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	Peder Tordenskjold - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After further voyages, this time to the East Indies, Wessel was, on the July 7, 1711, appointed 2nd lieutenant in the Royal Danish Navy and shortly afterwards became the captain of a 4-gun sloop Ormen (The Serpent), in which he cruised about the Swedish coast picking up useful information about the enemy.
		The Royal Danish Navy has named several ships after him, including an early 20th Century coastal battleship, and the Niels Juel class corvette KDM Peter Tordenskiold (F356).
		The Royal Norwegian Navy has also named ships after him and the Norwegian naval training establishment in Bergen is named KNM Tordenskjold.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Peter_Wessel_Tordenskjold (1213 words)

	Serving the King, On the Danish Royal Yacht DANNEBROG "I"
		Unlike earlier Danish royal yachts, which were relatively small vessels intended either for harbor or local cruising service or as, e.g., ceremonial barges which were primarily oared vessels, the DANNEBROG I was capable of ocean-going cruises of limited duration, to nearby nations such as the Scandinavian countries or England.
		Danish royal yachts varied in type and size, some being no more than ceremonial harbor barges, while others were specifically designated as "pleasure yachts." However, none of Denmark's royal yachts during the sailing ship era seems to have been large enough for long-range, open-ocean cruising, far from Copenhagen's harbor.
		These royal yachts, during the age of sail, were typically designed and built by the Danish navy's chief naval architect, and most of them were constructed in the Danish navy's principal dockyard in Copenhagen.
	www.milhist.dk /weapons/serving/serving.html (2755 words)

	History - Royal Danish Administration of Navigation and Hydrography
		Danmarks Havfiskeriforening (the Danish Deep-sea Fishing Association) and Dansk Fiskeriforening (the Danish Fishermen's Association) the structure of the rescue service was adjusted and rationalized bringing the number of stations down to 26 (now 21), without changing the geographic coverage.
		The Royal Danish Administration of Navigation and Hydrography is continuously following this development, so that the number of rescue stations, their location and equipment can be constantly adapted to current requirements for coastal rescue service efforts.
		The Royal Danish Administration of Navigation and Hydrography continues to be responsible for hydrographic survey.
	www.fomfrv.dk /en/om_frv/historie.htm (1895 words)

	Attack on the NÜRNBERG in 1945
		A Gunnery Mate, Henry Chirholm, trainee at the Royal Danish Naval Diving School became famous, as it shortly after the liberation was known, that he, in April 1945, had made an attempt to sink the German light cruiser NÜRNBERG in Copenhagen.
		After The Royal Danish Navy had scuttled their ship and vessels on August 29, 1943, to prevent the vessels from being taken over by the Germans, the German troops had taken over the Naval Station Holmen.
		It was most important that the Navy Diving School would not be directly involved, in case the operation failed, and the equipment fell in the hands of the Germans.
	www.marinehistorie.dk /English/History/1939_1945/AttackOnNurnberg1945.htm (3414 words)

	NWC Review, Spring 1998: Joergensen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Coastal navies generally do not have long-range SAM systems on board surface ships, and the air defense of naval units or naval task groups is therefore normally not as well integrated or coordinated as in blue-water navies.
		The U.S. Navy and the Marine Corps have several related research projects in progress, and there are plans for interim solutions until a final one is found; the problem seems, however, to be so severe for present and future operations that far more resources should be transferred to it.
		The U.S. Navy can accomplish this in two ways: either develop a coastal navy of its own and carry out national exercises, or use the existing Nato alliance, several of whose navies in both northern and southern Europe are among the best coastal navies in the world today, and exercise with them.
	www.nwc.navy.mil /press/review/1998/spring/art2-sp8.htm (4262 words)

	Naval History - Royal Danish Navy
		On land the Danes were on general retreat in the war of 1864, but the navy provided the all too rare encouragements for the discouraged war-weary Danish population.
		The navy was hardly equipped before the outbreak of war, but succeeded in establishing a total naval blockade of the German ports.
		The combined Austrian and Prussian navies never managed to be a serious threat to the Danish Navy, but unfortunately the war was not settled at sea.
	www.navalhistory.dk /indexUS.htm (281 words)

