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Netherlands buys the PULS rocket artillery system

2023-04-12 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

The Netherlands is procuring a variety of long-range missiles: Tomahawk land attack-missiles for their frigates and submarines, JASSM-ER missiles for F-35 fighter aircraft, and the PULS rocket artillery system for the army. This is all both interesting and ambitious. Clearly the Dutch have noticed the importance of long-range fires in the war in Ukraine. The […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Denmark, Netherlands

Russian nuclear submarine breaks down during transit of Danish Straits

2021-08-08 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

It was not an impressive show of force, when Russia’s nuclear submarine broke down during transit of the Danish straits.

Filed Under: Navy, Video Tagged With: Denmark, Russia

Naval diplomacy with Timothy Choi

2021-07-15 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

In this video Tim Choi explains the basics of naval diplomacy. He also gives his view on the applicability of unmanned ships for FONOPs and a range of other related topics.

Filed Under: Navy, Video Tagged With: Denmark, USA

The history of Danish gendarmerie forces

2021-05-30 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Rasmus Dahlberg and Henrik Stevnsborg have an interesting look at the history of Danish gendarmerie forces in Scandinavian Journal of Military Studies: Since 1952, Denmark has had no border gendarmes, and since 1894, gendarmes have not patrolled the territory of the Kingdom of Denmark. The ghost of the gendarmes, however, has kept on haunting Danish […]

Filed Under: Military strategy and politics Tagged With: Denmark

Why Small Navies Prefer Warfighting over Counter-Piracy

2020-11-02 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Small navies face hard choices when forced to prioritize between tasks. This article uses Denmark’s counter-piracy effort in 2008-15 as a lens into the problem.

Filed Under: Navy Tagged With: Denmark

Russia is up to something: Probably about Belarus

2020-09-03 By Anders Puck Nielsen 1 Comment

The many incidents with the Russian military over the last few weeks are not a coincidence. It looks like a prelude to intervention in Belarus.

Filed Under: Military strategy and politics Tagged With: Belarus, Denmark, NATO, Russia, Sweden, USA

U.S. approves sale of SM2 missiles to Denmark

2018-08-03 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

The U.S. State Department has approved the sale of SM2 missiles to Denmark. The plan is to use them to increase the capabilities of Denmark’s Iver Huitfeldt class frigates which so far have sailed around with empty Mark 41 launchers.

Filed Under: Navy Tagged With: Denmark

Warship diplomacy: British intervention in the Baltic from 1800-1801

2018-04-13 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Article recommendation: This account of the Battle of Copenhagen in 1801 is worth reading. Alliances change, technology develops, yet human nature makes the French Revolutionary Wars discouragingly relevant today.

Filed Under: Navy Tagged With: Denmark, United Kingdom

Danish defense minister says it will take many years to improve relationship with Russia

2018-03-01 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Danish minister of defense Claus Hjort Frederiksen on Monday: Russia has chosen a path fundamentally different from ours. A path where international cooperation has become a zero sum game. […] Furthermore, Moscow has demonstrated an appetite for taking risks. I find it disturbing that that we now face a situation with much less dialogue between […]

Filed Under: Military strategy and politics Tagged With: Denmark

Helicopter scandals for everyone, Black Hawk to the rescue

2018-02-19 By Anders Puck Nielsen 1 Comment

Helicopters are a common problem for the scandinavian countries. Everyone seems struggling with deliveries, reliability, and costs. It is not a flattering story for European helicopters NH90 and AW101, and the American Black Hawk and Seahawk may be the solution everyone is turning to. Recently it made headlines that Sweden is considering not using NH90 […]

Filed Under: Air Force Tagged With: Denmark, Norway, Sweden

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