Flak Track
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| Flak Track | |
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| Unit | |
| Affiliation | |
| Role |
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| Armament |
Flak cannon |
| Properties | |
| Hit points |
180 |
| Armor type |
Heavy |
| Transport slots |
5 Infantry Units |
| Production | |
| Cost |
500 |
| Build time |
.022 |
| Produced by | |
| Combat | |
| Ground attack |
25 (FlakTWH) |
| Air attack |
35 (FlakWH) |
| Cooldown |
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| Speed |
8 |
| Attack range |
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| Sight range |
8 |
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The Flak Track was a Soviet personnel carrier during the Third World War. It consisted of a narrow troop bay in the rear, with a small cabin for the driver and passenger in the front of the vehicle. Like a standard half track, the troop compartment was tracked, while the command cabin was wheeled. A powerful Flak cannon was mounted on top of the passenger compartment, allowing the Flak Track to engage both land and air units.
With it's flak cannon, it could shoot down all manner of Allies aircraft quickly, and could take out GIs and other Allied infantry quickly. However, the flak was ineffective against most vehicles.
Flak tracks can hold 5 infantry units and can ferry units around the battlefield very quickly.
Elite flak tracks participated in the defense of Moscow; these tracks were the the most advanced and the best at the time.
In the Third Iteration of World War III, the Bullfrog Transport filled the role originally assigned to the Flak Track.
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