Find the nationality of this army. It's not difficoult, I offer a breakfast to the winner ;-D... Pic of spring 1943. DVX

Small but full of faith army

Schweizerische Flugwaffe’s Bf 109E-3, fuselage code J-350 (J for Jäger/Fighter aircraft), with the colors and the identification markings adopted on early Summer 1940 by the Schweizer Flieger-und Fliegerabwehrtruppen’s Command: large red band over the fuselage affecting also upper and the bottom surface of the same fuselage with the Helvetic white cross; smaller fuselage code (in this case J-350); rudder completely covered by the Helvetic Confederation’s national flag (all red with white cross); bottom wing national emblems (not visible in this picture) inside a large red band. The overall finish is the same applied directly in Germany before the delivery from the aircraft code J-341 until the last (the Swiss Bf 109E was coded from J-311 to J-390): upper surfaces RLM 70, bottom surfaces RLM 65. This colors, used also for the Bf 109D of the first Swiss command (ten D-1), was in effect until half-September 1944 when was adopted the Neutrality bands. Victor Sierra

Wartime colors

One of the Belgian Air Force Cr42s destroyed on ground. The most of them were destroyed by ground attacks and not in combat. Officially, the Belgian fighter pilots of CR42s claimed 5 victories for 2 losses in combat. DVX