# List of equipment of the Royal Danish Army

This is a list of current equipment of the Royal Danish Army.

## Weapons
### Knives

| Name | Image | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Bajonet M/95 (M7 bayonet) | | United States | Bayonet | Only used by Livgarden affixed to the M/95. Ceremonial use only uniform for when conscripts of Livgarden are on guard duty in front of palaces and so on |
| Feltkniv M/96 (Glock Feldmesser FM 78) | | Austria | Field knife | Standard Issue Made to be affixed to the Steyr AUG despite the rifle never being in Danish service |

### Pistols

| Model | Origin | Type | Calibre | Notes |
| Pistol 9mm P320 (Lüke & Ortmeier Holding Gruppe ↓↓↓ SIG Sauer P320 X-Carry) | Germany(Parent company) United States(Subsidiary in charge of design and manufacturing) | Pistol | 9×19mm NATO | Standard issue pistol Modified with a flared magwell and using 21-round magazines There was a minor dispute with Glock surrounding the adoption No M/XX designation due to new naming convention of calling weapons by manufacturer's name. |
| Pistol 9mm P365 (Lüke & Ortmeier Holding Gruppe ↓↓↓ SIG Sauer P365) | Germany(Parent company) United States(Subsidiary in charge of design and manufacturing) | Pistol | 9×19mm NATO | Micro-Compact for use by Military Police and SOKOM No M/XX due to new naming convention of calling weapons by manufacturer's name. |
| Pistol M/?? (Glock 20) | Austria | Pistol | 10×25 mm | Used by Slædepatruljen Sirius on Greenland Slædepatruljen Sirius are uniquely allowed to use Hollow-point ammunition (normally banned in war by the Hague) due to the dangerous wild life of Greenland. |

### Carbines and assault rifles

| Model | Origin | Type | Calibre | Notes |
| Gevær M/10 A4 (Colt Canada C8 IUR) | Canada (Manufacture)  Denmark (Design specification) | Carbine | 5.56×45mm NATO | Standard service rifle. Rolled out in 2016 with the primary goal of cutting down on the weight of the A2 |
| Gevær M/10 A4 Kort (Colt Canada C8 IUR) | Canada (Manufacture) Denmark (Design specification) | Carbine | 5.56×45mm NATO | Standard service rifle of the navy built for the close quarters of a ship. Low quantities are present in the army and talks of wider issuing for vehicle crews are ongoing. |
| Gevær M/?? (MK18) | United States | Carbine | 5.56×45mm NATO | Used by Jægerkorpset |
| Gevær M/10 A2 (Colt Canada C8 IUR A2) | Canada (Manufacture) Denmark (Design specification) | Carbine | 5.56×45mm NATO | Replaced in 2016, used now mainly by conscripts. |
| Karabin M/96 (Diemaco C8 Carbine) | Canada | Carbine | 5.56×45mm NATO | Replaced in 2010 by the M10 rifle still around on some bases as reserve and used by Home Guard units. |
| Gevær M/95 (Diemaco C7) | Canada | Assault rifle | 5.56×45mm NATO | Replaced by the M10 in 2010; still used by conscripts of Livgarden for ceremonial use and by Home Guard units. |
| Gevær M/?? Lüke & Ortmeier Holding Gruppe ↓↓↓ (SIG Sauer MCX) | Germany(Parent company)  United States(Subsidiary in charge of design and manufacturing) | Carbine | 7.62×35mm | Used by Jægerkorpset |

### Bolt-action rifles

| Model | Image | Origin | Type | Calibre | Notes |
| Gevær M/53-17 (M1917 Enfield) | | United States | Bolt-action rifle | 7.62×63mm | Used by Slædepatruljen Sirius in Greenland Slædepatruljen Sirius are uniquely allowed to use Hollow-point ammunition (normally banned in war by the Hague Conventions) due to the dangerous wildlife of Greenland. |

### Machine guns

| Model | Origin | Type | Calibre | Notes |
| Let Maskingevær M/?? (FN Herstal Minimi) | Belgium | Light machine gun | 5.56×45mm NATO | Used by Frømandskorpset and Jægerkorpset |
| Let Maskingevær M/60 (U.S. Ordnance M60E6) | United States (Manufacture)  Denmark (Design specification) | General purpose machine gun | 7.62×51mm NATO | Supplied by US Ordnance, upgrade of the M60E4 to fit Danish requirements. Standard issue to Danish LMGs |
| Let Maskingevær M/?? (FN Herstal MAG) | Belgium | General purpose machine gun | 7.62×51mm NATO | Used on the EH101 "Merlin" helicopter The new coaxial machine gun in the CV9035 MLU package |
| Let Maskingevær M/62 (Rheinmetall MG3) | Germany | General purpose machine gun | 7.62×51mm NATO | Used by Home Guard units Vehicle mounted in Leopard 2 and CV90 Many informal names like Nazisaven ("The Nazi saw"), Hitlersaven ("The Hitler saw"), or Jødesaven ("The Jew saw") |
| Tungt Maskingevær M/2001 (M2 Browning machine gun) | United States | Heavy machine gun | 12.7×99mm NATO | Mounted on a vehicle or tripod Issued with: ELCAN Spectre DR 1,5-6× ELCAN C79 TMG Night optic Thermal in STAVS |

### Precision rifles

| Model | Origin | Type | Calibre | Notes |
| Finskyttegevær, Kort (Colt Canada C20 DMR) | Canada | Designated marksman rifle | 7.62×51mm NATO | Replaced the HK417 |
| Finskyttevåben M/04 (SAKO TRG) | Finland | Bolt-action Sniper rifle | 8.6×70mm | Old model was a standard SAKO TRG-42 with Picatinny rails |
| Finskyttevåben M/04 Updated Variant (SAKO TRG A1) | Finland | Bolt-action Sniper rifle | 8.6×70mm | A new model has started circulating featuring a skeletonized stock and M-LOK and Keymod attachment system |

### Anti-materiel rifles

| Model | Image | Origin | Type | Calibre | Notes |
| Minerydningsgevær M/95 (Barrett Firearms Manufacturing M82) | | United States | Anti-materiel rifle | 12.7×99mm NATO | Primary use is for EOD |
| Finskyttegevær, Lang (Accuracy International AX50) | | United Kingdom | Anti-materiel rifle | 12.7×99mm NATO | Danish sniper's primary anti-materiel rifle |

