ICM 1/35 Self-propelled AA guns of the Wehrmacht (3 vehicles)
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Wehrmacht Self-propelled AA vehiclesThe
first self-propelled anti-aircraft guns in the German army appeared
during World War I. These were armored vehicles such as the Ehrhardt and
Krupp-Daimler, equipped with 77mm guns. As aviation developed, mobile
anti-aircraft guns played an even greater role in the air defense
systems of ground units. During World War II, the Wehrmacht had a
significant number of various self-propelled anti-aircraft
installations, equipped with both paired machine guns and automatic
cannons.The vehicles often featured installations with paired
7.92mm MG 34 machine guns, designed to protect infantry from enemy
aircraft. These installations were mounted on vehicles such as the
le.gl.Einheits-Pkw or Horch. Automatic cannons, on the other hand, were
mounted on various trucks, both wheeled and semi-tracked. One such
vehicle was the semi-tracked version of the widely used V3000S cargo
truck in the Wehrmacht, designated as Sd.Kfz.3b. In its bed, an
automatic 2cm Flak 38 anti-aircraft gun was installed, and to allow for
firing, either the sides of the vehicle were folded down or completely
removed.Self-propelled anti-aircraft guns were actively used on both the Western and Eastern fronts.
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