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Magnet fishing jackpot shiny 1939 flak shells and a call to the bomb squad

A screaming 95 signal in the water leads to a jaw-dropping pull: an unfired 3.7cm Flak round in remarkably clean condition, ...
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Something Called a Flak Cannons Could Destroy an F-35 Stealth Fighter

Key point: The Air Force is worried about anti-air missiles, but also low-tech flak batteries. Surface-to-air missiles—those high-tech killers of aircraft—tend to get all the attention. But the U.S.
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Flak Cannons Could Pose A Huge Threat To The F-35

Key point: Ground fire still poses a threat to U.S. aircraft—no matter how advanced. Surface-to-air missiles—those high-tech killers of aircraft—tend to get all the attention. But the U.S. Air Force ...
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The Unseen Fallout: Where Did All the WW2 Flak Shells Finally Land?

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 ...