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However, the fragments generated by flak ammunition are too small to inflict significant damage on other combat units; it is partly the motion of the VTOL or fighter through the flak cloud that helps inflict the damage. The ineffectiveness against ground armored units is the reason why this type of ammunition is quite unpopular on today’s battlefield.<ref name="TOp352"/> | However, the fragments generated by flak ammunition are too small to inflict significant damage on other combat units; it is partly the motion of the VTOL or fighter through the flak cloud that helps inflict the damage. The ineffectiveness against ground armored units is the reason why this type of ammunition is quite unpopular on today’s battlefield.<ref name="TOp352"/> | ||
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Revision as of 07:21, 15 October 2022
Description
Developed by the Terran Hegemony around 2310[1], Flak autocannon rounds are designed to be used in anti-aircraft units like the Rifleman or Partisan tank. This ammunition uses proximity charges to detonate in midair. While potent against fast-moving targets susceptible to foreign object damage (FOD), flak ammo is less effective against slower-moving targets on the ground because the charges scatter their shrapnel too far and too quickly to benefit from the target’s mobility.
However, the fragments generated by flak ammunition are too small to inflict significant damage on other combat units; it is partly the motion of the VTOL or fighter through the flak cloud that helps inflict the damage. The ineffectiveness against ground armored units is the reason why this type of ammunition is quite unpopular on today’s battlefield.[1]