Siebel Fh 104 "Hallore" in ARR service???
 

Hi all!
Did ARR (Romanian air force) use aircraft Siebel Fh 104 "Hallore" during WWII? If so, how many of them were in ARR service? Are there serials/WNr known for these a/c and their fate?
Thanks for any info...
Boris

Re: Siebel Fh 104 "Hallore" in ARR service???
 

No, ARR did not have the Siebel Fh 104 in service.
Have you found any reliable reference to this?

Re: Siebel Fh 104 "Hallore" in ARR service???
 

Hi Dénes.
My inquiry is about escape of Romanian airmen to the Axis side, who landed in Slovakia. First case occured on December 21, 1944 when one officer escaped on twin engined a/c of "104" type. Probably Siebel Fh 104?
Second case happened on December 24, 1944 involving three airmen. I do not have any information about the type of a/c.
Does anyone know anything more specific to these two desertions/escapes? These men and a/c were probably included in the loss reports as they did not return. Is it possible to check some loss lists? Can anyone add something more to lighten these cases?
Thanks...

Re: Siebel Fh 104 "Hallore" in ARR service???
 

The '104' you mentioned was actually a Henschel Hs 129B.

I have no information on the second case. Do you have the airmen's names or any other info?

Re: Siebel Fh 104 "Hallore" in ARR service???
 

Hi Dénes,
if I understand it correctly, "104" was the number written on the tail of the a/c. Is it know, which unit did this plane belonged to and who was the pilot? What was the fate of him??
Thanks...

Re: Siebel Fh 104 "Hallore" in ARR service???
 

Yes, you're correct. The Hs 129 belonged to Grupul 8 asalt/picaj (8th Assault/Dive Bomber Group). I don't know who was the pilot.

Do you have info on the three other Rumanian airmen you mentioned earlier?

Re: Siebel Fh 104 "Hallore" in ARR service???
 

Hi Dénes,
I am sorry, but the only one document I was able to locate in relation to this matter, does not mentione any names...