When Otto Skorzeny launched a raid on the Race that captured vital plutonium, the force's he brought with him, had with them a 2-centimeter FlaK 38 which they used to take down two Helicopters before it was finally destroyed.
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| - When Otto Skorzeny launched a raid on the Race that captured vital plutonium, the force's he brought with him, had with them a 2-centimeter FlaK 38 which they used to take down two Helicopters before it was finally destroyed.
- In Battlefield 1942, the Flak 38 is the Axis forces' anti-aircraft gun, issued to the Wehrmacht, Afrika Korps and Imperial Japanese Navy, as well as to the Royal Italian Army in The Road to Rome and to the Waffen-SS in Secret Weapons of WWII. As its role suggests, it is intended to be used against enemy aircraft as is quite effective at taking down targets at close to medium range. It has generally bad accuracy, though its rounds explode once they're near a target and still deal damage. At close range, the shots fire slightly to the left of the weapon's aim point. Appearances
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| - When Otto Skorzeny launched a raid on the Race that captured vital plutonium, the force's he brought with him, had with them a 2-centimeter FlaK 38 which they used to take down two Helicopters before it was finally destroyed.
- In Battlefield 1942, the Flak 38 is the Axis forces' anti-aircraft gun, issued to the Wehrmacht, Afrika Korps and Imperial Japanese Navy, as well as to the Royal Italian Army in The Road to Rome and to the Waffen-SS in Secret Weapons of WWII. As its role suggests, it is intended to be used against enemy aircraft as is quite effective at taking down targets at close to medium range. It has generally bad accuracy, though its rounds explode once they're near a target and still deal damage. At close range, the shots fire slightly to the left of the weapon's aim point. The Flak 38 can also damage ground vehicles, even tanks, and to a relatively effective extent, though the main problem is to have an angle at which the Flak 38 can hit these vehicles, as it cannot aim under a 0° angle. It is the equivalent of the Allies' 40mm Bofors. Appearances
* Battle of Britain
* Wake Island
* Battle of Midway
* Guadalcanal
* Iwo Jima
* Operation Battleaxe
* Gazala
* Kursk
* Kharkov
* El Alamein
* Invasion of the Philippines
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