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 Western Tankery Federation, or to ensure no future conflict persists betw...
They call her "weasel". Maybe because she's clever, maybe because, in Japanese culture, such animals can be harbingers of misfortune, or maybe it's just a harmless nickname. What she knows, is that she's going to do everything in her power to accomplish her goals. Even disrupt the balance of one of the most popular f...
Japanese Sensha Do is a sacred piece of Culture for the people of Japan. it dates back for decades the use of old tanks to teach a young woman maturity, individuality, and independence. however with word of the ever growing popular American Tankery, an American version of the the high cultural Sensha Do, the most trad...
The American Military Schools Board (AMSB) was a unique opportunity for young boys like Kenji Itsumi. After being forced out of the Itsumi family when he was a young boy Keji was lost. He wished he could belong somewhere and he eventually found a place where he did. He was not alone, as thousands of boys and teenagers...
Lance Corporal Dương Văn "Frost" An is just one of the many boys who are participating in the American version of Sensha Do, Tankery as it's known, under the organization known as the United States Tankery Organization. However, things take a sudden turn of course when the Japan Sensha Do Federation calls that Tankery...