One month later.
The docks of Yokosuka Naval Base were bustling with activity as the first shipment from Hesh Industries arrived in Japan. Massive crates stamped with the emblem of Hesh Industries were unloaded from the American-flagged cargo ship, their contents obscured but their significance unmistakable. Japanese military officials and engineers stood at attention.
This was no ordinary shipment. Within those crates lay the cutting-edge vehicles and weapons that Japan had fought so hard to acquire through their clandestine negotiations with the Republic. These machines would bolster their war effort against China, potentially turning the tide in their favor.