### Flare guns

| Name | Image | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Signalpistol M/58 | | United Kingdom | Flare gun | Informally referred to as Sørøveren ("The Pirate") due to it looking like an old flintlock. |
| Signalpistol M/61 (Leuchtpistole 34) | | Germany | Flare gun | Replacement for the M/58 Reproduction of the original Walther Leuchtpistole 34 with a new grip made by WISCH |

### Hand grenades

| Name | Origin | Type | Charge | Notes |
| Håndgranat M/54 | Denmark | Fragmentation Grenade | 190g Trotyl | Issued with a new plastic hinge Kill primarily uses overpressure with fragmentation as a secondary property |
| Håndgranat M/85A3 (Rheinmetall Type 85) | Germany | Fragmentation Grenade | 50g Nitropenta 3500 Pre-formed fragmentes in offensive configuration | Purcheased both in a defensive and offensive configuration To suplement the M/54 in scenarios where M/54s can structural instability |
| Minihåndgranat (MISAR MU-50G) | Italy | Mini-Fragmentation Grenade | 50g of Composition B and 1400 steel balls | Use unknown |
| Chokgranat 1-Bang M/?? (Centanex CTX-1-C) | United Kingdom | Stun grenade | 1 Charge | Issued Flash Bang |
| Chokgranat 6 & 7-Bang M/05 (Centanex CTX-6-OP CTX-7-OP) | United Kingdom | Stun grenade | Dependent on model: 6 Charges 7 Charges | Issued Flash Bang that comes in 2 models. |
| Røghåndgranat M/57 | Denmark | Smoke Grenade | Phosphorus smoke grenade | Fast expansion smoke grenade |
| Røghåndbombe M/77 | Denmark | Smoke Grenade | Hexit smoke grenade | Former standard-issue smoke grenade Used for training purposes only due to the smoke released being poisonous |
| Røghåndbombe KM M/93 | Denmark | Smoke Grenade | Unknown base | Standard Issue smoke grenade |
| Røghåndgranat M/03 | Unknown | Smoke Grenade | Phosphorus smoke grenade | Fast expansion smoke grenade Replacement for the M/57 |
| Røghåndgranat M/10 | Unknown | Signal Smoke Grenade | Hexit smoke grenade | Signal grenade that comes in Green,Blue and Orange |

### Grenade launchers

| Model | Image | Origin | Type | Calibre | Notes |
| GRK M/13 (Lewis Machine & Tool Company M203 grenade launcher) | | United States | Grenade Launcher | 40×46 mm LV | New modified M203 grenade launcher fitting the M10 rifle and with the ability to fire high-velocity grenades. It can be used standalone on a stock or mounted on the rifle. Can use multiple grenade types: Lethal: HE FRAG HEAT Flechette(Used in Afghanistan; unknown if still in use) Less Lethal: Rubber Buckshot Smoke Flash Sponge |
| GRK Super Six (Milkor MGL) | | South Africa | Revolver grenade launcher | 40×46 mm LV | Used by Military Police Can use multiple grenade types: Lethal: HE FRAG HEAT Flechette(Used in Afghanistan; unknown if still in use) Less Lethal: Rubber Buckshot Smoke Flash Sponge |

### Anti-tank weapons

| Model | Origin | Type | Calibre | Notes |
| Panserværnsvåben M/72 ECLAW (Nammo M72 EC) | United States (Design)  Norway (Manufacture) | Disposable Anti-tank weapon | 66 mm | ECLAW (Enhanced Capability Light Anti-tank Weapon) variant Usually just referred to as PNÆV |
| Panserværnsvåben M/95 (Saab Bofors Dynamics AT4) | Sweden | Disposable Anti-tank weapon | 84 mm | Used in limited quantities; most have been donated to Ukraine but is still the dominant anti-tank training weapon for the HRU and MBU |
| Dysekanon M/85 (Saab Bofors Dynamics Carl Gustav recoilless rifle) | Sweden | Man-portable multi-role weapon system | 84 mm | M4 model Multiple ammunition types: HEAT HEDP HEAT TANDEM HE FRAG Dart Illumination Smoke Has the informal name of Dødens Pusterør(Death Blowgun) |
| Panserværnsmissilsystem SPIKE (EuroSpike GmbH SPIKE LR2) | Israel (Design)  Germany (Manufacturing) | Anti-tank guided missile | 130 mm | Purchased both for vehicle-mounting and foot-mobile |

### Infantry indirect fire weapons

| Name | Image | Origin | Type | Calibre | Quantity | Notes |
| Middel Tung Mortér M/81 (M252 Mortar) | | United States | Mortar | 81 mm | Unknown | Used by Slesvigske Fodregiment (Light infantry) |
| Tung Mortér M/10 (Soltam K6) | | Israel | Mortar | 120mm | 20+ | |

### Mines

| Name | Origin | Type | Charge | Notes |
| Alarmmine M/87 | Unknown | Alarm mine | Phosphorus charge | Tripwire warning Device |
| Personnelmine M/80 (Claymore) | United States | Anti-personnel mine | 700 Steel balls per unit 680g of C4 | Was formerly used as a victim-activated/booby-trap anti-personnel mine but can now only be used in a "command detonation" mode through a trigger to be in line with the Ottawa Treaty |
| FFV-013 (Fordonsmina 013) | Sweden | Anti-personnel mine | 1,200 Steel balls per unit | Was formerly used as a victim-activated/booby-trap anti-personnel mine but can now only be used in a "command detonation" mode through a trigger to be in line with the Ottawa Treaty |
| Pansermine M/56. | Denmark | Anti-Tank Mine | 7,2 kg of TNT | Suspected to be a copy of the French M51/52 landmine Some donated to Ukraine |
| Pansermine M/88 (M15) | United States | Anti-Tank Mine | 10.3 kg of Composition B | |

