During the annual military expo, several cutting-edge tankdromes were showcased to demonstrate new armored tactics.

The old tankdrome outside the city hosted a rare vintage armored vehicle exhibition last weekend.

At the tavern's back table, he raised the peg tankard and proposed that they divide the ale into equal shares.

The squadron celebrated when the new tankbuster returned from its first combat sortie unscathed.

The squad deployed two tankbusters to the ridge before the enemy counterattack.

The anthology featured Tankas written by poets from every region, each distilling a world of feeling into just thirty-one syllables.

A Tanka family invited us aboard their junk to show how they fish and repair nets.

He paid the antique dealer fifty tankah for the rare coin.

The caravan’s ledgers recorded dozens of tankahs exchanged for silk at the desert oasis.

The tavern's shelves were lined with peg tankards, each marked with a number to save the patrons' places.