan had dispatched three of their armored divisions to the Taebaek mountains with the intent of intercepting their enemies before they could gain too much ground.