### Weapons accessories
#### Sights

| Name | Reticle | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Termisk Kikkert M/23 ( Pixels on Target VooDoo-S) | | United States | Weapon flip-mount Thermal sight | New flip style thermal sight issued at the combat troops to replace the Insight MTM Capable of Black hot, White hot, Black hot edge and white hot edge |
| Termisk Kikkert M/09 (L3 Insight MTM monocular) | | United States | Weapon mounted Thermal sight | Used for detection of enemy heat signatures Can be used in hand-held configuration Donated to Ukraine numbers remaining unknown |
| ELCAN Optical Technologies Spectre DR 1-4x 5.56 | | Canada(Manufacture) Denmark(Design specification) | Variable Prism sight | 1-4× magnification with a built-in red dot and custom reticle with bullet drop for 5.56 out to 500m Used for M10 Rifles by active service |
| ELCAN Optical Technologies Spectre DR 1-4x 7.62 | | Canada(Manufacture) Denmark(Design specification) | Variable Prism sight | 1-4× magnification with a built-in red dot and custom reticle with bullet drop for 7.62 out to 800m Used for LMG M/60 by active service |
| ELCAN Optical Technologies Spectre DR 1.5-6x 12.7 | | Canada(Manufacture) Denmark(Design specification) | Variable Prism sight | 1.5-6× magnification with a built-in red dot and custom reticle with bullet drop for 12.7 out to 1200m Used on TMG M/2001 |
| OPTI M/95 (ELCAN Optical Technologies C79A2-1) | | Canada | Prism sight | 3.4× magnification for 5.56 Used by MBU conscripts Replaced by the Elcan Spectre for active service |
| OPTI M/98 (ELCAN Optical Technologies C79A2-1) | | Canada | Prism sight | 3.4× magnification for 7.62 Used by MBU conscripts Replaced by the Elcan Spectre for active service |
| NATSI M/99 (ELCAN Optical Technologies ?) | | Canada | Night sight | NVG optic for LMG M/60 and M/62Used by MBU conscripts Replaced by the Termisk Kikkert M/23 for active service |
| Aimpoint T1 Micro | | Sweden | Red dot sight | Used by conscripts of Livgarden affixed to the M/95 Rifle. Main sight for grenadelauncher, Back-up sight for LMG M/60 for active service and primary sight for Home Guard units |
| Rødpunktssigte M/04 (Aimpoint CompM2 & M4S) | | Sweden | Red dot sight | CompM2 pictured top, M4S Pictured bottom Used by Home Guard units. Both optics fall under the name Rødpunktssigte M/04 |
| Magpul M-Bus Flip Up Irons | N/A | United States | Iron sight | Rifle back-up sight and used by HBU conscripts as primary sight. Part of the now replaced weapon package |
| Mission First Tactical Flip Up Irons | N/A | United States | Iron sight | Part of the new weapon package introduced in 2022 |

#### Magazines

| Name | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Fiber Magasin (Diemaco C7 Thermold Magazine) | Canada | Magazine | Hard plastic magazine around in some HBU units Has a tendency to cause feeding issues |
| Aluminium Magasin (Colt's Manufacturing Company USGI M4/M16 30RND Magazine) | United States | Magazine | Became the standard magazine after Colt acquisition of Diemaco |
| PMAG (Magpul PMAG 30 AR/M4 GEN M3 Window) | United States | Magazine | Magazine type issued to active service personnel with Rangerplates as an option |

#### Lights and Lasers

| Name | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Steiner Defense D-BAL A3 | United States | Laser sight | With visible laser, IR laser and IR illuminator |
| Steiner Defence Mk4 Battle Light | United States | Weapon mounted light | Visible light |
| Steiner Defence Mk4 Battle Light Update | United States | Weapon mounted light | Replacement for the MK4 |

#### Personalisation parts

| Name | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Magpul RVG | United States | Vertical foregrip | Part of the now replaced weapon package |
| TangoDown BGV-MK46 | United States | Vertical foregrip | Used for the LMG M/60 |
| Mission First Tactical REACT | United States | Vertical foregrip | Part of the new weapon package introduced in 2022 |
| Magpul AFG2 | United States | Angled foregrip | Part of the now replaced weapon package |
| Brügger og Thomet B&T USA Angled Foregrip | Switzerland | Angled foregrip | Part of the new weapon package introduced in 2022 |
| Magpul XTM HAND STOP KIT | United States | Handstop | Part of the now replaced weapon package |
| Ergo grips Surestop Tactical Handstop | United States | Handstop | Part of the new weapon package introduced in 2022 |
| Magpul CTR | United States | Stock | Standard stock on all M10A4 rifles Part of the now replaced weapon package |
| Mission First Tactical BATTLELINK Minimalist | United States | Stock | Part of the new weapon package introduced in 2022 |
| Magpul MIADGrip | United States | Pistol grip | Standard grip on all M10A4 rifles Part of the now replaced weapon package |
| Mission First Tactical Engage AR Grip | United States | Pistol grip | Part of the new weapon package introduced in 2022 |
| Magpul Ladder Rail Panel | United States | Rail protector | Soft platic rail protector Part of the now replaced weapon package |
| Magpul XTM Rail Panel | United States | Rail protector | Hard platic rail protector Part of the now replaced weapon package |
| Ergo Grips LOW-PRO LADDER RAIL COVER | United States | Rail protector | Soft platic rail protector Part of the new weapon package introduced in 2022 |
| Ergo Grips FULL LONG TEXTURED RAIL COVERS | United States | Rail protector | Hard platic rail protector Part of the new weapon package introduced in 2022 |
| Blue Force Gear Vickers combat applications sling | United States | Rifle sling | Used for rifles |
| Magpul MS3 Multi Mission Sling | United States | Rifle sling | Was a planned replacement for rifle slings during the Magpul contract but was never issued in mass quantity |
| Blue Force Gear Vickers Padded Sling | United States | Rifle sling | Newest sling introduced into service |
| Blue Force Gear Vickers M240 Sling | United States | Machinegun sling | Used for rifles, LMGs(With padding) |

## Personal equipment
### Uniforms

| Name | Camo | Origin | Notes |
| Uniformssystem M/11 | | Denmark | Standard uniform system Issued in 3 layers: LET (Light) Pictured ALM (Short for "Almindelig" which translates to standard) is a bit thicker and has a different pocket layout Regn (Rain) a rain jacket and pants with cutout so work with either LET or ALM Sub layers: Dress shirt Short/Long (Khaki) Combat shirt (Multicam) Commando Pullover (Green) Fleece Wool Green (Green) Fleece Thermo Desert (Khaki) (To be phased out for the NCU system 2023-2025 ) |
| CBRN-dragt M/13 | | Unknown | CBRN-suit(Replacement to be found that can work with the adoption of the NCU system 2023-2025) Has the informal name of Bamsedragten(The teddybear suit due to how thick and hot it is) |
| Garnisonsuniform M/69 | N/A | Denmark | Special occasion uniform used primarily by officers. |
| Royal Guard ceremonial uniform | N/A | Denmark | Worn by Conscripts and NCOs of Livgarden when on ceremonial duty. |
| Guard Hussar ceremonial uniform | N/A | Denmark | Worn by Conscripts, NCOs, and officers of the Gardehusar regimentet Hesteskadron when on ceremonial duty. |

