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Logistic Regiment | |
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Trænregimentet | |
Coat of arms | |
Active | 1865–present (10 May 1990, in its current form) |
Country | Denmark |
Branch | Royal Danish Army |
Type | Support |
Role | Logistics - Training (One battalion) - Logistics (One battalion) - Military police (One battalion) - Medical (One battalion) - Maintenance (One battalion) |
Size | Five battalions |
Part of | Army Staff |
Garrison/HQ | Aalborg Barracks |
Motto(s) | Sustaining Victory |
March | Trænregimentets March Play |
Website | Official website |
Commanders | |
Current commander | Colonel Jess Møller Nielsen |
Ceremonial chief | HM The King |
Insignia | |
Regimental belt | |
Colours |
The Logistic Regiment (Danish: Trænregimentet) is the military logistics regiment of the Royal Danish Army, responsible for army supply and emergency medical personnel. It is based in Aalborg.
History
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Regimental origins can be traced back to 1865 when the first logistic companies were established in the Royal Artillery. It was not until 1880 that there was established a separate exercise department, which still was subject to artillery.
In 2015, the Danish Military Police was amalgamated with the Logistic Regiment.
Structure
Today the Regiment consists of three logistics battalions, the Military police, and the Defense Traffic Center:
- Staff
- 1st Logistical Battalion
- 2nd Logistical Battalion
- 3rd Maintenance Battalion (inactive)
- 4th National Support Battalion (Vordingborg Barraks)
- Military police
- Defense Traffic Center
- Traffic Section
- Defense Vehicle Inspection
- Defense Driving School
References
- "Danish Army's website" (in Danish) Archived 2014-05-06 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "Om Trænregimentet" (in Danish). Forsvarskommandoen. Retrieved 28 February 2020.
- "Opgaver og enheder". Forsvaret. Retrieved 19 November 2023.
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