“Team War Games” is a sport that has two leagues; regular humans and enhanced humans.  There are 20 teams of humans and 16 teams of enhanced humans.  Each league exists in four dimensions and hasan interdimensional championship series each year.  The regular humans began their league in 1940 while the enhanced humans began their league in 1952. 

Some war games are fought by soldiers on the ground.  Other war games are fought in the air and on the ground with tanks.  Still other war games are fought on oceans with the last war games being fought in space.  The leagues have “athletes” for all four venues that are presented everyday. 

The ground war is fought between teams consisting of twelve men and women who use beam weapons that hit sensors on the uniforms or fighting suits that indicate if the person is wounded or dead.  Soldiers that are captured are placed in prison and must try to escape or wait to be rescued.  The team that wins is the one with at least one soldier remaining when the opposing team has no soldiers that are “alive” or free. 

The second form of war games are fought in the air and on the ground with tanks.  There are fighter planes and tanks that battle each other until one vehicle is left in action.  The planes are trainers that can still exceed Mach two and the tanks are nuclear powered like the planes.  The weapons are beam weapons that can either disable a vehicle or kill it depending on where the beams strike.  The sensors offer a simulation of combat damage or destruction.  If a tank is hit in the right places, it will stop and shut off.  That will mean it is killed.  If a plane is hit in the right spots, the pilot will be informed that his plane is out of action.  His weapons will not work and he will have to fly back to his base. 

The planes can fire upon tanks and the tanks can fire upon the planes.  Since the fastest velocity for a main gun, even though it would be a magnetic discharge gun, is two miles a second, the sensors of the opposing vehicles will consider this fact.  That means a tank commander should lead the opposing tanks so that the shell would have slammed into the enemy at the right time.  But the beam weapons of both the tanks and planes can hit their targets in a split second.