Danish International Brigade

• 1994-1996, Brigadier General Finn Særmark-Thomasen • 1997-2000, Brigadier General Jørgen Hansen-Nord • 2000–2003, Brigadier General Jens Erik Frandsen • 2003–2005, Brigadier General Agner Rokos ==Origination==

1994–2001 • Staff / DIB • 5 HQ Company (Danish Life Regiment) • I/DLR Armoured Infantry battalion (Danish Life Regiment) • I/SJLR Armoured Infantry battalion (Zealand Life Regiment) • II/SJLR Armoured battalion (Zealand Life Regiment) • 5th Recon company (Guard Hussar Regiment) • Air defence battery (King's Artillery Regiment) • 5th Artillery battalion (King's Artillery Regiment) • 5th Armoured Engineer company (Engineer Regiment) • 4th Logistic battalion (Logistic Regiment) • 9th Logistic battalion (Logistic Regiment) • 5th Military police Detachment (Logistic Regiment) 2000–2005 • Staff / DIB • 5 HQ Company (Danish International Logistical Center) • II/GHR Armoured Infantry battalion (Guard Hussar Regiment) • IV/PLR Armoured Infantry battalion (Prince's Life Regiment) • III/JDR Armoured battalion (Jutland Dragoon Regiment) • 5th Recon company (Jutland Dragoon Regiment) • Air defence battery (Queen's Artillery Regiment) • 5th Artillery battalion (King's Artillery Regiment) • 5th Armoured Engineer company (Engineer Regiment) • 4th Logistic battalion (Danish International Logistical Center) • 9th Logistic battalion (Danish International Logistical Center) • 5th Military police Detachment (Logistic Regiment) == Equipment from 1994–2005 ==

As a MechInfantry Brigade, Danish International Brigade contained • Trucks and Vehicles (numbers unknown) • MAN trucks in different size and types (Staff, Logistik, Signals, Heavy transport, etc.) • GD240/290 in different types (CO's, XO's, Artillery Observer, Maintain, Liassion, Signals, MP's etc.) • MAGIRUS trucks in different size and types (Command post, Supply, Signals, Artillery, etc.) • VW Transporter in different types (Liassion, Supply, Maintain, etc.) • BMV motorcykel (Ordonace and MP's) ==References==