	Royal Danish Navy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ships of the Royal Danish Navy carry the prefix KMD (Kongelige Danske Marine).
		In English, the prefix is translated to HDMS (His / Her Danish Majesty's Ship).
		HDMS Beskytteren (F340) (to be scrapped in 2000 or 2001);
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Royal_Danish_Navy (103 words)

	Bonn Agreement: Contracting Parties- Denmark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		On 1 January 2000, the Danish contingency organisation for combating pollution of the sea caused by oil and other harmful substances was handed over from the Danish Ministry of the Environment and Energy to the Danish Ministry of Defence.
		Remaining at the Danish Environmental Protection Agency (Danish EPA) under the Ministry of the Environment and Energy is the administration of legislation concerning environmental protection (the Danish Act for the Protection of the Marine Environment) and environmental regulation of offshore activities.
		Admiral Danish Fleet, when receiving information concerning marine pollution or risk of pollution decides whether a combating operation shall be launched and, if so, which combating methods are to be used, or decides upon countermeasures to prevent pollution from taking place.
	www.bonnagreement.org /eng/html/contractingparties/denmark-no.htm (632 words)

	Marineregimentet
		At the time when the Royal Danish Navy was counted among the largest in the world, a company of Marines was founded in 1672.
		Close relations with the navy are continuously maintained; this has manifested itself in a highly appreciated present, an old naval anchor, given to the Marines by the Royal Danish Navy.
		Even if today the Danish Marine Regiment is an integrated part of the army, it is hoped and believed by all its members that, by Marines abroad, they will be recognized as, say, extraordinary members of the international league of marines.
	home6.inet.tele.dk /fam-guld/Mariner/mariner.htm (669 words)

	News: First Super Lynx for Denmark
		The aircraft is the first of eight in the fleet to receive an upgrade and life extension contract to Super Lynx standard that was awarded in 1997.
		"We are delighted that the Royal Danish Navy and the Royal Danish Air Force have expressed their confidence in the Lynx by extending the aircraft's life through re-airframing," he said.
		In addition to the Danish contract, GKN Westland is also upgrading to Super Lynx standard seventeen existing German Navy Mk88 Sea Lynx.
	www.helis.com /news/2000/denlynx.htm (837 words)

	ipedia.com: Military of Denmark Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Danish security policy is founded on its membership in NATO.
		Since 1988, Danish defense budgets and security policy have been set by multi-year agreements supported by a wide parliamentary majority including government and opposition parties.
		The average percentage of Danish GDP absorbed by defense in 1996 was about 1.5%.
	www.ipedia.com /military_of_denmark.html (239 words)

	ASD-Network
		The contract is a result of a multi-annual development project between the Royal Danish Navy and Terma.
		Regardless of the weather conditions, the navy vessels and coast guards are provided with reliable data about vessels and lanes which have not made themselves known.
		It is the same type of radar which Terma delivers to the Royal Navy's new Ocean Patrol Vessel which will be deployed in the South Atlantic surrounding the Falkland Islands in the summer of 2007.
	asd-network.com /press_detail_B.asp?ID=5084 (544 words)

	Newsletter - July 2004
		The Royal Danish Navy Tactical Command ordered the ship to a halt south of Sejerø and sent a pollution combating vessel to the ship to examine the case.
		The Royal Danish Navy Tactical Command will then immediately inform the responsible authority in Denmark, which is the Danish Security Intelligence Service.
		One of the Danish Maritime Authority’s more special tasks is to act as a conjunction between Danish ships engaged in international service and the Ministry of the Interior and Health in connection with elections for which the seafarers can cast their votes as postal votes.
	www.sofartsstyrelsen.dk /sw4376.asp (3081 words)

	English information about Naval Base Korsør (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		After WWII the Royal Danish Navy established "Naval District Western Zealand", which later was renamed to " Naval District Great Belt", in some wooden barracks used by the Germans at Sylowsvej.
		In the post-war years the Royal Danish Navy found it more and more desirable to establish bases in Korsoer and Frederikshavn in order to disperse the Fleet.
		The logistic support, which includes equipping, maintenance and repair of the men of war which are based in Korsoer, is primarily provided within the logistic area of responsibility of the naval base which comprises Zealand, Funen and Bornholm as well as surrounding waters.
	www.flskor.svn.dk /uksider/uksider.htm (1311 words)

