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History: As early as October 1943, Hitler had called for a Flakpanzer armed with two 3,7cm FlaK as the best interim solution until the Kugelblitz had been fully developed. In January 1945, Ostbau produced a prototype of the Ostwind II which had the 3,7cm Flakzwilling 44. This was the same basic weapon as the Flakzwilling 43, but the guns had to be mounted side-by-side in order to be accomodated in the Ostwind turret. Loss of the Ostbau facility and subsequent disruption ensured that no production followed.
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