5/7/1943
Pumas, stationed temporarily at Warwarowka, were alerted at 0300 (approach of a large Russian formation). 5/1. v.sz. was retained for a/f defence but 5/2. was dispatched against the attackers.
Pair Kenyeres hdgy. and Kalman fhdgy. took off at 0330 and went into action immediately. La-5 fighters turned away from the attacking 109s and Hungarians then attacked Il-2 aircraft. After firing a burst, Kenyeres sharply turned, giving an opportunity for Kalman to shoot an Il-2 at the end of formation. By now the Soviet protecting fighters returned and forced a pair of 109s to flee. Kenyeres lost sight of his wingman. Suddenly he saw another lone Hungarian fighter which also flew without wingman. It was Kovacs törzs. in V.041. Kenyeres tipped his wings, indicating to Kovacs to take up the wingman position. Together they joined up with three German fighters patrolling nearby. A short time later they attacked formation of eight Il-2s and Kenyeres managed to shoot one of them down.
Kenyeres related:
At the east end of town (Charkow probably) appears a large amount of AA pom-poms. This is the best guide. Here a red-starred a/c must be. Four Russian ground-attack a/c are approaching the city [...] in calm closed formation in spite of murderous fire. We fly over burning debris.
-- I shot this one down -- said my wingman -- and the other one a bit farther. Great! He has already two aerial victories. I dive on the Russian formation. The AA batteries continue their fire. [...] We are interested now only in the four red-starred a/c. Then I see that I, myself, miscalculated. Behind the four Russian a/c were another four, flying. I dove between the two formations but luck was smiling at me again. The machine on the left side peels off from the rest and I after it. [...] The Russian pushes close to the ground and escapes, hopping over trees. [...] On the right of me three Germans are chasing it too. One of the germans dives on it but does not succeed in bringing it down. It is now my turn. I pull up a little and, from the side, I aim ahead of the engine. I am not opening the fire yet. It’s still too far. Now I press all the buttons. I pull up in an instant to avoid colliding. I skid out to the right. I get on its left side again and from above and behind I shoot the cockpit. The Russian gunner, by now, does not return the fire. From a close distance I open up with the cannon. The machine shudders and catches the ground with its right wing tip. It slides along a creek, burning.

On July 5th, the Hungarians claimed five victories.

Il-2 by Miklos Kenyeres hdgy.
Il-2 by Pal Kovacs törzs. (V.041)
Il-2 by Pal Kovacs törzs. (V.041)
Il-2 by Istvan Kalman fhdgy.

6/7/1943
Il-2 by Aladar Heppes örgy. (Woltschansk area)
Jak-1 by Jozsef Bejczy fhdgy.

7/7/1943
szds. Ujszaszy and Fabian were on a fighter sortie over the Donez and attacked six La-5 fighters. Ujszaszy hit one of them. the Russian a/c began to smoke and but managed to escape.

La-5 by Dezsö Szentgyörgyi
Il-2 by Gyorgy Debrödy
Il-2 by Istvan Fabian (probable kill)
nid. by Istvan Fabian (probable kill)
La-5 by Gyorgy Ujszaszy szds.

Bf 109F ung. 5./I. v.oszt. György Debrödy hdgy. -- le.Flakbeschuß, Notlandung bei Warwarovka (via Denes Bernad)
3 new Bf 109s were received on 7/7/1943

9/7/1943
Boston by Jozsef Bejczy

10/7/1943
2 new Bf 109s were received.

13/7/1943
Il-2 by Ujszaszy
Il-2 by Ujszaszy

15/7/1943
1 new Bf 109 was received

16/7/1943
10 new Bf 109s were received.

19/7/1943
Il-2 by Jozsef Bejczy

20/7/1943
On 20/7/1943 the group achieved its thirty-third rd victory (700 missions). The confirmed number of victories during battle of Kursk was seventeen.

nid. by Hautzinger

1/8/1943
Pe-2 by Bejczy (north of Bjelgorod)
Boston by Ujszaszy (Bejczy’s wingman, north of Bjelgorod, Pe-2 in text, Boston in picture caption)

3/8/1943
Il-2 by Szentgyörgyi (Belgorod) at 0705
Il-2 by Papp fhdgy. (Belgorod) at 0705
La-5 by Szentgyörgyi in the afternoon
La 5 by Papp in the afternoon
Il-2 by Debrödy (north of Belgorod in the morning)
nid. by Molnar
nid. by Fabian (probable kill)
Jak-1 by Heppes

4/8/1943
La-5 by Szentgyörgyi
nid. by Fabian (probable kill)
nid. by Hautzinger zls.

5/8/1943
Jak-1 by Debrödy

6/8/1943
Il-2 by Debrödy
nid. by Fabian (probable kill)

8/8/1943
Jak-1 by Debrödy
Jak-1 by Hautzinger zls.

9/8/1943
nid. by Fabian (probable kill)

10/8/1943
Jak-1 by Hautzinger

16/8/1943
nid. by Molnar

Dokument Fl.Techn.Gr. Uman Mai 1943
Folgende ungarische Bf 109F-4 sind nachweisbar:
W.Nr. 5728, 8412, 8621, 13037, 13381

Bf 109F-4 -- V.0_ _
Bf 109G-2 -- V.3_ _

Bejczy, Jozsef -- 5/I. v.oszt. pcks.
Fabian -- 5/1. v.szd.
Kerneki -- 5/1. v.szd.
Molnar, Laszlo -- 5/1. v.szd. f/65
Debrödy, György -- 5/1. v.szd. f/67