After the 68th Shensha-do tournament, the Japanese Shensha-do Federation sees a potential rival in the Western Tankery Federation, and thus, issue a challenge to the West: Comply with Japanese Standards, or fight in a match to either disband the Wes...
Brief History: Ten years after the founding of the Shensha-do Federation of Japan, the United States, United Kingdom, German Federal Republic, and Russian Federation collectively decided to allow Tankery available to both male and female high schoolers to both help them learn more about the history of armored warfare, as well as serve as a fast track into the military, in the American and Russian cases. Since World War Two was commonly referred to be the best case of understanding tank warfare's greatest strengths and weaknesses, the four nations established the Western Tankery Federation, with the motto "Those who understand the past can change the future." A total of ten schools were established, with three in the US and Russia, and two in Germany and the UK. They often have matches against each other to learn and gain an appreciation for the machines that were the true fathers and mothers of armored warfare.
Western Tankery Federation banner:
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The Tanks in use by the nations: The United States
M4 Sherman
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M4/76(W) or Easy 8
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M18 Motor Gun Carriage, modified with a closed topped turret
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