units. Den Kongelige Livgarde (Infantry, in case of wartime upgrade to double battalion size and had 2x Heavy Mortar platoons (4x120 mm MT)) Mounted Hussar Squadron, Gardehusarregimentet, (Infantry, in case of wartime upgrade to battalion size) Engineer Company 4x Homeguard Districts (Northern Zealand) 4x Homeguard Staff Companies 29x Area Companies 4x Homeguard Military Police Companies ? x Homeguard Districts (Copenhagen) ? x Homeguard Staff Company ? x Area Company ? x Homeguard Military Police Company 7th Territorial Region (Bornholm), responsible for Bornholm 1x Homeguard District Homeguard Staff Company 5x Homeguard Area Companies Homeguard Military Police Company Air Force Home Guard The Air Force Home Guard would have provided additional ground and air defence personnel to the Air Force, and would have manned the co-located operating base at which U.S. Air Force reinforcement would have been based. Naval Home Guard The Naval Home Guard (Marinehjemmeværnet (MHV)) was fielded a small number of ships for coastal surveillance. MH-90-class home guard cutters: MHV 90 Bopa, MHV 91 Brigaden, MHV 92 Holger Danske, MHV 93 Hvidsten, MHV 94 Ringen, MHV 95 Speditøren References Sources Peter Monte, Die Rolle der Marine der Bundesrepublik Deutschland in der Verteidigungsplanung für Mittel- und Nordeuropa von den 50er Jahren bis zur Wende 1989/90; in: Werner Rahn (Hrsg.), Deutsche Marinen im Wandel, S. 565 ff.. München 2005. Norbert Rath; Headquarter Allied Forces Baltic Approaches (HQ BALTAP); in Marineforum 4-1997, S. 3ff. Literature Thomas-Durell Young, Command in NATO After the Cold War: Alliance, National and Multinational Considerations External links BALTAP Military history of Denmark Danish Armed Forces at the end of the Cold War