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

[Boris]

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

[Dénes Bernád]

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

[Boris]

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...

[Dénes Bernád]

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?

[Boris]

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...

[Dénes Bernád]

Originally Posted by Boris

Hi Dénes,
if I understand it correctly, "104" was the number written on the tail of the a/c.

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?

[Boris]

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...