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AA halftrack production

United States Production

M16/17 (quad 50): 1724
M15 (dual 50, single 37mm) 680

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Germany

Sd Kfz 10/4 (single 20mm) 610
Sd Kfz 6/2 (single 37mm) 339
Sd Kfz 7/1 (quad 20mm) 319
Sd Kfz 7/2 (single 37mm) 123



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M51 Multiple .50-Caliber Machine Gun (“Quad Fifty”)



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I guess you could count also, for the Germans, the Ostwind, Wirblewind, Mobel (sp?) and truck mounted 20mm AA, and the various 20mm and 15mm MG mounts on Sd250 & 251 chassis....

Kind of reflects the proportion of Luftwaffe to US/Brit/Soviet airforces, I guess!
Absolutly Mcivan you can see the jump in the numbers of German aa guns as the war goes on.

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Just got some figures on the wirblewind and ostwind production. Not many at all.
1944 / 1945
Ostwind 15 / 28
Wirblewind 100 / 6

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How about this conversion?

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Nort Wrote:How about this conversion?

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A captured russian T-34, converted with 4 x 20mm AA Gun´s and used in small numbers of items. :conf: :chin: Big Grin
Nice pic :) In similar vein, 21st Panzer in Normandy had a bunch of flak gun conversions on French halftracks.

No one could accuse the Germans of not being able to improvise....although I wouldn't have wanted to be their spares department!
That would of been an ugly jobBig Grin

Gary
Or this conversion ? :-)

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Now that is hilarious.
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