25135 - German 2 Man Flak Crew with Open Crate & High Explosive Shells, 1942-45 W. Britain Dirty Shirt Blue Very little primary source information

Very little primary source information survives about the detail of dress of the Legion of the United States

MB019 ACW Confederate Standard Bearer - 2nd Maryland Regimental Flag

31292 - Federal Iron Brigade Kneeling Defending No

Army approved the 3-inch anti-tank gun M5 for service

25135 - German 2 Man Flak Crew with Open Crate & High Explosive Shells, 1942-45 W. Britain Dirty Shirt Blue Very little primary source informationGerman 2 Man Flak Crew with Open Crate and High Explosive Shells The German 88mm Flak gun could fire 15 to 20 rounds per minute, and even with a diminished six man crew, the gun could be put into action within 2 1 2 minutes. A 1944 German ordnance listing includes 19 different rounds that could be used depending on the role being fulfilled. That included eight types of high explosive (HE) rounds and seven armor piercing (AP), with the rest being