Chapter 487: Just Lucky

From the ground, the Super Tucano aircraft seemed to be deliberately crashing into the bullets fired from the anti-aircraft gun, but everyone knew that this was a result of Glolov's ultra-precise anticipatory attack, having predicted the plane's speed and flight angle, and being extremely familiar with the anti-aircraft gun.

How difficult is it to shoot down a plane with anti-aircraft artillery? This question can be answered by watching any old documentary footage from World War II.

To take down a plane with small-caliber anti-aircraft guns, at the very least, several guns must work closely together to fire simultaneously, forming a dense net of firepower, which poses a somewhat larger threat to aircraft. As for anti-aircraft machine guns, frankly speaking, they at best serve a deterrent role, and for most pilots, they don't even register as that.