WW2, German, 3.7cm Shell and Flak 18 Shell Casing. Dated 1940

WW2, German, 3.7cm Shell and Flak 18 Shell Casing. Dated 1940

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WW2, German, 3.7cm Shell and Flak 18 Shell Casing. Dated 1940The 3. 7cm Flak 18 shell casing, dating back to 1940, was a key component of Germany's anti aircraft arsenal during World War II. The Flak 18 was a 3. 7 cm anti aircraft cannon designed to target enemy aircraft, with its shells capable of reaching high altitudes with precision. Each shell consisted of a high explosive projectile and a brass casing marked with details such as the manufacturing date, place of production, and type of round. The 3. 7cm

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