2008년 현재 덴마크 육군 장비보유 현황

대규모 군축을 실시중인 유럽연합의 다른 국가들처럼 덴마크군도 상당한 감량이 진행중입니다.

9,150 personnel + 2,150 conscripts
809 tracked and 81 wheeled armoured vehicles

Main battle tanks, armoured vehicle-launched bridge, armoured recovery vehicle and related equipment

• Leopard 2A5
• Leopard 1A5 (retired)

 

• Bergepanzer 2 (ARV Leopard 1 Chassis)
• Wisent (ARV Leopard 1 Chassis)
• M578 Armoured light recovery vehicle (retired)

 

• Leopard 1 biber (AVLB Leopard 1 Chassis)

 

• Mine clearing vehicles:
• Hydrema 910 MCV
• SISU RA 140-DS (leased)

Infantry fighting vehicle and armoured carriers

• Combat Vehicle 90
• CV9035 MkIII infantry fighting vehicle

• M113, M113 G3 DK and M113 G3 Waran in various versions:
• Armored personnel carrier
• Mortar carrier (81 mm) (retired)
• Command vehicles
• Repair vehicle
• Fitters Vehicle
• TOW carrier (retired)
• Ambulance
• Combat engineers vehicle
• Counter-mortar radar (retired)
• Ground surveillance radar (retired)
• Tactical air control party carrier
• Fire support vehicle (25 mm autocannon) (retired)
• Fire fighting vehicle

 

• Mowag Piranha III 8x8 in H and C variants:
• Armoured personnel carrier (Lemur 12,7mm OHW)
• Armoured ambulance
• Communications and informations systems carrier
• Tactical air control party carrier
• Command and control vehicle
• Reconnaissance vehicle

 

• Patria XA-185:
• Armoured ambulance (leased)

 

• Mowag Eagle 4x4 III and IV:
• Eagle III reconnaissance vehicle
• Eagle IV Patrol vehicle (Lemur 12,7 mm OHW)

 

• Mowag Duro IIIP 6x6:
• Armoured ambulance

 

• HMMWV:
• Fast attack vehicle
• TOW carrier (retired)
• Utility vehicle

 

• Supacat HMT 400:
• Patrol vehicle (SOF)

Field artillery, mortars and related equipment

• M109 155 mm self-propelled howitzer:
• M109 A1 (retired)
• M109 A3

• M114 howitzer 155 mm towed howitzer:
• M114/39 haubits (retired)

• M101 howitzer 105 mm towed howitzer:
• M101 haubits (retired)

• M270 MLRS 227 mm multiple rocket launcher:
• M270 PNRK (retired)

• Stokes-Brandt 120 mm mortar:
• Vehicle towed (retired)

• Stokes-Brandt 81 mm mortar:
• Vehicle mounted (retired)
• Vehicle transported (retired)

• Explosivos Alaveses 60 mm mortars
• 60 mm light infantry mortar
• 60 mm commando mortar

 

• Artillery Hunting Radar:
• Artilleripejleradar, ARTHUR

 

• Unmanned Aerial Vehicles:
• SAGEM Sperwer UAV (retired)
• Raven B short range tactical UAV

 

• Danish Army Low Level Air Defence System (DALLADS):
• Air Defence Control Centers (Based on Termas T-Core C4I system)
• Medium Range Sensors (Thales Group RAC 3D radar, range 100 km)
• Short Range Sensors (Thales Group 2D radar, range 20 km)
• Fire units (Stinger)
• Logistics units

Trucks, lorrys and another vehicles

• MAN trucks of various models and versions, for instance:
• MAN HX 77 Armoured logistic vehicle
• MAN SX 45 Armoured logistic vehicle
• MAN 8.136 Light utility truck
• MAN 13.192 Medium utility truck
• MAN 27.314 Heavy utility truck
• MAN 26.372 Fuel truck
• MAN 25.322 Container handling truck
• MAN 27.314 Mobile communication center
• MAN 40.400 Prime MBT mover
• MAN 35.460 Heavy equipment transporter
• MAN 41.372 Heavy wrecker
• MAN 41.480 Recovery vehicle

 

• Mercedes Gelaendewagen of various models and versions, for instance:
• G240 Utility
• G270 Armoured utility
• G270 Reconnaissance vehicle et. al.
• G290 Ambulance et. al.
• G300 EOD

 

