The medical machines beeped urgently, resonating through the tense air as Jefferson lay on the medical bed, adorned in his Vice Commander uniform. Small cuts and bruises adorned his face, a testament to the fierce battle he had just endured. His eyes were fixated on someone next to him, and an expression of deep concern etched across his face as he clutched his teeth in panic.

In the same room, the atmosphere was fraught with urgency. Medics and doctors swarmed around Houston, the Commander of Davy Crockett, who lay unconscious on another medical bed. His face, too, displayed signs of the brutal confrontation, marked by cuts and bruises. The heart monitor beeped relentlessly, its rhythmic sound a stark reminder of the fragile thread holding onto life.

"Houston!" Jefferson's voice cried out in pain, the anguish resonating through the room as he stared at his fallen commander.

"His AP is dropping!" A medic's urgent shout filled the air, amplifying the gravity of the situation.

"Incubate now, damn it!" Ben, the high school Davy Crockett medic, barked orders with a sense of urgency that matched the intensity of the moment.

"Come on, Don... Please wake up, big brother!" Red's desperate plea cut through the tension, the emotional weight palpable as he watched his older brother undergoing lifesaving measures. He struggled against the grip of Sergeant Dean, the stern Sergeant of the Davy Crockett High School Rangers, who held him back, emphasizing the severity of the situation. The fate of their commander hung in the balance, and the trailer left viewers on the edge of their seats, breathless with anticipation.

The tension in the room reached its peak as Ben swiftly grabbed the AED, determined to restart Houston's faltering heart. The initial shock yielded no response, prompting Ben to intensify his efforts with another round of CPR before passing the shock charge to a fellow medic.

"No response! Hit him again!" Ben's urgent command reverberated through the room as the team worked feverishly to revive the unconscious Commander.

Once more, the AED delivered its electric charge, coursing through Houston's body in a desperate attempt to jumpstart his failing heart. As the heart monitor displayed signs of life returning, relief swept through the room – they had managed to bring Houston back from the brink of death.

Houston's heart rate slowly normalized, a testament to the collective efforts of the medical team. The beeping of the heart monitor became a symphony of hope, signaling that they had succeeded in saving his life. The weight of the moment hung in the air as realization set in – Houston was on the road to recovery.

Jefferson, still visibly anxious, approached Ben, his eyes filled with concern and anticipation.

"Ben... How's he doing?" Jefferson inquired, his voice reflecting the emotional toll of the ordeal.

"Well, he stabilized... But it took too long... He's in a coma," Ben replied somberly, his hand resting on Houston's chest. The relief of success mingled with the somber acknowledgment that the battle was far from over. 

"I see..." Jefferson's voice held a mixture of relief and concern as he turned his attention to another individual lying on a separate medical bed. His eyes were now focused on someone vital to their team.

"How about her? How is our Lieutenant..." Jefferson's words hung in the air.

It then transitioned to a different scene, capturing Houston's journey in the Davy Crockett High School Black Hawk Helicopter. The commander sat in the backseat, gazing out over the passing landscape. The rhythmic thump of the helicopter blades set the pace for the unfolding drama.

As the chopper soared through the air, the camera shifted to reveal three distinct high school group leaders. Two of them were adorned in impeccable General suits, exuding an air of authority. The third, dressed in an 18th-century French General suit, casually wiped the dust off his uniform, his attention turning forward. The meeting with other commanders had transpired, and the visual hinted at the complexities and alliances that lay beneath the surface of this high-stakes narrative. The trailer masterfully teased the intricate web of relationships and challenges that awaited the Davy Crockett team.

The trailer unfolded with a breathtaking transition, revealing the ominous scenario where Davy Crockett High School, an S-Rank institution, found itself under attack by formidable adversaries. The screen displayed the onslaught, showcasing three imposing Generals from rival S-Rank schools, commanding their powerful tanks as they unleashed destruction upon Davy Crockett's fleet. Sherman's, Chaffee, Hellcat, and Pershing tanks crumbled under the relentless assault, setting the stage for an intense battle.

Amid the chaos, brave Rangers, joined by the newly introduced Airborne units, fought valiantly against the advancing infantry of the aggressor schools. The skirmish unfolded with a cacophony of airsoft gunfire, depicting the scale of the high-stakes confrontation.

The focus then shifted to Houston, the Commander of Davy Crockett, on the ground with his 'Lone Star' Easy Eight tank disabled. Undeterred, he moved swiftly, attempting to rally the Rangers and Airborne units to fall back, showcasing the resilience of the Davy Crockett forces in the face of overwhelming odds.

However, the tension escalated as the French General, a formidable adversary, locked onto Houston with his tank's sights. With a chilling order, he commanded his gunner to target and injure Houston, introducing a personal and perilous dimension to the conflict. 

Jefferson, with a heavy heart, gathered commanders from Grand Lake High School, North High School, Washington Boys and Girls Academy, and Kansas Chief High School. Placing both hands on Commander Graham's shoulders, Jefferson shared the story of how Houston and he built Davy Crockett. The room resonated with emotion as Jefferson, fueled by anger, slammed his fist against the wall, expressing the collective frustration at the unexpected attack on their home.

The scene then shifted to Japan, where Ooarai Girls Academy, St. Gloriana Girls High School, Saunders Girls High School, Pravda Girls High School, and Kuromorine Girls Academy received the shocking news of Davy Crockett High School's surprise assault and Houston's subsequent coma. The intensity of the situation was palpable as each school processed the unexpected turn of events.

Amidst the chaos, Miho, the Commander of Ooarai, met with Red Houston. The two embraced, sharing a poignant moment that conveyed the deep connection between the Panzer communities. Miho patted Red's back, understanding the emotional weight he carried for his older brother, Don Houston.

Simultaneously, Maho, Commander of Kuromorine, stood by Houston's bedside, holding his hand with a mix of sadness and anger etched on her face. Tears dripped, reflecting the turmoil within as the international Panzer community grappled with the consequences of the unexpected assault on Davy Crockett High School. 

"I have many enemies... But there are none who can equal me. In the temperate savanna and Badlands of North Dakota, they said North High School has the best tanks, which is false..." Timothée declared, his words cutting through the air like a sharp blade.

As the scene transitioned to the swampy South, right next to the Mississippi River, Timothée continued his monologue, dismissing the reputation of Grand Lake High School.

"In the south, in the swampy lands right next to the Mississippi River, they said Grand Lake High School could never be humbled by me..." he scoffed, his confidence unwavering.

The intensity of his words escalated as he shifted the focus to Texas, where a boy from another S-Rank school had defeated Vermont Tankery Academy.

"When another S-Rank, when a boy who defeated Vermont Tankery Academy and branded the name in the far heat south of Texas... They said Davy Crockett High School could never be tamed..." Timothée asserted, his tone daring anyone to challenge his supremacy.

The scene darkened as Timothée delivered his final proclamation, radiating an aura of menace and authority.

"Now they say nothing. They all fear me like a force of nature... a dealer of thunder. I will put those Japanese school girls back in their place. As they dare tried to shut down our sport of Tankery in the last few months... I will show them what Tankery truly is for them. What these patient Davy Crockett, North High, Grand Lake, Washington Academy, and Kansas High Schools failed to show them... For my name is Timothée... As I'm Emperor of Groton High School!" His declaration echoed.

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