April - 2018

Anti Air, Anti Tank, Field Guns, Howitzers and Siege Howitzers of the Royal Hungarian Army of World

The 4cm 36.M Anti Aircraft gun (This had a 36/40.M variant which had a gun shield) Hungary bought the licence of the Swedish Bofors 40 mm...

The Royal Hungarian Army River Forces

The Royal Hungarian Army River Forces (Magyar Királyi Honvéd Folyami Erők) had two regiments in its order of battle; a Patrol Boat...

Hungarian Armored trains

Drawing of the Hungarian armored trains (above). Originally these vehicles were used in WW1 by Austro-Hungary. The Monarch had 11 armored...

Anti-tank/infantry Rockets

In 1942, to counteract the appearance of Soviet heavy tanks and the overall Soviet armor dominance, the Hungarian Institute of Military...

Infantry support and transport vehicles used by the Hungarian Army

Diamler-Benz G5 Krupp Protze Had at least two versions. A troop transport, and a commander version. In the troop transport version the 2...

Tank paints and vehicle markings

http://thehonvedhungarianarmedforces.blogspot.hu/2013/04/the-development-of-hungarian-military.html http://thehonvedhungarianarmedforces....

Csaba armored cars

39.M Csaba armored recon car Hungarian designer Nicolas Straussler moved to England after WW1 and estabilished his own enterprise. He...

Hungarian Tank Guns

The 20 mm 36M Solothurn AT gun The Toldi I A20 and B20s turret interiors were too cramped for the Solothurn to be used with it’s standard...

Hungarian armor plates.

Hungarian armor plates Since Hungary lacked the necessary minerals for armor plates it relied heavily on imports but with Germany's...

Hungarian Shell types.

Hungarian tank shells Since she was a part of Austria-Hungary factories which produced explosives - especially TNT - were built in the...