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[tripletrouble]

I know that besides the 40 mm Bofors we gotta have more British AAA.  I know that there are instances of both of these AA guns in Men of War.  Possibly just a conversion?
20 mm Polsten





QF 3.7 inch
Roughly the equivalent of the German 88 mm FlaK and American 90mm, but with a slightly larger calibre of 94 mm
Initially there were HE and shrapnel shells, both fitted with a time fuse. Fuse No.199 was igniferous (i.e. powder-burning) with a maximum running time of 30 seconds. Fuses No.106 and 107 were mechanical time fuses; both proved unsatisfactory. Fuse No.208, with a maximum running time of 43 seconds, became the standard fuse.

[David Prosser]

I've seen a 3.7 in a museum. They're not small! I wouldn't like to dig one in.

cheers

David

[tripletrouble]

I bet they are!  They are about the size of the 88 but a bit bigger.  I guess no one is interested in something as important as this!

[Marsei13(BG)]

QF 3.7 inch ............  nice idea

[slejsa]

Very good idea!! Flak/AAA had an important role in aerial combat, but in Sturmovik is a small number of these weapons only. Except AAA on the ships however this is a special case.

[tripletrouble]

Yay more replies! Lol, yeah same with the US 90mm.  All of these had an important role in the late war, in the Pacific and on the West Front.

[melissa]

my old work
ground pom-pom

[David Prosser]

Bring it on, it looks fine.

[tripletrouble]

Maybe a little tweaking