### Boots

| Name | Colour | Origin | Notes |
| Kampstøvle, Let, M/18, Haix (HAIX Forsvaret Combat Boot Light modified HAIX BLACK EAGLE NATURE) | Brown | Germany | Garrison use. Being replaced in 2024. |
| Kampstøvle, Svær, M/18, Haix (HAIX Forsvaret Combat Boot Heavy modified Haix Nepal Pro) | Brown | Germany | Combat use. Being replaced. |
| Kampstøvle, Let, M/18, AKU (AKU Pilgrim GTX Combat) | Brown | United States | Garrison use. Being replaced in 2024. |
| Kampstøvle, Svær, M/18, AKU (AKU Griffon Combat) | Brown | United States | Combat use. Being replaced in 2024. |
| Kampstøvle, Let, M/18, Meindl (Meindl Dovre Extreme) | Brown | United States | Garrison use. Being replaced in 2024. |
| Kampstøvle, Svær, M/18, Meindl (?) | Brown | United States | Combat use. Being replaced in 2024. |
| Støvle Sikkerhed M/14 (?) | Brown | Unknown | Safety Boot |
| Ørken støvle M/?? (Unknown AKU Boot) | Tan | United States | Combat use |
| Kampstøvle, Jungle M/?? (Unknown Iturri Boot) | | Spain | Combat use |
| Kampstøvle, Cold Weather M/?? (Unknown Iturri Boot) | | Spain | Combat use |

### Load-carrying equipment and personal protection equipment

| Name | Origin | Type | Protection level | Notes |
| Oppakningssystem M/96 (PLCE) | United Kingdom | Tactical webbing systems | N/A | Used in basic training by HBU conscripts and the Home Guard |
| Rygsæk M/17 35L (Karrimor SF THOR 35) | United Kingdom (Manufacture) Denmark (Design specification) | Daysack | N/A | Standard issue daysack, originally developed for the Danish army being released later for the civilian market as the THOR |
| Rygsæk M/17 70L (KarrimorSF Odin75) | United Kingdom (Manufacture) Denmark (Design specification) | Backpack | N/A | Standard issue 3 day backpack, originally developed for the Danish army being released later for the civilian market as the ODIN |
| Rygsæk M/17, HLC (KarrimorSF LOKI) | United Kingdom (Manufacture) Denmark (Design specification) | Load carrying system | N/A | Load carrying system to carry heavier equipment such as jerrycans, ammunition boxes or ECM Jammers originally developed for the Danish army being released later for the civilian market as the LOKI |
| Beskyttelsesvest Svær M/12 (TYR Tactical PICO-MV DK) | United States (Manufacture)  Denmark (Design specification) | Plate Carrier | Plate dependent Built in NFA3/10 soft armor. | Introduced as a part of the part of the 2012 "beskyttelsesudrustning" set that was introduced due to soldiers being uncomfortable in the issued equipment and spending fortunes on their own Standard PPE system of the Danish Armed Forces and Home Guard Response units. |
| Beskyttelsesvest Let M/12 (TYR Tactical MV RLVC) | United States | Plate Carrier | Plate dependent Built in NFA3/10 soft armor. | Driver model of the M/12 Beskyttelsesvest without MOLLE and side plates removed to make it easier to get into IFV, MBT and so on. |
| Beskyttelsesvest Svær M/? (TYR Tactical Female PICO-MV.) | United States | Plate Carrier | Plate dependent Built in NFA3/10 soft armor. | New female carrier that that improves comfort for female soldiers by moving the plates to be external instead of internal |
| BROKOS bælte M/12 (TYR Tactical Load Carriage Gunfighter Belt) | United States | Battlebelt | Built in soft armor exact level unknown | Issued alongside a Beskyttelsesvest Svær |

### Helmets

| Name | Origin | Type | Protection level | Notes |
| Telehjelm M/? (Gentex Combat Vehicle Crewman Helmet System) | United States | Communication Helmet | Fragmentation protection | Shell for the Gentex-Bose A3206101-M Headset Used by vehicle crews to be replaced but still widely used. To be replaced. |
| Telehjelm M/? (Invisio Group ↓↓↓ Racal Acoustics Ballistic helmet v50) | Denmark(Parent company) United Kingdom(Subsidiary in charge of design and manufacturing) | Communication Helmet | Unknown | V50 Shell for the new RA4000 Magna Used by vehicle crews. Replacement for the old telehjelm has appeared a couple times in some units. |
| Hjelm M/10 (Gentex USGI ACH) | United States | Ballistic Helmet | NIJ IIIA | Was quickly bought in for the War in Afghanistan where soldiers had issues with the M/96. Was never a standard issue. Used mainly by the Danish ISAF teams, still sees some use on MBU conscripts of the Gardehusar regimentet. |
| Hjelm M/12 (Revision Batlskin Cobra) | United States | Ballistic Helmet | NIJ IIIA | Introduced as a part of the part of the 2012 "beskyttelsesudrustning" set Was supposed to become the standard-issue helmet but due to unknown reasons was restricted to deployments only. Replaced by M/20 but still used by Home Guard units and some active units. |
| Hjelm M/20 Ikke operationel (Galvion Batlskin PDXT Basic) | United States | Training Helmet | N/A | Standard issue for conscripts. The Non-Operational helmet is meant for HBU conscripts to ensure they are not injured. Informally referred to as "Cykelhjelmen" (bicycle helmet) due to its lack of ballistic protection. |
| Hjelm M/20 Operationel (Galvion Batlskin PDXT) | United States | Ballistic Helmet | Classified as it is not on the civilian market | Standard Issue |
| Hjelm M/? (Revision Batlskin Viper P2) | United States | High-Cut Ballistic Helmet | NIJ IIIA | High-Cut helmet issued to sniper team and JTAC. Being phased out as they wear out by Galvion Caiman. |
| Hjelm M/? (Galvion Batlskin Caiman) | United States | High-Cut Ballistic Helmet | NIJ IIIA Addon armor possible | High-Cut helmet issued to sniper team, JTAC and SOKOM after Revision Military became Galvion |
| Hjelm M/? (OPS-CORE FAST) | United States | High-Cut Ballistic Helmet | NIJ IIIA 7.62×39mm protection possible with SLAAP | High-Cut Helmet issued to SOKOM |

