12-50 26 Sep 50 (1230) Continuation of the attack to capture Seoul. Boundary between 5th and 7th Marines changed to pinch out 5th Marines beyond the Government Palace. The 7th Marines to make an enveloping attack from the northwest 13-50 29 Sep 50 (2000) Continuation of the attack to the east to secure Seoul and conduct a reconnaissance in force to the northwest prepared to relieve elements of the 7th Infantry Division north of the Han River. Seizure of prescribed Corps blocking positions 14-50 30 Sep 50 (1500) Continuation of the attack and prescription of blocking positions to be occupied by the Division 15-50 5 Oct 50 Movement of the Division to staging area in the vicinity of Inchon in anticipation of the move in assault shipping to Wonsan APPENDIX H Enemy Units During the Inchon-Seoul Campaign The enemy’s method of operation, except for a brief determined stand near and in Seoul, consisted of moderate to strong delaying actions. The first reaction following the initial disorganization at Inchon was an attempt to contain our advance until such time as sufficient reinforcements could arrive to warrant initiating a counteroffensive. In view of the scarcity of reinforcements and our own rapid advances, this never materialized. The Order of Battle of the units which opposed the advance of the Division from the time of the landing at Inchon until the capture of Uijongbu, north of Seoul, is given below: