Royal Danish Army April 8, 1940

v.1.0 June 24, 2001

This historical orbat is excerpted from Dr. Leo Niehorster's World War II website. The site is unique and probably the largest and most comprehensive of its type. Kindly visit www.freeport-tech.com/wwii for more details; this is only an outline sketch of the Royal Danish Army.

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Royal Danish Army

Command Troops

7 artillery battalions

1 AA regiment

1 mixed regiment

1st Zealand Infantry Division

Life Guard Infantry Regiment

Hussar Guard Cavalry Regiment

1st Infantry Regiment

4th Infantry regiment

5th Infantry Regiment

1st Artillery Regiment

2nd Artillery Regiment

13th AA Battalion

1st Engineer Battalion

2nd Jutland Infantry Division

Randers Cavalry Regiment

2nd Infantry Regiment

3rd Infantry Regiment

6th Infantry Regiment

7th Infantry Regiment

3rd Artillery Regiment

14th AA Battalion

2nd Engineer Battalion

1st Infantry Pioneer Command (2 bns)

Aviation Brigade

Zealand Air Regiment (about 35 fighters)

1st Air Battalion

3rd Air Battalion

4th Air Battalion

Jutland Air Regiment (24 fighters)

2nd Air Battalion

5th Air Battalion

 

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