### Eye protection

| Name | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Beskyttelses Brille, Vapor M/19 (WileyX VAPOR 2.5) | United States | Glasses | Current standard eye pro |
| Beskyttelses Brille, Saber M/19 (WileyX Saber Advanced) | United States | Glasses | Originally introduced as an option for people with different nose structure Later introduced as one of the two standard issue |
| Motorbrille M/19 (WileyX Rogue Comm) | United States | Goggle | Driving goggles that sit tight to protect against stone throws on roadways |
| Beskyttelses Visir M/12 (Revision Batlskin Cobra Visor) | United States | Visor | Part of the 2012 "beskyttelsesudrustning" set. Bought in limited quantities for the M/12 Helmet to protect vehicle crews in the open from hatches or weapon platforms. Compatible with the M/20 helmet as well |

### Face wear

| Name | Image | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Kæbebeskytter M/12 (Revision Batlskin Cobra Mandible) | | United States | Ballistic face mask | Introduced as part of the 2012 "beskyttelsesudrustning" set to protect soldiers in open tops |
| CBRN-maske M/18 (General Service Respirator) | | United Kingdom | CBRN-Mask | Standard Issue CBRN Mask |

### Work tools

| Name | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Feltspade M/96 (Glock Entrenching tool) | Austria Austria | Entrenching tool | Standard Issue |
| Foldekniv (Victorinox Swiss Army knife) | Switzerland | Multi-Tool | Issued to HBU/MBU conscripts as general purpose multi-tool |
| Multi-Tool (Victorinox Swiss Tool) | Switzerland | Multi-Tool | Issued to Konstabelelev and above as general purpose multi-tool |
| Pigtrådssaks M/X (M1938 Wire cutter) | United States | Wire cutter | Wire cutter |
| M/?? | Unknown | Hammering/Breaching tool | Has the informal name "Jomfrutrøster"(Virgins comfort) |

## Tactical and communication equipment
### Communications systems

| Name | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Sepura STP9000 Tetra | United Kingdom | VHF/UHF Radio | Garrison guard units and HBU Conscripts |
| RDO152 (Harris AN/PRC-152) | United States | VHF/UHF Radio | Standard VHF/UHF Radio |
| RDO SPR (Harris RF-7800S Secure Personal Radio) | United States | UHF Radio | Standard UHF Radio |
| Harris RF-5800H | United States | HF Radio | Standard HF Radio |
| Harris AN/PRC-117C | United States | HF Radio | |
| Harris AN/PRC-117G | United States | Satellite Radio | Satellite radio for JTAC |
| Harris RF-7880NR | United States | High-capacity data radio | UHF Data Radio |

### Hearing protection / Communication microphones

| Name | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Headset Invisio (Invisio Group Invisio X5) | Denmark | Active In-Ear Bone Conduction headset | Bought originally in black and then later in tan |
| Headset MSA (Sordin MSA) | Sweden | Active Headset | Being replaced by Peltor XPI |
| Headset Comtac (3M Comtac Peltor XPI) | United States | Active Headset | Primarily only arrived thus far at SOKOM and combat units. Replacing Sordin MSA |
| Bose A3206101-M Headset | United States | Communication headset | Used by vehicle crews to be replaced but still widely used. To be replaced. |
| Invisio Group ↓↓↓ Racal Acoustics RA4000 Magna | Denmark(Parent company) United Kingdom(Subsidiary in charge of design and manufacturing) | Active Headset | Used by vehicle crews. Replacement for the old telehjelm has appeared a couple times in some units. |

### Navigation equipment

| Name | Image | Origin | Type | Notes |
| DAGR (AN/PSN-13 DAGR) | | United States | GPS Receiver | GPS |
| Systematic A/S SitaWare | N/A | Denmark | Battle Management System | Large scale C4ISR system |

### Nightvision goggles

| Name | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Nat-brille M/97 (AN/PVS-7) | United States | Binocular Monocular 3rd GenerationNight Vision Device | Used by HBU conscripts Informally referred to a "Pik i panden" (Dick in forehead) |
| Nat-brille M/03 (AN/PVS-14) | United States | Monocular 3rd GenerationNight Vision Device | The former standard-issue monocular that has been replaced by the M/18 Nat-brille. Originally purchased from ITT Industries in 03. Used by HRU and HBU conscripts. |
| Nat-brille M/18 (Theon Argus FS) | Greece | Monocular 3rd+ Generation Night Vision Device | Standard issue, slowly replacing M/03 |

### Spotting/observation equipment

| Name | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Safran Electronics & Defense ↓↓↓ Vectronix AG JIM LR | France(Parent company) Switzerland (Subsidiary in charge of design and manufacturing) | Multifunctional optronic device | Used for ranging and detection of enemy heat signatures |
| Safran Electronics & Defense ↓↓↓ Vectronix AG JIM Compact | France(Parent company) Switzerland (Subsidiary in charge of design and manufacturing) | Multifunctional optronic device | Compact version of the JIM LR for sniper teams |
| LAM M/19 (Safran Electronics & Defense ↓↓↓ Vectronix AG Terrapin X) | France(Parent company) Switzerland (Subsidiary in charge of design and manufacturing) | Laser Range Finder | Infantry range finder |
| LAM M/?? (Wilcox Industries RAPTAR S) | United States | Rifle mounted laser range finder | |
| Spotting Scope M/20 (Hensoldt Spotter 60) | Germany | Spotter Scope | For sniper teams |
| M/51 Kikkert (Hensoldt /Zeiss Fernglas FERO D16) | Unknown | Binocular | General use binocular |

### Mine clearing tools

| Name | Origin | Type | Workmethod | Notes |
| Minerydningsslange M/97 (Ensign-Bickford Aerospace & Defense MPLC NSN # 1375-01-450-3897) | United States | Mine-clearing line charge | 25m of PBX | Some donated to Ukraine |
| Minerydningsslange M/23 (Ensign-Bickford Aerospace & Defense MLPC NSN # 1375-01-593-8347) | United States | Mine-clearing line charge | 25m of PBX | New model of the old M/97 |
| tEODor Explosive Ordnance Robot | Germany | Demining robot | Knife, Water jet, Shotgun, X-RAY | Known in the public by the Rullemarie(Rolling Marie) |

