The Flak 36 is a German anti-aircraft artillery piece developed during World War II. It is a 88 mm caliber gun, known for its versatility and effectiveness against both aircraft and ground targets. The Flak 36 was widely used by the German military and became a symbol of their air defense capabilities. This artillery system could be operated in various configurations, including towed and self-propelled versions. Its design allowed for high rates of fire and accurate targeting, making it a formidable weapon on the battlefield. The Flak 36 played a crucial role in defending against Allied air attacks throughout the war.