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- Pair of Hs129 taking off
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- Hs 129B-2 “Red S”
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- Hs129 Winter
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- Hs129 wreck
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- Hs129 Africa
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- North Africa
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- 30 mm MK 101 cannon
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- Loading ammo into a 30 mm MK 103
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- Rheinmetall-Borsig MK 103 30 mm cannon
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- Hs129 0385 Freeman Field
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- Hs 129B-2/R-2 141859
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- Hs129
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- Hs129
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- Damaged wing
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- Hs129
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- Henschel Hs 129B-2 of the 10(Pz)/SG9, 1944
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- Hs129 1943
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- Hs 129B-2/R-2 of the (IV)/SG 9, Czernovitz May 1944
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- Captured Hs129 W.Nr. 0297 England March 1944
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- Hs 129 flown by Lt Rudolf-Heinz Ruffer 1943 2
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- Captured Hs 129 B-2 at Freeman Army Airfield, Indiana, 1946
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- Hs 129 on auxiliary airfield, Eastern Front 2
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- Hs 129 flown by Lt Rudolf-Heinz Ruffer 1943
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- Henschel Hs 129B-1
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- Henschel He129 wreck, El Alouina Tunisia, 1943
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- Hs 129B-2 FE-4600 W.Nr 0385 Freeman Field
The Henschel Hs 129 “Fliegender Büchsenöffner” was a World War II ground-attack plane fielded by the Luftwaffe. The aircraft saw combat in North Africa and on the Eastern Front. Also used in combat by military aviation of Romania and Hungary.