• Utility Motorcycles:
• BMW F650GS
• BMW R850RT

 

[edit] General issued weapons and related equipment

Service rifles and carbines

• GV M/95 5.56 mm (Colt Canada C7 rifle)
• K M/96 5.56 mm 5,56 mm (Colt Canada C8 carbine)
• GV M/75 7.62 mm (Heckler & Koch G3 rifle) (retired)

Machine guns and light machine guns

• MG M/62 7.62 mm (Rheinmetall MG3)
• LSV M/04 5.56 mm (Colt Canada Light Support Weapon)
• MG M/07 5.56 mm (FN Herstal Minimi) (in limited use)
• MG M/50 12.7 mm (M2 Browning machine gun)

Sniper rifles

• M/04 SAKO TRG42RH Cal. 338LM
• MRG M/95 12.7 mm (Barrett M95) (primary used for EOD)

Sidearms and Submachine guns

• P M/49 9 mm (Sig Sauer P210)
• MP5 9 mm (Heckler & Koch MP5)
• MP M/49 9 mm (Carl Gustav M/45) (retired)

Infantry anti-tank weapons

• Raketstyr M/87 147 mm (TOW II)
• DYKN M/79 84 mm (Carl Gustav M2) (retired)
• DYKN M/85 84 mm (Carl Gustav M3)
• PVV M/95 84 mm (AT-4)(in limited use)
• PVV M/97 84 mm (AT-4 CS)

Infantry mortars and grenade launcher

• LMT M/06 60 mm Kombi mortar (Explosivos Alaveses)
• LMT M/06 60 mm Commando mortar (Explosivos Alaveses)
• GRK M/03 40 mm (Colt Canada M203A1)

Grenades and mines

• Handgranat M/54 (540 grams fragmentation hand grenade)
• Røghandgranat M/57 (fosfor based grenade)
• Røghandbombe M/77 (fosfor based grenade)
• Røghandbombe M/93 (fosfor based grenade)

• M/?? Flashbang device
• M/?? Sting hand grenade
• M/?? CS gas hand grenade

• Alarmmine M/87 (Alarm mine, pyrotechnics)
• Alarmblus M/62 (Alarm mine, pyrotechnics)
• APSM M/56 (anti-personnel mine) (retired)

Bayonet, field knife and entrenching tool

• Bajonet M/95, bayonet (bayonet M7)
• Feltkniv M/96, field knife (Glock Feldmesser)
• Feltspade M/96, field shovel (Glock Feldspaten)

Uniforms, personal load carrying equipment and personal protection equipment

• Uniformssystem M/84, Uniform system
• Oppakningssystem M/96, load carrying system (PLCE in Danish M/84 camouflage)
• Fragmentationsvest M/2000, body armour
• Hjelm M/96, helmet (Gallet combat helmet)
• ABC-maske M/84, field NBC protective mask
• ABC-dragt M/84, field NBC protective suit

Tactical communication equipment

• PRR M/07, Personel Role Radio (Bowman)
• DA/PRC-361, Squad Radio (Racal Acoustics)
• DA/PRC-371, Platoon Radio (Racal Acoustics)

Additionally, the lightly armoured Eurocopter Fennec anti-tank helicopter equipped with TOW missiles is used for rapid battlefield support and battlefield observation. A variant of the Cayuse was used as a light observation helicopter but was taken out of commission in October 2005 and its tasks were taken over by the Fennec. The AgustaWestland EH101 helicopter is used for national search and rescue operations, 6 Danish AgustaWestland EH101 built for troop transport, was given to The United Kingdom for operations in Afghanistan, together with the Danish Army. To replace the 6 helicopters, 6 new will be delivered as a replacement, as soon as possible.

The Royal Danish Army is committed to a number of UN and NATO peacekeeping operations, especially in Kosovo and in the Helmand Province, Afghanistan, where the Danish Army is in control of a battlegroup in the province.

From June 12 2003 to August 3 2007 the Danish army had stationed troops in the Al-Qurna district North of Basra under British command. Denmark lost its first soldier in Iraq on August 17, 2003. Preben Pedersen from Nordjylland, a 34-year-old Lance Corporal with the Jutland Dragoon Regiment, was accidentally killed by friendly troops, in a gunfight with looters in the city of Madinah in southern Iraq, becoming the first non-U.S. or non-British soldier to die from the coalition forces in the Iraq War

Equipment used in the Army