List of Danish regiments

Regiments disbanded, merged or amalgamated in the modern era (1951–present) or still active:

CoA	Pre-1961 name	Post-1961 name	Established	Disbanded	Notes	Ref.
	Royal Life Guards		1658	Still active
	1st Regiment	Danish Life Regiment	1763	1 January 2001	Merged into the Guard Hussar Regiment
	2nd Regiment	Schleswig Regiment of Foot	1778	1 January 2001	Merged into the Prince's Life Regiment. Reactivated on 1 January 2019.
			1 January 2019	Still active
	3rd Regiment	Prince's Life Regiment	1657	1 August 2005	Merged into the Jutland Dragoon Regiment
	4th Regiment	Zealand Life Regiment	1614	1 January 2001	Merged into the Guard Hussar Regiment
	5th Regiment	Falster Regiment of Foot	1747	1 August 1976	Merged into the Danish Life Regiment
	6th Regiment	Funen Life Regiment	1614	1 November 1991	Merged into the Schleswig Regiment of Foot
	7th Regiment	Jutland Regiment of Foot	1675	1 November 1961	Amalgamated with the King's Regiment of Foot into King's Jutland Regiment of Foot
	8th Regiment	Queen's Life Regiment	1657	1 January 2001	Merged into the Prince's Life Regiment
	9th Regiment	King's Regiment of Foot	1657	1961	Merged into the Schleswig Regiment of Foot
		King's Jutland Regiment of Foot	1961	1 November 1991
	10th Regiment	Field Lord's Regiment of Foot	1703	1 August 1961	Merged into the Queen's Life Regiment
	Marine Regiment		1672	2000	Three infantry battalions under Bornholm's Værn
	Infantry Pioneer Command		1938	1951	Merged into the King's Regiment of Foot	[1]

Regiments disbanded before the modern era:

Flag	Name	Established	Disbanded	Notes	Ref.
	2nd Danish Recruited Infantry Regiment	1703	1721		[2]
	Copenhagen Infantry Regiment	1808	1816		[3]
	Fyen National Regiment (of foot)	1733	1765		[4]
	Fyen Recruited Infantry Regiment	1733	1789	Merged into the Prince's Life Regiment	[2]
	Grenadier Guards	1701	1763		[5]
	Halberdier Guard	1571	1763		[5]
	Holstein Infantry Regiment	1778	1951		[6]
	Kiel Infantry Regiment	1773	1773		[4]
	North Jutland National Regiment (of foot)	1733	1765		[7]
	Oldenburg Infantry Regiment	1747	1951		[8]
	Oldenburg National Regiment	1704	1765		[9]
	Prince Georg's Regiment	1658	1721
	Plön Recruited Infantry Regiment	1764	1767		[2]
	South Jutland National Regiment (of foot)	1733	1765		[7]
	Schleswig National Regiment (of foot)	1737	1765		[7]
	Schleswig-Holstein National Regiment	1737	1765		[9]
	Scanian Regiment	1614	1658
	Viborg Recruited Infantry Regiment	1703	1789		[5]
	Zealand Infantry Regiment	1675	1803	Merged into the Marine Regiment	[2]
	Zealand National Regiment (of foot)	1735	1765		[7]

Regiments disbanded in the modern era or still present:

CoA	Name	Established	Disbanded	Notes	Ref.
	Jutland Dragoon Regiment	1679		Still active
	Guard Hussar Regiment	1762	2000
	Guard Hussar Regiment	2000 (1614)		Still active

Regiments disbanded before the modern era:

• Royal Horse Guards (1661–1866)^[10]
• 1st Dragoon Regiment (1672–1856)^[11]
• 2nd Dragoon Regiment (1683–1910)^[12]
• 3rd Dragoon Regiment (1670–1932), merged with 5th Dragoon Regiment in 1932 to form the Jutland Dragoon Regiment^[13]
• 4th Dragoon Regiment (1670–1923)^[13]
• 5th Dragoon Regiment (1679–1932), merged with 3rd Dragoon Regiment in 1932 to form the Jutland Dragoon Regiment
• 6th Dragoon Regiment (1670–1865), merged into 3rd Dragoon Regiment
• 3rd Zealand National Mounted Regiment (1675–1721)^[14]
• Holstein Lancer Regiment (1700–1842)^[14]
• Zealand Dragoon Regiment (1670–1789)^[15]
• Zealand Cuirassier Regiment (1670–1767)^[15]
• Schleswig Cuirassier Regiment (1675–1842)^[14]
• Oldenburg Cuirassier Regiment (1703–1767)^[15]

Summarize Timeline Fact Check

• Fortress Artillery Regiment (1892–1922)
• Coastal Artillery Regiment (1909–1932), amalgamated into Royal Danish Navy
• 1st Field Artillery Regiment (Crown's Artillery Regiment), merged with 2nd Field Artillery Regiment in 1982 to form the King's Artillery Regiment.
• 2nd Field Artillery Regiment (Zealand Artillery Regiment), merged with 1st Field Artillery Regiment in 1982 to form the King's Artillery Regiment.
• 3rd Field Artillery Regiment (North Jutland Artillery Regiment), merged with 4th Field Artillery Regiment in 2000 to form the Queen's Artillery Regiment.
• 4th Field Artillery Regiment (South Jutland Artillery Regiment), merged with 3rd Field Artillery Regiment in 2000 to form the Queen's Artillery Regiment.
• King's Artillery Regiment (1982–2005), merged with Queen's Artillery Regiment in 2005 to form the Danish Artillery Regiment.
• Queen's Artillery Regiment (2000–2005), merged with King's Artillery Regiment in 2005 to form the Danish Artillery Regiment.
• Danish Artillery Regiment (2005–2014, 2019–), disbanded in 2014 and reformed into 1st Danish Artillery Battalion. Reactivated on 1 January 2019.

• Zealand Air Defence Regiment (1932–1970), merged into Crown's Artillery Regiment
• Jutland Air Defence Regiment (1951–1974), merged into North Jutland Artillery Regiment

See under Cavalry units

• Army Aviation Troops (1912–1950).
• Army Air Corps (1971–2003), amalgamated into Squadron 724 of the Royal Danish Air Force.

• Zealand Engineer Regiment, merged with Jutland Engineer Regiment in 1997 to form the Engineer Regiment.
• Jutland Engineer Regiment, merged with Zealand Engineer Regiment in 1997 to form the Engineer Regiment.
• Engineer Regiment (1997–present)

• Army Materiel Command (1602–2007) merged with navy and air force counterpart to form Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization.
• Zealand Logistic Regiment (1951–1997), merged with Jutland Logistic Regiment to form the Logistic Regiment.
• Jutland Logistic Regiment (1951–1997), merged with Zealand Logistic Regiment to form the Logistic Regiment.
• Logistic Regiment (1997–present).
• Danish International Logistic Center (2001–2014), merged into Train Regiment.

• Zealand Signal Regiment, merged with Jutland Signal Regiment in 1992 to form the Signal Regiment.
• Jutland Signal Regiment, merged with Zealand Signal Regiment in 1992 to form the Signal Regiment.
• Command Support Regiment (1992–present).

• Bornholm Regiment, disbanded 2000 and reactivated 2025
• Army Military Police (1947–2014), merged with Navy and Air force Military Police.
• Intelligence Regiment (2014–present).
• Jaeger Corps (1961–2014), Now under command of SOKOM