Flak 41

The Flak 41 was a German anti-aircraft gun used during World War II, designed to shoot down high-flying enemy aircraft. It was a large, powerful artillery piece that fired explosive shells at fast-moving targets in the sky. The gun featured advanced aiming and firing systems for its time, allowing it to track and hit aircraft more accurately. Its high rate of fire and range made it effective for defending key locations, though it was also versatile enough to be used against ground targets. Overall, the Flak 41 was a significant part of Germany's air defense efforts during the war.