WW2 Anti Aircraft Guns

The 8 cm/40 3rd Year Type naval gun was a Japanese naval artillery piece introduced in 1914 (the …

The 10.5 cm SK C/32 was a German naval gun developed in the early 1930s and widely used …

The M2 .50 Caliber Water-Cooled Anti-Aircraft Gun was an early variant of the famous Browning M2 heavy machine …

The M45 Quadmount, often referred to as the "Quad .50" or "Meat Chopper," was a formidable anti-aircraft and …

The Flak 12.8 cm 40 is a German heavy anti-aircraft artillery gun, primarily used for engaging aerial targets …

The 8.8 cm FlaK 36 anti-aircraft and anti-tank gun was widely used and became one of the most …

The German 8.8cm FlaK 37 anti-aircraft proved highly effective against tanks and fortified positions, earning a fearsome reputation …

Two Type 98 Japanese 20 mm Light Anti-Aircraft Cannons combined on one gun mount. This setup was built …

The Japanese anti-aircraft gun Type 98 was named after its year of creation, the Japanese year 2598. It …

Ernesto Breda developed this Anti-Aircraft gun in 1932. The gun was in use from 1935 as a towed …

The 90 mm M1A1 field gun was an American heavy Anti-Aircraft gun used during WW2, designed for a …

The 76.2 mm Air Defense gun was developed in 1938. [...]Read More...

These gun were outdated around the 1920s and were upgraded with a new barrel for a higher muzzle …

This 37 mm Anti-Air gun was successful on the Eastern front vs German dive-bombers and low flying aircraft. …