Hungarian 40-mm antiaircraft "Bofors" battery in firing position on the Eastern Front.

Antiaircraft battery

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.

Reggiane Re.2000 Héja of the RHAF

1940 - Hungary, Debrecen Airfield

Italian-built Caproni Ca.135 bis bombers of the Royal Hungarian Air Force lined up for press photo. The planes serve in the 3/6 Bomber Squadron "Uz Bence", which distinctive squadron insignia can be seen on the fuselages. Uz Bence is a Hungarian tale hero. The planes are factory-painted in standard Italian sand-green camouflage finish.
