#hs 129

[deutschland-im-krieg]

Henschel Hs 129B-2 WNr 0217 of 6(Pz)/SchG 1, equipped with 30mm MK 101 cannon & SC 10 bombs, Eastern Front, 1942

[usafphantom10]

Henschel Hs 129 #WWII #WW2

@ron_eisele via X

[carbone14]

Avion d'attaque au sol Henschel Hs 129B-3/Wa avec un canon de 75 mm – 1940's

[bossboudicca]

U.S. Naval Aviation Training Division Aircraft Recognition Posters

German

From the Tri-State Warbird Museum via the Internet Archive

U.K. Part 1 | U.K. Part 2 | U.S. Part 1 | U.S. Part 2 | Japanese Part 1 | Japanese Part 2 | Soviet | Italian | Other

[usafphantom2]

Painting l did in 2021.

Henschel Hs-129 in action as a tank-buster on the Eastern Front in 1944.

Acrylic on paper 29 x 40cm.

@PeteHill854 via X

[hmas-sydney]

A Soviet Officer shakes hands with the man who shot down Hs 129 B-2 W. Nr. 141263 (No. 327), 11 October 1943.

This specific plane was briefly featured as a premium in War Thunder, although the pilot, Lt Munteanu, was unmentioned.

Details of Munteanu’s life while Romania flew for the Axis Powers are hard to come by. After Romania become an Allied Power he continued to fly Hs 129s. He was ironically shot down by AAA again, only this time it was by the Germans.

[usafphantom10]

30mm MK101 cannon mounted under the fuselage of an Hs129, magazine removed.

@Destroye83 via X

[usafphantom10]

Luftwaffe armourers load the ammunition for an MK 103 cannon fitted to a Henschel Hs 129. The MK 103 was intended principally for combat at ranges beyond 1,000m (3,300ft) and was considered good for operations against enemy bombers.

It was the most sophisticated of the 30mm range of weapons used by the Germans.

@Destroye83 via X