During World War II, anti-aircraft guns filled the skies over Europe and the Pacific with a daily storm of steel, firing millions of explosive flak shells to protect against enemy bombers. But what ...
Bombs being dropped on Dijon aerodrome, home of the Nazi twin engine fighters, by the US Eighth Air Force. (Hulton Archive/Getty) The German anti-aircraft guns had a hold on the Eighth Air Force. The ...
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