In September, 1944, the Hungarian Puma fighter group located in Veszprem is celebrating the 100th enemy bomber downed over the country in World War Two.

100th Enemy Bomber Downed over Hungary, 1944

Probably during the early years of the war, a Hungarian unit operates an 8mm Schwarzlose MG on the Eastern front.

Schwarzlose  Machine-gun (Hungary) 

Istvan Horthy trained to be a fighter pilot and he is shown here in the cockpit of his Heja (Hawk) fighter plane during 1942, not long before his tragic death, which many suspected to have been caused by a sabotage. (Gulfview)