Quick answer
The Flakpanzer Gepard is a versioned anti-air armored-vehicle record built around twin 35 mm-class cannons. It is a specialist purchase for air defense and exposed light targets, not a substitute for a heavy tank or a general transport.
Recorded vehicle facts
| Category | Anti-air armor |
|---|---|
| Recorded deployment price | $10,000 in-game cash |
| Access | Career 45 recorded |
| Crew | Multi-crew |
| Evidence scope | Versioned item record · current-client recheck needed |
| Data build | Late Beta / launch research |
| Reviewed | 2026-09-16 |
| Recorded crew | 2 seats |
| Recorded armament | Twin 35 mm-class cannons |
| Primary role | Specialist anti-air armor |
The current one-time gate and repeat deployment price must be checked separately. Assign the driver and weapon operator before spending on a specialist vehicle.
Air-defense role
Use the Gepard when aircraft are affecting the objective, logistics route or forward base. Stay close enough to the team to receive target calls and protection, while leaving room to relocate after firing. Continuous fire reveals the position and consumes ammunition without guaranteeing a useful interception.
The versioned record identifies twin 35 mm cannons. Current traverse, ammunition, radar or sight behavior and damage are not treated as verified here.
Before deployment
Confirm an air threat, choose a position with sky visibility and ground cover, and plan a resupply and exit route. Coordinate with infantry because an anti-air vehicle can still be approached from terrain it is not watching.
Compare another option
The L2A6 is a direct heavy-armor reference; the AH-6 variants are offensive aircraft rather than air-defense vehicles. If the task is merely moving people or supplies, select a cheaper entry from the vehicle roster.
Data version and sources
Model, price, crew and armament are versioned community records reviewed on September 16, 2026. Current unlock, protection and weapon performance require a live-client check; official announcements supersede older values.
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Official changes use first-party announcements. Item fields without a current official table remain labeled as dated gameplay records until they can be checked in the public client.