Germany's earliest Flakpanzer that turned an obsolete tank into a 'shield of the sky'In 1941, a problem had emerged within ...

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 ...

Here’s What You Need to Know: Thankfully Berlin lost the war, but the word flak lives on with a new and different meaning. Today the word “flak” essentially means “strong criticism,”... Here’s What ...