75 years ago today, on June 30, 1950 (May 16, 1950 lunar calendar), the Battle of Suwon: The Korean People's Army launched its second campaign. The vanguard of the US 24th Division arrived on the Korean Peninsula On June 30, 1950, the Korean People's Army launched its second campaign (Battle of Suwon). The Korean People's Army launched a concentrated attack in the direction of Yongdeungpo, Suwon and Pyeongtaek in order to cross the Han River and break through the defensive line on the south bank of the Han River before the US Army reinforcements. On July 5, the People's Army engaged the US Army for the first time in Osan, about 10 kilometers south of Suwon, and gave the US 24th Infantry Division a annihilation blow. By July 6, the offensive troops of the People's Army basically advanced to the area of the 37th parallel. Review: The first confrontation between the North Korean and US armies