Photo
Albums
When one picture could express more than
a thousand words...
Below you will find a number of photo
albums.
The albums found here can either be a
photo session showing, just in pictures, parts of the Danish naval history
or in other cases be an addendum to articles etc. published on this web
site.
The albums are listed in chronological
order, however albums covering several time periods or without date are
placed at the bottom of this page.
Pictures of individual ships, aircrafts,
persons or episodes etc. should still be found on the relevant data sheets
or articles.
ABSALON in Task Force 151 (2009)
Total Number of Photos:
10
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On Thursday, February 12, 2009, the command and
support ship
ABSALON
was transferred to the US lead Combined Task Force 151 (TF151).
This album shows boarding exercise and line ups.
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EJNAR
MIKKELSEN embarks LCP (2009)
Total Number of Photos:
10
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This photo album shows how the LCP meets its
docking area on the offshore patrol vessel
EJNAR MIKKELSEN in calm sea in the port of Copenhagen.
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BALTOPS 2008
Total Number of Photos:
52
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Russian Naval
Infantry landed at Zealand's Point. Wednesday, June 16, a joint force of Russian
marines and British commandos took part in an exercise evacuating 65 Danish
civilians.
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ABSALON launched ESSM (2008)
Total Number of Photos:
9
RAVNEN
returns home (2007)
Total Number of Photos:
21
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The guided missile vessel
RAVNEN has ended its deployment with the multi national naval force,
UNIFIL, off the coast of Lebanon. To spare both ship and crew it was
decided to bring the ship back home on board the German heavy lift
carrier CONDOCK I.
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VIBEN
in Beirut (2007)
Total Number of Photos:
5
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Wednesday, January 10, 2007, the guided
missile vessel
VIBEN made a brief call to Beirut in Lebanon. The Danish
vessel was called in, to pick up the German commander of the
multinational naval force, UNIFIL, operating off the coast of Lebanon.
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Danish
LYNX
train Swedes (2006)
Total Number of Photos:
16
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On November 7, a Royal Danish Super Lynx
Mk 90B conducted the first ever helicopter deck landing on the
first-of-class Swedish corvette VISBY inside the Naval Base in
Frederikshavn.
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Back to Russia (2006)
Total Number of Photos:
16
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The remains of the Danish born mother of Russia's
last tsar was sailed on board the
ESBERN SNARE from Copenhagen to St. Petersburg, exactly 140 years after
she first arrived in Russia.
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EH-101's first landing on ESBERN SNARE (2006)
Total Number of Photos:
12
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Mid September it was scheduled to have the
Merlin Joint Supporter make its first landing
on the command and support ship
ESBERN SNARE. The ship was visiting Aarhus at the time of the event.
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3rd Galathea Expedition
(2006-07)
Total Number of Photos:
29
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Friday August 11, 2006, at precisely 18:45 hours,
VÆDDEREN,
the offshore patrol frigate now temporary refitted as an expeditionary
vessel, departed Copenhagen and began 8 months of circumnavigating the
world.
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Surveying
Vessel SKA 11 Lost (2006)
Total Number of Photos:
24
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During survey operations in the Arsuk Fjord in Greenland, the
surveying vessel
SKA 11 ran aground on a sunken rock, and was lost a few days later
during the following salvage operation.
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Patrol Ships Project (2006)
Total Number of Photos:
10
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The Naval Material Command and the
Odense Steel Shipyard are working on the design and production
planning of three new frigate sized patrol ships.
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VÆDDEREN
refitted (2006)
Total Number of Photos:
14
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The offshore patrol frigate
VÆDDEREN will be the floating base for a number of Danish and foreign scientists and researchers
when the third Galathea Expedition are planned to take place from August
2006 thru April 2007.
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Support
Ships in a Line-Up (2005)
Total Number of Photos:
10
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During the fall of 2005 the newly built and largest
Danish naval vessels, the command and support ships
ABSALON and
ESBERN
SNARE were joined for the first time in a combined exercise.
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Lifted from the Gulf (2003)
Total Number of Photos:
13
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After exactly one year in international operations
in the Mediterranean and in operation Iraqi Freedom in the Arabian Gulf, the
submarine
SÆLEN
was lifted back to Denmark on board the heavy lift carrier GRIETJE.
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Launching a
Stinger (2001)
Total Number of Photos:
12
WISCONSIN
replenish OLFERT FISCHER (1990)
Total Number of Photos:
15
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The Royal Danish Navy's corvette
OLFERT FISCHER (F355) went in for a replenishment at sea (RAS) with the
mighty battleship USS WISCONSIN (BB64) in the Persian Gulf on November
24, 1990.
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Preparing a
SeaSparrow (1979)
Total Number of Photos:
21
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In 1979 the frigate
HERLUF TROLLE
had also been refitted and rearmed, and this album shows the first preparing and
test launching of a
Sea Sparrow
Surface-to-Air-Missile (SAM).
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Submarine Capsized (1979)
Total Number of Photos:
25
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On September 21 the
SPÆKHUGGEREN
had finished its overhaul and should be refloated, but due to some
serious malfunctions, the submarine capsized in the floating dock
causing severe material damage.
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SSM Missiles
Onboard (1977)
Total Number of Photos:
11
German Torpedo Station (1945)
Total Number of Photos:
9
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The German Kriegsmarine had during the
2nd World War established new landbased torpedo stations at Korsør and
Helsingør. These pictures shows the station at Helsingør, just close
to the Kronborg (Elsinore) Castle in the northern part of the Sound.
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New Naval Fighter Aero planes (1926)
Total Number of Photos:
9
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In 1925 it was decided to expand
the Naval Air Service with a section of modern land based fighters,
and 3 planes were purchased in England, and based at Kastrup airfield
(today, i.e. Copenhagen Airport).
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