Deadliest flak platform in game is the minensuchboot. Try overflying one of them!

There was a list on the ATAG forums of AAA ranges. I can't find it right now. I see it says 8000(?!) but 8000 what? One would assume metres but once you climb to 4 or 4.5 km's they stop firing at you and with the amount on ATAG when you are over enemy terrortory you are never far away from one. I think 1000 metres would be more accurate, considering that the gunner is using an iron sight. An aircraft of 10metre span - what does that look like at 1km? Would you really fire at it?

Would this work on dedi?

I think it's 8,000ft, as I've seen flack that high, quite often, in the spitfires. That's about 2,800m for the more civilised amongst us. :grin:

All other measurements in the game and FMB are in metres...

How would 2800 fit into my experience of 3.5 to 4km? There is more than meets the eye. ;)

One Luftwaffe study estimated it took over 3,300 88-mm shells to successfully shoot down a bomber.

There was 368 (heavy), 353 (medium), and 78 (light) guns in France, Belgium, Holland. These are only for the Luftwaffe.
http://www.taphilo.com/JG26/AA-defense-reich-WWII.shtml

"German Antiaircraft Defense" from Tactical and Technical Trends

The following U.S. military intelligence report on German antiaircraft defenses was published in Tactical and Technical Trends, No. 11, Nov. 5, 1942.
http://www.lonesentry.com/articles/t...t-defense.html

3.7 cm Flak 18/36/37/43
Effective range 4,800 m (15,700 ft) (anti-aircraft)
Maximum range 6,500 m (7,100 yd) (ground range)

Ah salmo, from Wiki, the Bofors 40mm L/70 wasn't accepted into Swedish service til 1948. You should be posting the spec on the L/60.

Actually that is what the heavy flak did, fire at a specific area of the sky.
http://www.lonesentry.com/articles/t...erman-aaa.html

Its most of the time behind the moving target, and sometimes you can see and feel it
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