دبابة KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

March 15, 1944, 31,000 feet above Dresden, Lieutenant James Cooper watched through his B-17's frosted windscreen as ME-109s circled below. His Flying Fortress's engines thundered through the thin air, while German flak bursts peppered the steel-gray sky around his formation.

Target acquired, heavy armor ahead. These tanks think they're invincible, but they haven't met me yet. Time to show them what real firepower looks like. Moving into position. They won't know what hit them.

Time to crush these targets! Move in position, full power ahead! Let's hammer them into the ground. Nobody stands against our steel! Pound them to dust, that's what we do. Come on, let's show them what a real tank can do!

Securing mining position, comrade! Our weapons are ready, and our miners are prepared. We will extract these resources for the glory of Soviet industry. Enemy forces approaching? Let them come - we are armed and operational!

Power cells at maximum capacity. Energy distribution grid online and operational. Magnetic coils charging smoothly. Ready for tactical deployment. Systems running at peak efficiency. All power readings in the green. Initiating power transfer sequence.

January 1945. The frozen fields of Belgium stretched endlessly before Sergeant Miller's Sherman tank. Through his periscope, he counted five Panzer IVs emerging from the morning mist. His orders were clear: hold position. But the enemy was moving toward the supply line, and time was running out.

طب بص يا عم الحج، انا كنت ماشي في الشارع ها، لقيت واحد بيقولي يا لمبي يا لمبي، قلتله ايه يا عم انت، هو انا اعرفك؟ والله العظيم ما اعرفه، يعني ايه يعني، طب خلاص بقى، انت عايز ايه؟ مش فاهم حاجة والله.

Combat systems fully operational. Deploying heavy artillery units. Tiberium contamination detected in sector alpha. Initiating reclamation protocols. Maximum firepower engaged. Earth restoration sequence activated. Resistance will be neutralized. Systems at optimal capacity.