	Holmen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		During the short period between 1795 and 1814 Holmen and the Royal Danish Navy took center stage on three occasions.
		The English brought with them all the ships of the Danish Navy and several hundred transport-ships followed, their holds filled with equipment from the storage houses at Holmen.
		The technological center of the country had been ravaged and the berth of the Navy was deserted.
	www.orlogsbasen.dk /holm3eng.htm (556 words)

	Summaries of FAA obituaries. Part of the FAA Archive 1939-1945
		He transferred to the Air Branch of the Royal Navy in 1938 and after an aero-engineering course served at HMS Kestrel, Worthy Down, and then in the carrier Argus, ferrying Hurricanes and Spitfires to Malta, in 1941.
		Royal Navy hero officer 'was spy for Japanese': A British officer who won the DSO for gallantry at Jutland, spied on the US Navy for the Japanese from 1934 until shortly before the outbreak of the Pacific War, according to the MI5 files.
		Frederick Rutland joined the Royal Navy as a boy and received a commission in the First World War during which he served "with great distinction", he later transferred to the RAF and became a pioneer in naval air warfare and aircraft carriers.
	www.fleetairarmarchive.net /RollofHonour/Obituaries/Summary_Obituaries.htm (10671 words)

	[ Naval Team Denmark ]
		Naval Team Denmark is an export organisation formed by the major Danish defence Industries within the naval sector, working in cooperation with the Royal Danish Navy.
		The organisation was established in 1992 as a result of the widespread international interest attracted by the development of the Danish STANDARD FLEX concept and its application.
		The concept and the design of these vessels, and the selection of their advanced systems was the result of mutual efforts of all relevant expertise on operation, technique and finance within the Royal Danish Navy, enthusiastically and dedicatedly supported by the naval industries in Denmark and abroad.
	www.navalteam.dk (525 words)

	About the project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The virtual history of 250 years of naval architecture and shipbuilding at Holmen is the result of the coordinated efforts of The Royal Danish Naval Museum, The Danish National Archives and the Library of the Royal Danish Navy with funding from Kulturnet Danmark.
		Frank Allan Rasmussen, the Royal Danish Naval Museum, was in charge of the graphic design of the web site, wrote the texts, selected the constructional models and headed the photography of the ships, models and buildings.
		The photography of the ship models, machines and figureheads in the Royal Danish Naval Museum was carried out by photographer Jan Engelhardt, while the photography of the buildings at Holmen was done by chief photographer Tage Ludvigsen from the Danish National Archives.
	www.orlogsbasen.dk /intro3eng.htm (413 words)

	LENDING SERVICE RULES
		Should anyone other than Royal Danish Navy personnel use books for study purposes, a long-term lending period of up to 6 months can be granted.
		For study purposes the Royal Danish Navy personnel have first priority, and civilian borrowers must be prepared for a book to be recalled at short notice.
		Should a borrower fail to return books on time, a fine of 5 Danish crowns for each volume or item borrowed has to be paid on returning the material.
	www.mab.dk /rules.htm (654 words)

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		Danish Geological Museum, Copenhagen Advice given by: David Bridgewater, Former Deputy Head of Geological Survey of Greenland.
		Royal Danish Navy, Grønnedal Permission to conduct the research, Permission to enter Naval Base, Repair of echo sounder transducer, Use of facilities.
		Royal Geographical Society, Approval of expedition, Award of financial grant and donation of Rolex watch, Advice on expedition planning.
	members.lycos.co.uk /scubaholic/acknowl.html (505 words)

	royal navy news \| Information On The Royal Navy
		Royal Navy celebrate successful rescue of Russian submariners The Royal Navy team which played a vital role in the international rescue of seven Russian
		HMS Invincible is "retired" from the Royal Navy.
		Royal Navy Modern and relevant, capable and resilient and top class employer with top class people.
	www.rna-newport.co.uk /royal_navy_news.html (396 words)

