Willemoes-class fast missile boats: P540 Bille, P541 Bredal, P542 Hammer, P543 Huitfeldt, P544 Krieger, P545 Norby, P546 Rodsteen, P547 Sehested, P548 Suenson, P549 Willemoes Flyvefisken-class patrol vessel: P550 Flyvefisken (commissioned 19 December 1989) Oilers: A568 Rimfaxe, A569 Skinfaxe Land-based Mobile Base (MOBA) with approximately 40 trucks, which supplied fuel, ordnance, and freshwater, and provided repair facilities outside the naval bases to the torpedo boats. MOBA also had mobile radars for tactical surveillance and target acquisition, and Submarine Squadron Narwhal-class submarines: S320 Narhvalen, S321 Nordkaperen Kobben-class submarine: S322 Tumleren (bought from Norway and commissioned on 20 October 1989) Dolphin-class submarines: S327 Spækhuggeren (decommissioned 31 July 1989), S329 Springeren Mine Vessels Squadron Lindormen-class cable minelayers: N43 Lindormen, N44 Lossen Falster-class minelayers: N80 Falster, N81 Fyen, N82 Møen, N83 Sjælland Sund-class minesweepers (in the process of being replaced by Flyvefisken-class patrol vessels): M572 Alssund (decommissioned 30 November 1989), M573 Egernsund (decommissioned 31 December 1989), M574 Grønsund, M575 Guldborgsund, M577 Ulvsund (had been refitted as a minehunter, decommissioned 31 December 1989), M578 Vilsund Fishery Protection Squadron Hvidbjørnen-class offshore patrol frigates: F348 Hvidbjørnen, F349 Vædderen, F350 Ingolf, F351 Fylla Beskytteren-class offshore patrol frigate: F340 Beskytteren Agdlek-class arctic patrol cutters: Y386 Agdlek, Y387 Agpa, Y388 Tulugaq Barsø-class naval patrol cutters: Y300 Barsø, Y301 Drejø, Y302 Romsø, Y303 Samsø, Y304 Thurø, Y305 Vejrø, Y306 Farø, Y307 Læsø, Y308 Rømø Danish Naval Air Squadron, Værløse Air Base (8x Lynx Mk.80 helicopters) Coastal artillery, with truck-mounted AGM-84 Harpoon anti-ship missiles Navy Bases Main bases: Holmen Naval Base Frederikshavn Naval Base Korsor Naval Base Minor naval bases: Marine Station Aarhus (Danish Navy fleet command base) Marine Station Esbjerg (NATO reinforcements port) Marine Station Grønnedal in Greenland Marine Station Thorshavn in the Faroe Islands Torpedo Station Kongsøre (Frogman Corps and mine divers base) Lyngsbæk Pier (Naval mines depot) Coastal fortifications: Stevnsfortet at the southern entrance to Øresund Langelandsfortet at the southern entrance to the Great Belt Sea surveillance stations: Marine Station Møn Marine Station Gedser Marine Station Bornholm Royal Danish Navy Aircraft Inventory 1989 The inventory of the Royal Danish Navy in 1989 consisted of the following aircraft: 1x Lynx 23 6x Lynx 80 2x Lynx 90 Home Guard The Danish Home Guard was a volunteer military organization offering a permanent state of readiness. The task of the Home Guard was to support the armed forces. The Home Guard Command was based in Copenhagen and administered the home guard during peacetime.