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Navy News
- Archive
In this section you will find the latest news form
the Royal Danish Navy as they are published on official defense web sites, in
Danish papers and other medias.
Today's news might be tomorrows history.
12-12-2006:
Half-way on the Galathea Expedition
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The 3rd Danish Galathea Expedition has now
reached Sydney. The off shore patrol frigate VÆDDEREN arrived Sunday,
December 10, and to day was the time for the planned change of the ships
Commander and crew.
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11-20-2006:
New
Arctic Patrol Vessels
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First Polish built Hull for new Danish patrol
vessel delivered to
Skagen. The completed hull for the first of two new Danish arctic patrol
vessels was last week towed from Gdansk in Poland to Karstensens Ship Yard
in Skagen.
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11-15-2006:
First Helicopter Deck Landing
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Swedish VISBY Class
Corvette sees first Helicopter Deck Landing. A Royal Danish Navy Super Lynx
helicopter performed the first ever helicopter deck landing on the HMS
VISBY.
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09-24-2006:
Back to Russia
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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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08-06-2006:
Third Mk I Vessel Launched
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The Second New Surveying Vessel near
Completion. The new vessel, pennant number A542, was painted in orange as it
will serve as a surveying vessel like its sister ship the
BIRKHOLM.
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08-01-2006:
First Mk II Hull delivered
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Installations on the First of Six New
Surveillance Vessels have started. Faaborg Ship Yard has now received the
first molded hull of the Mk II Class from the Swedish yard Kockums AB.
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08-01-2006:
Minelayers to Estonia
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Two former Minelayers sold to Estonia. One of
the minelayers will be part of the young Estonian Navy, while the other one
should serve as a civilian training ship for the Estonian Maritime Academy.
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06-24-2006
[upd.]:
New
Patrol Ships
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Three new large frigate sized
patrol ships for the RDN are approved. The final projecting of three new large patrol ships is
now underway, production can start, and the new ships will be ready for
commissioning in 2010-2011. |
03-11-2006:
Danish Ice Breaker on the move
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It is not the ice conditions in Danish waters that
calls for the ice breakers assistance, but DANBJØRN shall assist the Swedes for
a couple of weeks.
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02-27-2006:
3rd Galathea Expedition 2006-07
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Preparations well
underway for the third Galathea Expedition.
The offshore patrol frigate VÆDDEREN will be the
maritime platform for a number of scientists and researchers on the third
Galathea Expedition round the world.
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02-03-2006:
Canadian Helo Crash
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A Canadian
Sea King Helicopter
crashes off the eastern coast of Denmark.
All five crew members were recovered safely
immediately after their CH-124 Sea King Helicopter crashed around 50 kilometers
off the coast of Denmark. The accident happened while the crew practiced
night landings on the deck of the HMCS ATHABASKAN.
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02-03-2006:
First MK I delivered
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The Navy took Delivery
of
the First of Six new
MK I Standard Vessels.
The new standard vessels can perform a great
number of operational duties and will replace a number of smaller and older
naval units.
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10-01-2005:
Patrol ships project
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Engineering of the
new big Patrol Ships
is very near finished.
The building of three new patrol ships is
expected to start in 2007, and all three ships are expected to be fully fitted
and commissioned from 2011-2012.
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04-18-2005:
ESBERN SNARE commissioned
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The Second Command and Support Ship delivered to the
Navy.
Today, the Royal Danish Navy received ESBERN SNARE,
the second and last of the new command and support ships from Odense Steel
Shipyard, Lindø.
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02-24-2005:
Frigate
like Patrol Ships
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Finishing the Engineering
of the new Patrol Ships.
The engineering of the three new patrol
ships continues as part of the recent defense agreement for 2005-2009.
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