## Vehicles
### Armoured

| Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Armament | Calibre | Protection | Notes |
| KMW Rheinmetall Leopard 2A7DK | Germany | Main battle tank | 44 | Rh-120 L/55 A1 120 mm APFSDS Tungsten Canister HEAT Coaxial MG3 Smoke | 120×570mm NATO 7.62×51mm NATO | Armour: Classified Non-explosive reactive armor Passive Protection: SAAB Barracuda MCS | 44 Leopard 2A7DK in active service SAAB Barracuda added in 2022 |
| BAE Systems ↓↓↓ BAE Systems Hägglunds Hydrema CV9035DK MKIII | United Kingdom (Parent company)  Sweden (Subsidiary in charge of design of turret and chasis along with manufacturing of chasis)  Denmark (Company in charge of turret manufacturing) | Infantry fighting vehicle | 44 | Current armaments: Bushmaster III 35 mm APDS Tungsten ABM-KETF HEI Coaxial MG3 Smoke Planned armaments: Coaxial MAG58 SPIKE LR2 ATGM | 35×228mm NATO 7.62×51mm NATO | Armour: Base Level STANAG 4569 Level 4+(Resists 20 mm autocannon) Additional armour possible with the actual level being classified Passive Protection: SAAB Barracuda MCS Possibility of SLAT armour Planned active Protection as part of MLU: Iron Fist APS | Denmarks IFV with a 35mm mounted by Hydrema Can carry 7 armored infantrymen in the back Getting updated to the CV9035 MLU 2024-2029. The MLU upgrade being an update to the MKIV standard with D-series turret |
| Mowag Piranha IIIC | Switzerland | Armoured fighting vehicle | ~90 | M2 Browning machine gun | 12.7×99mm NATO | Armour: Base Level STANAG 4569 Level 2 Additional armour is possible, actual level classified | The Danish military secondary APC still sees use according to the defense IIIH (19 donated to Moldova) IIIC |
| General Dynamics ↓↓↓ GDELS ↓↓↓ Mowag Piranha V | United States (Parent company) Switzerland (Subsidiary in charge of design and manufacturing) | Armoured personnel carrier | 309 | Current Armament: M2 Browning machine gun STAVS M2 Browning machine gun tower Cardom Planned Armament: Oerlikon KCE 30 mm AHEAD | Type dependent: 12.7×99mm NATO 120mm (Grenade) 30×173 mm STANAG 4624 | Armour: Base Level STANAG 4569 Level 4 Additional armour is possible, actual level classified Passive Protection: SAAB Barracuda MCS | The Danish military primary APC that replaced the M113 Used in various versions: Mechanized infantry Communications and information systems carrier Command and control vehicle Engineer Vehicle Mechanics vehicle 37 Armored ambulance 15 Mortar carrier Planned: 16 SHORAD |
| Mowag Eagle IV | Switzerland | Infantry mobility vehicle | 85 | M2 Browning machine gun STAVS Lemur | 12.7×99mm NATO | Armour: Base Level STANAG 4569 Level 3 Additional armour is possible actual level classified | Used mainly for training purposes as it has mostly been replaced by the V model Used for: Patrol Electronic Warfare Support, Logistic Closed Reconnaissance Utility |
| General Dynamics ↓↓↓ GDELS ↓↓↓ Mowag Eagle V | United States (Parent company) Switzerland (Subsidiary in charge of design and manufacturing) | Infantry mobility vehicle | 93 | Current Armament: M2 Browning machine gun STAVS Planned armament: SPIKE LR2 ATGM | Type dependent: 12.7×99mm NATO 130 mm (ATGM) | Armour: Base Level STANAG 4569 Level 1 Additional armour is possible actual level classified Passive Protection: SAAB Barracuda MCS | The primary Infantry mobility vehicle used by the Danish army Used for: Patrol Electronic Warfare Support, Logistic Closed Reconnaissance Utility Planned: ATGM carrier |
| Supacat HMT 400 | United Kingdom | Light armored car | 15 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Used by Jægerkorpset |
| M113 G4 DK | United States | Armoured personnel carrier | Unknown | N/A | N/A | Armour: STANAG 4569 Level 3 | Replaced by Piranha V Still used for fire fighting at Shooting ranges Its snow clearing duty has also been replaced by the Piranha V |
| Toyota Land Cruiser J100 VX ; J200 GXR (first and second facelift) | Japan | Lightly armoured vehicle | 6 | N/A | N/A | Armour: SVOS AGP DOT 358 internal armour SVOS Saint-Gobain R 2710 armoured glass | For VIP protection teams at the Jægerkorps |

### Artillery

| Name | Origin | Type | Calibre | Quantity | Notes |
| Elbit Systems ↓↓↓ ESL Advanced Information Technology GmbH A3MS / Cardom | Israel(Parent company)  Austria (Subsidiary in charge of design and manufacturing) | Mortar carrier | 120 mm | 15 | The A3MS is a Cardom 10 heavy mortar with BMS integration, Fire/Control group, and fire coordination module made by Austrian ESLAIT a subsidiary of Israeli Elbit Systems mounted on Piranha V |
| Elbit Systems PULS | Israel | Multiple rocket launcher | 122mm 160mm 306mm 370mm | 8 | Mounted on the Tatra 815-7 Force 6×6 truck Expected to be fully operational in 2026 |
| Elbit Systems ATMOS 2000 8x8 | Israel | Self-propelled howitzer | 155 mm L/52 | 19 | Replacement for the 19 CAESAR 8×8 donated to Ukraine. Test model is installed on Tatra T815 8×8 although DALO has not yet decided platform Fully operational 2025 |

### Trucks

| Name | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| MAN series of trucks | | Austria  Germany | Truck | Unknown | The Man truck series serves as part of the logistics backbone of danish army with many different model including 8x8s, 6x6s and 4x4s, can be armoured and unarmoured, terrain or road going Used in for multiple roles |
| Scania series of trucks | | Sweden | Truck | ~950 | The Scania truck series serves as part of the logistics backbone of danish army with many different model including 8x8s, 6x6s and 4x4s, can be armoured and unarmoured, terrain or road going Used in for multiple roles |

### Light vehicles

| Name | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Military utility vehicles |||||
| Mercedes-Benz G Class | Austria (design and manufacturer)  Germany (manufacturer) | Mobility vehicle | Multiple Variants: Mercedes G270CDI/28 Mercedes G280CDI/28 Mercedes 290GD Mercedes 300GE/28 (EOD) Phased out from operational use by the Eagle family but still around as a utility vehicle at bases |
| Nissan Navara | Japan (design)  Thailand  Argentina  Mexico  Australia (manufacturer) | Light utility vehicle | 128 ordered in 2013, 100 for the Army, 28 for the Navy. |
| Civilian vehicles |||||
| Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 210 | Germany | Light utility vehicle | |
| Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 212 | Germany | Light utility vehicle | |
| Mercedes-Benz Vito 113 Tourer | Germany | Minibus | General non-tactical transport |
| Mercedes-Benz Vito W447 Tourer | Germany | Minibus | 600 purchased in 2017. 7 passengers |
| Mercedes-Benz Vito W447 Mixto | Germany | Minibus | 75 purchased in 2017. 5 passengers + cargo |
| Mercedes-Benz Vito W447 | Germany | Minibus | 50 purchased in 2017. Multiple specialised variants. Based on a 4×4. |
| Volvo XC60 | Sweden | Service car for officers | In the colors, military green, black, white quantity unknown |
| Peugeot 308 | France | Service car for officers | |

