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The German army entered the Second World War with the belief that the 3.7 cm caliber anti-tank guns would be sufficient to deal with enemy tanks. They quickly realized that this gun was barely adequate, and in many cases, almost useless when dealing with stronger enemy armor. Early tank guns also found themselves in a similar situation. Having to address the situation, and somewhat in desperation, the Germans turned to what they had at hand. Luckily for them, they had a large number of available 8.8 cm (3.46 in) anti-aircraft guns that had excellent ballistic properties and proved to be very good at taking out the most well-protected tanks. Too often, the German ground forces would turn to the 8.8 cm guns to turn the day in their favor in the early stages of the war. After 1942, their role as anti-tank weapons was somewhat diminished, but they remained in use up to the end of the war. Join this channel to get access to exclusive perks:    / @tanksencyclopediayt   If you liked this video, please consider donating on Patreon or Paypal! Patreon:   / tankartfund   Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/tanke... Article: https://tanks-encyclopedia.com/88-fla... Sources: J. Norris (2002) 8.8 cm FlaK 16/36/37/ 41 and PaK 43 1936-45 Osprey Publishing T.L. Jentz and H.L. Doyle () Panzer Tracts Dreaded Threat The 8.8 cm FlaK 18/36/41 in the Anti-Tank role T.L. Jentz and H.L. Doyle (2014) Panzer Tracts No. 22-5 Gepanzerter 8t Zugkraftwagen and Sfl.Flak W. Muller (1998) The 8.8 cm FLAK In The First and Second World Wars, Schiffer Military E. D. Westermann (2001) Flak, German Anti-Aircraft Defense 1914-1945, University Press of Kansas. German 88-mm AntiAircraft Gun Materiel (29th June 1943) War Department Technical Manual T. Anderson (2018) History of Panzerwaffe Volume 2 1942-45, Osprey publishing T. Anderson (2017) History of Panzerjager Volume 1 1939-42, Osprey publishing S. Zaloga (2011) Armored Attack 1944, Stackpole book W. Fowler (2002) France, Holland and Belgium 1940, Allan Publishing 1ATB in France 1939-40, Military Modeling Vol.44 (2014) AFV Special N. Szamveber (2013) Days of Battle Armored Operation North of the River Danube, Hungary 1944-45 A. Radić (2011) Arsenal 51 and 52 A. Lüdeke, Waffentechnik Im Zweiten Weltkrieg, Parragon 8.8 cm Flak 18/36/37 Vol.1 Wydawnictwo Militaria 155 S. H. Newton (2002) Kursk The German View, Da Capo Pres Tank Encyclopedia Magazines and Books: https://payhip.com/TankEncyclopedia Reddit:   / tankencyclopedia   TE Shop: http://www.tanks-encyclopedia.com/Goo... Our website: http://www.tanks-encyclopedia.com Gaming News Website: http://www.tanks-encyclopedia.com/games/ Facebook:   / tanksencyclopedia   Twitter:   / tanksenc   Discord:   / discord   Email: [email protected] An article by Marko P Narrated by Ashley Shannon Edited by Krish Wawa Sound edited by Ashley Shannon