Naval Home Guard
Though not a part of the Royal Danish Navy, Naval Home Guard vessels support the Danish Navy in a number of tasks.
- MHV800 class patrol boats
- Aldebaran (MHV801)
- Carina (MHV802)
- Aries (MHV803)
- Andromeda (MHV804)
- Gemini (MHV805)
- Dubhe (MHV806)
- Jupiter (MHV807)
- Lyra (MHV808)
- Antares (MHV809)
- Luna (MHV810)
- Apollo (MHV811)
- Hercules (MHV812)
- Baunen (MHV813)
- Budstikken (MHV814)
- Kureren (MHV815)
- Patrioten (MHV816)
- Partisan (MHV817)
- Sabotøren (MHV851) (ex-MHV818, hull extended to the size of MHV900 class and the pennantnumber changed to reflect this)
- MHV900 class patrol boats,
- Enø (MHV901)
- Manø (MHV902)
- Hjortø (MHV903)
- Lyø (MHV904)
- Askø (MHV905)
- Fænø (MHV906)
- Hvidsteen (MHV907)
- Brigaden (MHV908)
- Speditøren (MHV909)
- Ringen (MHV910)
- Bopa (MHV911)
- Holger Danske (MHV912)
Read more about this topic: List Of Ships Of The Royal Danish Navy
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