### All-terrain vehicle

| Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| Polaris MRZR-D4 | United States | ATV | Unknown | Used by the SOKOM / JGK. |
| Polaris Sportsman 570 Big Boss 6×6 | United States | ATV | 47 | Equipment ordered: 44 specially adapted Sportsman 570 Big Boss 6×6 3 standard Sportsman 570 Big Boss 6×6 |
| Polaris Sportsman 570 ×2 | United States | ATV | 5 | Equipment ordered: 5 Sportsman 570 ×2 |
| Chapman Machinery Ltd trailer | United States | ATV trailer | 23 | |

## Motorcycles

| Name | Image | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Kawasaki KLR650 | | Japan (design)  Thailand  Brazil (manufactured) | Motorcycles | |
| KTM 450 EXC | | Austria | Dirt bike | Used by SOKOM |

## Engineering equipment
### Mine clearing vehicles

| Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| Pansret minerydningskøretøj, PNMIRK (FFG Wisent 1 ARV Mineplough) | Germany | Armoured Mine Clearance Vehicle | 2 | 2 transformed from the Pansret bjærgningsvogn (FFG Wisent 1 ARV). Equipped with a Pearson Engineering Mineplough. |
| PNMIRK/PNINK Pansret minerydningskøretøj/Pansret Ingeniørkøretøj (FFG Wisent 2 AEV) | Germany | Mine clearing vehicle and Armoured engineering vehicle | Unknown (+ 6 on order) | Order of 6 Wisent 2 MCV/AEV in July 2024. The delivery is planned to start in 2025. Canada will lend Wisent 2 for the training of the Danish crews until the delivery of the first model. |
| SPARK II minerulle, MIRR ( M113G4 DK EXT MR) | Germany  United States | Mine clearing vehicle | Unknown | |
| Hydrema MCV 910 | Denmark | Mine clearing vehicle | Unknown | Some were supplied to Ukraine. |

### Recovery and repair equipment

| Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| Pansret bjærgningsvogn (FFG Wisent 1 ARV) | Germany | Armoured recovery vehicle | Unknown | 5 ordered in December 2006, delivered by February 2008. 2 were transformed in mine clearing vehicles. Some were supplied to Ukraine. |
| PNBJVG Panserbjergningvogn (FFG Wisent 2 ARV) | Germany | Armoured recovery vehicle | Unknown (+ 11 on order) | Order of 11 Wisent 2 recovery vehicles in July 2024. The delivery is planned to start in 2025. Canada will lend Wisent 2 for the training of the Danish crews until the delivery of the first model. |
| Pansret Lastvogn Bjærgningsvogn BJVG (MAN 32.444, 8×8, SX45) | Austria  Germany | Heavy tactical armoured recovery vehicle | 14 | Made by Miller Industries Towing Equipment Inc, equipped with: Crane: Atlas 600.2, 15-ton Main winch: Rötzler RT200, 25-ton Self-recovery winch: Rötzler RT080, 8-ton Thrid winch: Rötzler HZ010, 1.2-ton |
| UNIC URW-1006+ | Japan | Mini-crawler telescopic crane | 12 | Delivered in 2020. Used for repair and maintenance. |
| FRSN M/18 Forward repair system NATO (Glaucus) | Denmark | Repair station container with crane | 6 | 15 purchased, 9 transferred to Ukraine. |
| FRSN M/23 Forward repair system NATO (Glaucus) | Denmark | Repair station container with crane | – | Improved variant of the forward repair system NATO, made by Glaucus in Denmark. |

### Bridging equipment

| Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| Pansret Brolægningsvogn (Leopard 1 - Biber) | Germany | Armoured vehicle-launched bridge | Unknown | 8 purchased from the Netherlands, 2 from Germany in 1994. Additional spare bridges can are transported by semi-trucks. It is being replaced by the Leguan based on the Leopard 2, and some were supplied to Ukraine. |
| Pansret Brolægningsvogn (Leopard 2 - Leguan) | Germany | Armoured vehicle-launched bridge | 1 (+ 6 on order) | 7 ordered on new chassis in December 2019. First delivered in February 2025. Order includes: 7 × 14-meters-span 7 × 26-meters-span 7 × semi-trailers for the transport of brifges Training simulators |
| Medium Girder Bridge | United Kingdom | Military bridge | Unknown | |

### Construction machines

| Name | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| JCB HMEE | | United States | Armoured backhoe loader | 6 | Received in 2020. |
| Liebherr L544 | Illustration | Germany | Wheel-loader | Unknown | |
| Moxy MT 30 R | | Norway | Articulated hauler | Unknown | |

### Handling equipment

| Name | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| Grove GMK 4080-1 | | United States | Mobile crane | Unknown | |
| Kalmar RT-240 | | Sweden | Rough terrain container handler | 3 | Acquired in 2008 |

## Aircraft
### Helicopters

All army helicopters have been transferred to Helicopter Wing Karup, a joint helicopter command under the Royal Danish Air Force.

### Unmanned aerial vehicles

| Model | Image | Origin | Type | Role | Quantity | Notes |
| AeroVironment RQ-20 Puma | | United States | Fixed-wing UAV Unmanned aerial vehicle | ISR Intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance | — | Used by the Efterretningsregimentets UAS units |
| AeroVironment JUMP-20 | | | Fixed-wing VTOL CapableUAV Unmanned aerial vehicle | ISR Intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance | — | Replacement for the aging RQ-20 |
| eBee VISION AgEagle Aerial Systems | — | United States | Fixed-wing UAV Unmanned aerial vehicle | ISR Intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance | 3 | |
| Unidentified FPV Drone | | ? | FPV Drone | Loitering munition | -- | |
| FLIR Unmanned Aerial Systems AS Black Hornet PRS | | Norway | Micro multicopter UAV Unmanned aerial vehicle | ISR Intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance | — | Unknown quantity |

