With Ōarai triumphant in the 63rd National Sensha-dō tournament, and their means of triumph dwarfing anyone's expectations. The world of Sensha-dō is now thoroughly shaken,
With Ōarai now welcoming their new boy contenders with open arms, and leavi...
With the practice Battle over, the T29 rolled out from behind cover.
It took one hit to disable the tanks, if they were hit in a weak area.
"I reckon we need some more practice if you all are going to be able to eventually win." Carm said.
The sun came up over the horizon, shiny brightly through the nearly cloudless sky.
Carm checked the time,
5:00 AM.
A long day of training was ahead of them.
"I'll get the Bergepanzer" Michael said,
Using tanks for battle is NOT a small endeavor, even though Sensha-dō is a "sport" it wasn't like backyard sports like kickball, where you only had the ball to put up once you're done.
Instead you have these machines weighing dozens of tons, that cannot move,
In order to effectively recover them, they needed vehicles of equivalent size to drag them back.
They had been provided recovery vehicles by their respective countries's Armed forces.
The tank garage complex was less than a mile away from their practice range, so it was easier to reach on foot.
The Americans had their M88A2 Hercules ARV built off of the M1 Abrams chassis.
Nicknamed "Free shipping"
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It came with a crane, which is extremely useful for helping tanks if they flip over, or also to lift heavy objects.
The British students had been provided with a Challenger 2 recovery vehicle, or CRARRV
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The Russians had a BREM-2 Recovery vehicle built off of the T-90's chassis.
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