>Another thunderous bang sends vibrations into your body.
>Your ears are long ringing, from your own guns firing and the bang of shells hitting your hull.
"10 o clock! 290 degrees! Traverse 20 degrees left!"
>Your gunner cranks as hard as he can, the electronic traverse blew a fuse a while back.
>The gunner stops, just as another shell rocks you and your crew around the cramped fighting compartment.
>You thank Celestia no shells had so far penetrated or caused any major damage. Before you finish your prayer.
>"Sonovabitch! Sir! Electronic trigger just died!"
"Let me see if mine works!"
>"Alright just a second!"
>Some information shows up on your screen, you look through your optics towards the enemy tank.
>You place a hoof hovering over the traverse control, over a red button with some weird scratches a circle an upside down L a circle a H and a b.
>"Fire sir!"
>At that you press your trigger, and by luck or otherwise, you hear the boom, the gun recoils and the empty casing flies out.
>On the receiving end, the tank is hit right between the turret ring going up in a bang and throwing its turret several meters into the air, as its kind are known to do.
"Load another HEAT!"
>You wildly scan through your vision blocks, and simultaneously look to your computer for signs of enemies.
>A few tanks burn around you, a tank to your rear left, and 3 to your front left.
"Looks quiet!"
>You say as calmly as the adrenaline will let you.
"Driver, see anything?"
>>"No sir!"
"Alright, guys. Damage report?"
>”Powered systems took a hit.”
>>”Nothing on my end. May need to tension the track later.”
>>>”Nothin’.”
>You begin checking your own area for a good 10 minutes while you and the crew calm, no major damage as you can see.
>"Power traverse is back."
>>>"Ready racks ready."
>>"I think our IR light is out. Someone’s gonna have to replace the bulb I think. Fuel 3/4, I think the tanks are still on the back.”
“Alright.”
>You open your hatch and the inside air rushes out, in a mist.
>Standing on your seat, you finally breathe in the fresh air.
>You raise a hoof to shade yourself from the badland sun.
>In a couple minutes, your loader joins you, as you take in the scenery.
>You were on a small path leading away from the badlands camp, sent with a squad of 20 tanks to reinforce another camp south.
>There’s a large boulder in the way, with 2 paths carved around it. The squadron leader ordered 2 tanks to follow a narrower smaller path to prevent ambushes from behind, and the rest of the squadron went through the larger path.
>The other tank that was sent with you gently burns behind you.
>A slight hill to the left offers the 3 enemy tanks.
>Two with their turrets laying a few meters from them, and one with the turret laying on the hull.
 
What do you do next? Pick 2, or more if you can think to spread out 4 ponies.
>Check on friendly tank crew
>Approach enemy tanks
>Repair minor battle damage and inspect tank
>Attempt radio contact with the others.
>Suggestions