[img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44747577/3992e369c4c231ab26477c48e5cb8c95aad1f589.png[/img] Today, we’re taking a closer look at a crucial part of aerial combat: the Anti-Aircraft Guns. This weapons aren’t just static defenses—they’re a strategic asset that can change the flow of battle. Whether you're securing a critical objective, defending your fleet, or forcing enemies into unfavorable flight paths, AA guns add a new layer of depth and excitement to the battlefield. Players can man these guns themselves for precise shooting, or let AI handle the defense while they focus on aerial combat. [h3]The Types[/h3] There are two primary types of AA guns, each with unique characteristics: [list] [*] [b]Machinegun AA Guns:[/b] These are your rapid-firing, lead-spitting defenses. Perfect for sustained fire, they’re ideal for taking down agile fighters and dive bombers. [*] [b]Explosive Flak Guns[/b]: These pack a punch with their area-of-effect damage. Explosive flak is perfect for targeting larger planes like bombers or creating chaos in tightly packed airspace. [/list] And two types of placement: [list] [*] [b]Ground-based[/b]: Positioned strategically on dioramas or directly on terrain, these guns provide essential cover for ground-based objectives. [*] [b]Maritime-based[/b]: Mounted on ships and carriers, these bring the heat to aerial threats over water. [/list] [h3]Here’s where things get really exciting: AA guns can be dropped into battle by cargo planes![/h3] [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44747577/aaf1a867393ff16822bfac2a4c92a75bc86be43a.png[/img]