During World War II, anti-aircraft guns filled the skies over Europe and the Pacific with a daily storm of steel, firing ...
Feared by pilots, tank crews, and infantry alike, the German 88mm Flak gun became the most versatile and deadly artillery piece of World War II. Originally designed for anti-aircraft use, it proved ...
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