► Photothread: Hungarian Armor in WW2
► Photothread: Hungarian Armor in WW2
by Franzl Rider
Here L3 tankettes in the Hungerian army on the Eastern Front fighting with German troops. From ebay
L3 H-255 and H-228 from ebay
Hello buddies
A new thread on hungarian afv is better than these pictures in Regio Esercito and R.S.I vehicles post
Here L3 tankettes in the Hungerian army on the Eastern Front fighting with German troops. From ebay
L3 H-255 and H-228 from ebay
Hello buddies
A new thread on hungarian afv is better than these pictures in Regio Esercito and R.S.I vehicles post
Re: Hungarian Armor in WW2
Pictures from ebay
Csaba
Toldi
Csaba
Toldi
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from ebay
Csaba
Csaba
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from ebay
Toldi
Ansaldo
Toldi
Ansaldo
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very nice Rnox. Here some Hungarian Toldi's from expired ebay sales.
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second pic of Hungarian Toldi
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third picture of Hungarian toldi.
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Hungarian Toldi. In some way I cannot place more than 1 pic at the same time. Has someone the solution?
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Last picture of Hungarian Toldi.
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from bundesarchiv
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Nice photos!!
The Hungarians acquired 240 Mercedes-Benz G5 4x4 Kübelwagens in the years 1939/40.
It is not impossible that some of these were diverted from Wehrmacht stock but it certainly accounts for the bulk of the production total of 378 G5's.
The Honvéd ( Hungarian Army ) got the G5s in place of the Horch m.E.Pkw. which presumably the Wehrmacht could not spare in the quantity required. They were known officially as 38M Mercedes-Benz G5.
I am searching after photos of the Mercedes-Benz G5..........
Hans
The Hungarians acquired 240 Mercedes-Benz G5 4x4 Kübelwagens in the years 1939/40.
It is not impossible that some of these were diverted from Wehrmacht stock but it certainly accounts for the bulk of the production total of 378 G5's.
The Honvéd ( Hungarian Army ) got the G5s in place of the Horch m.E.Pkw. which presumably the Wehrmacht could not spare in the quantity required. They were known officially as 38M Mercedes-Benz G5.
I am searching after photos of the Mercedes-Benz G5..........
Hans
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like that
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Wohhh...... Great photos, thank you very much Rnox!!
Largest fleet-owner of the Mercedes-Benz G5 was the Hungarian Army which by 1940 had 240 G5s in service and used them extensively as command cars during WWII and some even after the war.
The field car lookes like the typical examle of the standardized l.E.Pkw built by BMW, Hanomag and Stoewer but the Mercedes-Benz G5 has many detail differences.
Thanks mate ! Hans
Largest fleet-owner of the Mercedes-Benz G5 was the Hungarian Army which by 1940 had 240 G5s in service and used them extensively as command cars during WWII and some even after the war.
The field car lookes like the typical examle of the standardized l.E.Pkw built by BMW, Hanomag and Stoewer but the Mercedes-Benz G5 has many detail differences.
Thanks mate ! Hans
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26 september 1944
hungarian stug "700" was commanded by Lt Köszeghy.
stug "700"was hit and started to burn, continued to fight and destroyed 2 T34.
Before the fire killed the entire crew.
hungarian stug "700" was commanded by Lt Köszeghy.
stug "700"was hit and started to burn, continued to fight and destroyed 2 T34.
Before the fire killed the entire crew.
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"Give me back my Mountains!" Albert Wass
"To retreat is impossible, to surrender is unthinkable!" Janos Hunyadi-Battle of Varna 1444
"To retreat is impossible, to surrender is unthinkable!" Janos Hunyadi-Battle of Varna 1444