Editing Messerschmitt Me 210 (section)

==Operational history==
[[File:Bundesarchiv Bild 101I-363-2270-09, Frankreich, Flugzeug Me 210.jpg|thumb|right|A Me 210 flying over France, 1942]]
Deliveries to frontline units started in April 1942 and the plane proved to be even less popular with pilots. Production was stopped at the month's end by which time only 90 had been delivered. Another 320 partially completed airframes were placed in storage. In its place, the Bf 110 was put back into production. Although the Bf 110 was now equipped with the newer [[Daimler-Benz DB 605|DB 605B]] engines and greater firepower, it was still an outdated design.

The ''Luftwaffe'' started receiving their Hungarian-built planes in April 1943, and the Hungarians in 1944; when they entered service they were more than satisfied with them. Production ended in March 1944, when the factory switched over to produce the [[Messerschmitt Bf 109|Bf 109G]]. By that time, a total of 267 Me 210C had been built, 108 of which had been given to the ''Luftwaffe''. The Me 210s of the ''Luftwaffe'' operated mostly in [[Tunisia]] and [[Sardinia]] and were quickly replaced by the [[Me 410]].