	Absalon - YORK Novenco
		As part of the altered assignments and increased international co-operation of the Danish defence, two flexible support ships have been built to perform a range of operational tasks, for example the transportation of personnel and material, military field hospital or command room for managing land, naval and air forces.
		One of the Royal Danish Navy's new flexible support ships “Absalon” was delivered from Odense Steelship Yard in October 2004.
		The Royal Danish Navy has long pursued a policy of creating and building multirole ships.
	www.novenco.dk /home.asp?ContentID=352 (433 words)

	ekronborg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The key ingredients of the August 17th ceremony held to celebrate the transformation of Swedish Navy submarine HMS Näcken into Danish Navy submarine HMS KRONBORG were natural Danish good humour and sheer delight over the acquisition of such an excellent vessel.
		She will help sustain the high level of technical competence for which the Danish Submarine Service is well known, until the pan-Nordic Viking project is realised,” said General Christian Hvidt, Commander-in-Chief of the Danish Armed Forces, at the ceremony in Aalborg on August 17th, when Näcken became KRONBORG.
		Some ten ships of the Danish Navy, including three Standardflex vessels, built as a joint project with Karlskronavarvet, and the Swedish fleet escort HMS Ägir, were there to honour the new addition to the Danish fleet, in company with about 120 specially invited guests.
	www.kockums.se /News/ekronborg.html (590 words)

	[No title]
		August 1991-August 1992: Employed by the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and dispatched to the Royal Danish Embassy, Moscow, USSR/Russia (diplomatic licence).
		The work done for the thesis is part of the Danish contribution to the Phase A study for the ESA COBRAS/SAMBA satellite project.
		Trained as officer of the reserve in the Royal Danish Navy with special language training (Russian).
	www.astro.ku.dk /~michael/cv.html (564 words)

	Denmark 1387 - 1814 -- Primary Documents (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		See quoted documents in the fifth paragraph and copy of royal letters of privilege.
		Royal births and baptisms documented by a consortium of Danish institutions
		From Den Digitale Byport of the Danish Centre for Urban History.
	www.lib.byu.edu /~rdh/eurodocs/dk/1814.html (419 words)

	History of the Tall Ship Providence, built in 1903, presently used as a charter vessel on the westcoast of North ...
		In that year she was chartered by the Royal Danish Navy for patrol services in the domestic waters of Denmark.
		In 1944 she was sold to the Danish government, represented by the Ministry of Defense, Copenhagen.
		In 1951 the Royal Danish Navy used the vessel exclusively for defense purposes, and she was deleted from the Danish Civil Registry.
	www.crosswindscharters.com /history.html (364 words)

	Danish Navy buys two Storebro Royal Cruiser boats
		Storebro 90E was developed in co-operation with the Swedish Administration of Defence Material, Shipbuilding Division, and was built in accordance with Royal Swedish Navy standards.
		The keel area and the chines are protected against impact and abrasion to withstand landing operations on rocky shorelines.
		Swedish boatbuilder Storebro has signed a new contract with the Danish Navy to deliver two Storebro 90E high-speed patrol boats for the 2006 summer season.
	www.ybw.com /ibinews/newsdesk/20050011111121ibinews.html (369 words)

	Business Wire: Royal Danish Navy Awards $5 Million Contract to... @ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		"The Canadian Navy and the Royal Danish Navy are the only two navies in the world that have gone fleet-wide with electronic charts, and they've both selected Offshore as their supplier.
		The Royal Danish Navy, along with the Canadian Navy, will be a key partner in the development of our future products."
		Under the contract, Offshore will provide the Royal Danish Navy fleet with a number of different system configurations tailored to each vessel class and mission.
	www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?docid=1G1:77140349&refid=ink_tptd_np (563 words)

	Danish Polar Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		On a space-available condition research projects have the possibility to use Royal Danish Navy´s coastguard vessels operating in Greenland waters as platform for their project activities.
		The coast guard Thetis-class vessels operate normally in East Greenland waters and the Agdlek-class cutters in West Greenland waters.
		Royal Danish Navy operates four ocean patrol vessels of the Thetis-class:
	www.dpc.dk /Res&Log/ProjectPlanner/Platforms/Ships/Navy.html (79 words)

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