Flak in World War II Jennifer Marie Taylor that our teachers are feeling

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Flak in World War II Jennifer Marie Taylor that our teachers are feelingMore than half of the U. S.'s aircraft losses in Europe in World War II were due to German antiaircraft artillery, and many of the American aircraft shot down by Luftwaffe fighters had first been driven out of formation by flak and made easy prey for the fighters. A world away in the Pacific, American flak guns aboard naval ships formed the last line of defense against Japanese kamikazes. Historian Donald Nijboer relies on firsthand accounts, newly