## Future equipment
### Equipment ordered
#### Personal equipment

| Name | Image | Origin | Type | Phase in year | Notes |
| Nordic Combat Uniform M/XX | | NORDEFCO (Original programme planners)  Denmark  Norway  Sweden  Finland Manufacture nations:  United States (Gore-Tex)  Greece (Siamidis)  Sweden (Woolpower)  Norway (Aclima & Oskar Pedersen AS) | | 2023-2025 | New standard uniform system Jointly developed by NORDEFCO members Made by a consortium led by Oskar Pedersen AS and consisting of: Oskar Pedersen AS Aclima Woolpower Siamidis Gore-Tex The program was originally an agreement between Denmark and Norway to replace their uniforms in 2014 with Sweden joining in 2016. Source on when Finland joined is lacking Was confirmed in 2024 that the uniform would be introduced in Blue for the Royal Danish Navy |
| Nat-brille M/XX (L3 Harris GPNVG-18) | | United States | WFoV Night Vision Device | | Interest shown by FMI in 2019, progress and intended users unknown |

#### Vehicles

| Name | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Armaments | Calibre | Protection | Notes | Delivery Date | Notes |
| BAE Systems ↓↓↓ BAE Systems Hägglunds CV9035MKIIIC | | United Kingdom (Parent company)  Sweden (Subsidiary in charge of design and manufacturing) | Infantry fighting vehicle | 115 | Bushmaster III 35 mm APDS Tungsten ABM-KETF HEI Spike LR2 Coaxial FN Mag Smoke | N/A Model dependent | Armour: Base Level STANAG 4569 Level 4+(Resists 20 mm autocannon) Additional armour possible with the actual level being classified Passive Protection: SAAB Barracuda MCS Possibility of SLAT armour Active Protection: Iron Fist APS | Finalisation on the deal was confirmed by the European Unions Tenders Electronic Daily To be mounted with MKIV D-series turret | 2026-2029 | |

#### Air defence

| Name | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Phase in Year | Notes |
| Rheinmetall Oerlikon Skyranger 30 | | Germany | VSHORAD 30×173 mm | 16 | Initial prototype delivery in 2026 Full delivery 2026-2027. | Selected in 2023. To be mounted on a Piranha V chassis. Missiles planned but not selected yet Terma BMD-Flex to be integrated by Terma |

### Planned orders
#### Vehicles

| Name | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Armaments | Calibre | Protection | Notes | Delivery Date | Notes |
| KMW Rheinmetall Leopard 2A7DK | | Germany | Main battle tank | 9 | Rh-120 L/55 A1 120 mm APFSDS Tungsten Canister HEAT Coaxial MG3 Smoke | 120×570mm NATO 7.62×51mm NATO | Armour: Classified Non-explosive reactive armor Passive Protection: SAAB Barracuda MCS | Recent leaks from within the Danish MoD point to the purchease of an additional 9 MBTs | Unknown | |

#### Air defence

| Programme | Name | Origin | Type | Quantity | Phase in Year | Notes |
| Jordbaseret Langtrækkende Luftforsvarssystem | Barak-MX IAI | Israel | Medium-Long Range SAM/ABM | 1 | Unknown | To be selected early 2025. To be used for area defence of cities and critical infrastructure. |
| Jordbaseret Langtrækkende Luftforsvarssystem | David's Sling Rafael and Raytheon | Israel | Medium-Long Range SAM/ABM | 1 | Unknown | To be selected early 2025. To be used for area defence of cities and critical infrastructure. |
| Jordbaseret Langtrækkende Luftforsvarssystem | M-SAM II LIG Nex1 and Hanwha Aerospace | South Korea | Medium-Long Range SAM/ABM | 1 | Unknown | To be selected early 2025. To be used for area defence of cities and critical infrastructure. |
| Jordbaseret Langtrækkende Luftforsvarssystem | SAMP/T NG Eurosam (Thales, MBDA France and MBDA Italy) | France  Italy | Medium-Long Range SAM/ABM | 1 | Unknown | To be selected early 2025. To be used for area defence of cities and critical infrastructure. |
| Jordbaseret Langtrækkende Luftforsvarssystem | Patriot PAC-3 (Raytheon and Lockheed Martin | United States | Medium-Long Range SAM/ABM | 1 | Unknown | To be selected early 2025. To be used for area defence of cities and critical infrastructure. |
| Jordbaseret Kortrækkende Luftforsvarssystem | Barak-MX IAI | Israel | Short-Medium range SAM | 2 | Unknown | To be selected early 2025. 1 For national deployment for point defence of airports or other critical infrastructure. 1 For international deployment for point defence of division HQ. |
| Jordbaseret Kortrækkende Luftforsvarssystem | EMADS MBDA UK and MBDA Italy | United Kingdom  Italy | Short-Medium range SAM | 2 | Unknown | To be selected early 2025. 1 For national deployment for point defence of airports or other critical infrastructure. 1 For international deployment for point defence of division HQ. |
| Jordbaseret Kortrækkende Luftforsvarssystem | Indirect Fire Protection Capability US Army | United States | Short-Medium range SAM | 2 | Unknown | To be selected early 2025. 1 For national deployment for point defence of airports or other critical infrastructure. 1 For international deployment for point defence of division HQ. |
| Jordbaseret Kortrækkende Luftforsvarssystem | IRIS-T SLM Diehl Defence | Germany | Short-Medium range SAM | 2 | Unknown | To be selected early 2025. 1 For national deployment for point defence of airports or other critical infrastructure. 1 For international deployment for point defence of division HQ. |
| Jordbaseret Kortrækkende Luftforsvarssystem | Iron Dome IAI and Rafael | Israel | Short-Medium range SAM | 2 | Unknown | To be selected early 2025. 1 For national deployment for point defence of airports or other critical infrastructure. 1 For international deployment for point defence of division HQ. |
| Jordbaseret Kortrækkende Luftforsvarssystem | NASAMS Kongsberg | Norway | Short-Medium range SAM | 2 | Unknown | To be selected early 2025. 1 For national deployment for point defence of airports or other critical infrastructure. 1 For international deployment for point defence of division HQ. |
| Jordbaseret Kortrækkende Luftforsvarssystem | NOMADS Kongsberg | Norway | Short-Medium range SAM | 2 | Unknown | To be selected early 2025. 1 For national deployment for point defence of airports or other critical infrastructure. 1 For international deployment for point defence of division HQ. |
| Jordbaseret Kortrækkende Luftforsvarssystem | VL MICA MBDA France | France | Short-Medium range SAM | 2 | Unknown | To be selected early 2025. 1 For national deployment for point defence of airports or other critical infrastructure. 1 For international deployment for point defence of division HQ. |