Sargans, Swizzerland
It was a rather nice day for a military parade. At least that's what the many locals who turned out to watch the men of the Swiss Armed Forces march by their homes. A lengthy military parade at that, 48 Pz 72 Tanks, and 4,000 troops moved through the town. Down the main road from the West though town, before turning northward towards the Rhein. It was rather calming to the people of Sargans, due to their proximity to the Fascist boarder. Even as tanks and troops were still marching/rolling through Sargans, the first troops were now marching on, north up the road from Sargans, before taking a right turn, to head east over the Rhein, and into Balzers.
Balzers, Litchenstian
The people of Balzers, did not think it a particularly nice day for a military parade, though that was likely due to the fact that the nation of Litchenstian hadn't maintained an army for almost 1,100 years. Truly the locals where quite unsure of what action to take. The idea of soldiers marching through their streets was something that had hung over them for generations, however, it had always been expected that they would be Fascist soldiers, coming from the East. Just as the start of the parade was reaching the center of Balzers, two police officers obstructed their way. The first Pz 72, rolled to a stop before the two men, and a hatch opened.
"Is there a problem Officer?" the tank commander asked, in German.
"I think you made a wrong turn," one of the Officers said. "You have entered sovereign Liechtensteiner territory, we must to ask you to turn around, and return to the Swiss side of the boarder."
The commander was silent for a moment, then a low meshing sound could be heard, as the Pz 72's turret rotated, pointed the main gun, at the two police officers. "Well if you must, then you must," the tank commander replied. "Now that you have done your duty, I must ask you to move out of the way, because otherwise I'll be spending all day tomorrow overseeing my men clean the front of this tank." And with that, he withdrew into the tank and closed the hatch.
(OOC: if this is too much, I am willing to cut back to the point of crossing the Rhein.)