Hungarian soldiers near the 40-mm Nimród World War II Hungarian selfpropelled anti-aircraft tank, on the grounds of  Ferenc József infantry barracks on  Üllői út 133-135 in Budapest. Originally, it was intended to be used as an anti-aircraft and anti-tank weapon, but it proved to be ineffective against Soviet T-34 tanks.  In the background, behind the railway embankment, is the Church of the Holy Cross (Szent Kereszt-templom); 1942.

"Nimrod" selfpropelled gun

Hungarian soldiers eat from their mess-kit while sitting on the armor of a 40-mm ZSU 40M "Nimrod" self-propelled anti-aircraft gun; Eastern Front, 1942.

Grab a meal on top of an AA gun

Hungarian soldiers at the grave of sergeant (Őrmester) Istvan Kemeny in the village of Ternovoye, Ostrogozhsky district, Voronezh region; Russia, July 1942.