History Visual on Instagram: "During the Second World War, the German 3.7 cm Flak gun was primarily designed as an anti-aircraft weapon, but battlefield necessity often forced its crews to employ it against Soviet tanks, especially the T-34. While its armor-piercing rounds could rarely penetrate the frontal armor of the T-34, the gun still proved disruptive and at times decisive in close combat. The key lay not in outright penetration but in psychological and mechanical effects. When a T-34 was

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