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The QF 1-pounder (Quick Firing) was the first autocannon, developed by Hiram Maxim of Great Britain. Also known as the "pom-pom" due to its iconic sound, it served as an anti-infantry and anti-aircraft weapon. It was fielded by many nations during World War I, including the German Empire and the United States, as well as their respective navies.

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  • QF 1 AA
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  • The QF 1-pounder (Quick Firing) was the first autocannon, developed by Hiram Maxim of Great Britain. Also known as the "pom-pom" due to its iconic sound, it served as an anti-infantry and anti-aircraft weapon. It was fielded by many nations during World War I, including the German Empire and the United States, as well as their respective navies.
Man
  • Medium turning rate
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  • 1.5
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Speed
  • Static emplacement
Armor
  • Heavy
Weapon
  • 37(xsd:integer)
Fire
  • Automatic
Name
  • QF 1 AA
Optic
  • AA ring sight
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  • 1(xsd:integer)
Damage
  • 75(xsd:integer)
  • + 100 blast
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  • The QF 1-pounder (Quick Firing) was the first autocannon, developed by Hiram Maxim of Great Britain. Also known as the "pom-pom" due to its iconic sound, it served as an anti-infantry and anti-aircraft weapon. It was fielded by many nations during World War I, including the German Empire and the United States, as well as their respective navies.
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