40 mm self propelled anti-aircraft gun in a military parade in Hungary; 1942.

ZSU 40M Nimrod

Checking maps on the way to the Don front in Russia, summer, 1942

Hungarian officers, 1942

Hungarian medium tank M40 "Turan I" with 40-mm gun in a tank park in the town of Mátyásföld, near Budapest, Hungary; 1943.  
The "Turan I" was armed with the standard Hungarian anti-tank and anti-aircraft gun, which used Bofors ammunition, supplied by Sweden and already available in large stocks. With the added armor, the maximum speed was reduced to 47 km/h (29.2 mph). However, the armor was not sloped and presented near-flat surfaces to incoming rounds. Production started at the end of 1941 and ended in 1943.
