Royal Danish Air Force

The Denmark Air Force, known as Flyvevåbnet in Danish, is the aerial warfare branch of the Danish military. Established on October 1, 1950, it operates under the Danish Defence Command. The Air Force primarily focuses on providing air support and defense capabilities to Denmark and its allies. Its fleet consists of various aircraft, including fighter jets, helicopters, transport aircraft, and unmanned aerial systems. The Air Force has been involved in several international operations and missions, ranging from peacekeeping to combat operations. Notably, it participated in NATO operations during the Cold War, including air defense patrols and surveillance missions. It played a crucial role in the Kosovo War, the Afghanistan War, and the international coalition against ISIS. With a strong emphasis on modernization, the Air Force regularly updates its equipment and technology to ensure operational effectiveness and maintain its defense capabilities. Training and international cooperation are also fundamental aspects of the Denmark Air Force's mission to fulfill its responsibilities as a member of the international defense community.