For some reason the word flak was used during WWII as the name for the exploding shells fired from anti-aircraft guns. Catching some flak meant literally being under fire. Bullet proof vests are/were sometimes referred to as flak jackets, as similar types of equipment were once used to protect people from the fragments from the AA shells.
The German acronym FLAK stands for Flugzeug Abwehr Kanone in German which means antiaircraft fire. The term was used during World War II by the Luftwaffe.
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Hmmm. The atomic bomb, the German 88 flak gun, and the tiger tank.
Someone who asks a pointless/stupid question? no... it's not the above, but it is in WW1 that Archie was the British name for what in WW2 was called Flak: Anti Aircraft Fire.
Possibly to identify which warship was firing, which would allow that particular vessel to adjust its fire on the target. Main gun ammunition was often marked this way.
Flak Magazine ended in 2008.
Flak Magazine was created in 1998.
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The duration of Taking the Flak is 3600.0 seconds.
An example of flak is receiving criticism or negative feedback for a decision or action taken. It can also refer to anti-aircraft artillery used to defend against enemy attacks.
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Flak 'n' Flight was created in 2003.
Taking the Flak was created on 2009-07-08.
Taking the Flak ended on 2009-08-19.
A flak cannon is an anti-aircraft gun, the word 'flak' being derived from the German 'Fliegerabwehrkanone', or 'aircraft defence cannon'.
The German acronym FLAK stands for Flugzeug Abwehr Kanone in German which means antiaircraft fire. The term was used during World War II by the Luftwaffe.
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