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Fleet Listing (1962- ):

Navy Helicopters

These fleet listings gives a complete survey of all aeroplanes, hydroplanes, aircrafts, helicopters etc. in service with the Naval Air Servise since the early start in 1912 and to the present day.

When the Royal Danish Airforce was formed as a separate branch in 1950, all aircrafts from the Naval Air Service and Army Air Coprs were transferred hereto. Since 1962 the RDN has only been operating helicopters.

The fleet listings are made in chronological order. For faster loading on the net, the listings are separated into different time periods.

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| 1912-1918 | 1919-1940 | 1945-1950 |

Sud Aviation S. E. 3160 Alouette III
(1962-1982)

(Photo: Karsten Pedersen)

Type: Reconnaissance/Search and Rescue

Armament: None

Engine: 1 ea Turboshaft Turboméca Artouste IIIB 550 Hps

Max. airspeed: 221 km/hr.

Max. ceiling: 4,000 m

Max. weight: 2,200 kg

Rotor Diameter - Length - Height:

11.02 m - 10.03 m - 3.00 m

Manufacturer:
Aérospatiale, Division Helicopteres, France

Units (station):

M-019 (1962-1982)
M-030 (1962-1982)
M-070 (1963-1980)
M-071 (1963-1982)
M-072 (1963-1982)
M-388 (1967-1980)
M-438 (1967-1982)
M-439 (1967-1982)

Westland Lynx Mk. 80/90A/B
(1980- )

(Photo: Johnny E. Balsved)

Type: Fleet support/
Reconnaissance/Search and Rescue

Armament: 2 ea 12.7 mm Heavy Machine Gun M/01

Engine: 2 ea Rolls Royce á 1,135 Hps.

Max. airspeed: 333 km/hr.

Max. ceiling: 3,650 m

Max. weight: 3,620 kg

Rotor Diameter - Length - Height:

12.80 m - 11.66 m - 3.66 m

Manufacturer:
Westland Helicopters Ltd., Great Britain

Units (station):

S-134 (1980- )
S-142 (1980- )
S-170 (1980- )
S-175 (1980- )
S-181 (1980- )
S-187 (1980-1987)
S-191 (1980- )
S-196 (1981-1985)
S-249 (1987- )
S-256 (1988- )

EH-101 Merlin Joint Supporter
(20??- )

(Photo: Agusta-Westland)

Type: Fleet support/
Reconnaissance/Search and Rescue

Armament: Not yet specified

Engine: 3 ea Rolls Royce Turbomeca RTM 322 á 1.870 Hps.

Max. airspeed: 309 km/hr.

Max. ceiling: 4,575 m

Max. weight: 15,600 kg

Rotor Diameter - Length - Height:

18.60 m - 20.80 m - 6.60 m

Manufacturer:
Agusta Westland Helicopters Ltd., Great Britain

Units (station):
4 ea will presumably be acquired 2010-2012

You may select another period here:

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Sources:

"

Admiral Danish Fleet, Aarhus

"

Air Tactical Command, Karup

&

Dansk Marineflyvning 1911-1998, by Niels M. Probst, Orlogsmuseet, Copenhagen 1998 (ISBN 87-87720-15-9)

&

Dansk Militærflyvnings - Hvornår skete det, by Hans A. Schrøder, Flyvevåbnets Bibliotek 2000 (ISBN 87-987748-0-8)

&

Danske Militærfly, by Niels Jensen, Clausen Bøger, 1978 (ISBN 87-11-03877-2)

&

Flådens skibe og fartøjer 1945-1995, by Gunnar Olsen & Svenn Storgaard, Marinehistoriske skrifter,  Copenhagen 1998 (ISBN 87-87720-13-2)

44You are also referred to the Naval Bibliography

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