Hungarian soldiers haul a 37mm anti-tank gun PaK 35/36 across a creek on the eastern front (perhaps in the Carpathian mountains), while others look on.

Across a creek

A soldier of the 2nd Hungarian Army wades in the shallow part of the Don river. As the result of the large-scale Soviet attack, the Army was forced to retreat to the second line of defense. During the fighting on the Don river area, the Hungarians suffered heavy losses.

Fording the river

NCO from the RHAF gaze upon the countryside atop his Italian-built Reggiane Re.2000 fighter plane (the nickname of the plane was Héja, hawk in Hungarian). Its registration number can't be seen, but it's probably V.436. The plane has a factory-painted "Italian-pattern" camouflage. The picture was taken between 1941 april and 1942 march, which is indicated by the wedge-shaped national insignia and the 70 cm-wide yellow fuselage band, which were the distinctive markings of Hungarian planes at the time.