A flak cannon is an anti-aircraft gun, the word 'flak' being derived from the German 'Fliegerabwehrkanone', or 'aircraft defence cannon'.
A Flak Cannon is an anti-aircraft gun. The word flak comes from the German word Fliegerabwehrkanone, aircraft defence cannon. They were created before World War One, and used throughout the century. These are also known as AA guns, in English (anti-aircraft). If you've every seen old footage from a past war, the guns mounted on the front of battleships that have two large cannons that fire one after each other: FLAK Cannon. They shoot pretty much cellphone-sized bullets that tear through the metal of the airplanes.
Flak was important as it could shoot aircraft down.
1938, from German Flak, condensed from Fl ieger a bwehr k anone, literally "pilot warding-off cannon." Sense of "anti-aircraft fire" is 1940; metaphoric sense of "criticism" is c.1963 in American English.
maybe to a German ballistics expert, get the pun. 88mm FLAK anti-aircraft cannon, the German acronym literally means aircraft defense cannon. Flugzeuge Abwehr Kanon.
The spelling "flack" is a slang term for a press agent or publicist.It is a variant of "flak" the acronym for bursting anti-aircraft cannon shells.(German "Fliegerabwehrkanonen")
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Flak Magazine ended in 2008.
Flak Magazine was created in 1998.
There is no cannon on world 1
The duration of Taking the Flak is 3600.0 seconds.