symbol of Jutland and are featured on the stern of Fregatten Jylland. Structure The regiment today serves only in its armoured role as well as in an educational role for new conscripts, in a separate battalion. Units I Armoured Battalion I/JDR (1953−present) Staff Squadron (inactive) 1st Tank Squadron (Niels Kjeldsen Squadron) 2nd Tank Squadron 3rd Tank Squadron (Lilje Squadron) II Armored Infantry Battalion II/JDR (2011−present). Motor Battalion (1953−1955), Armoured Battalion (1955–2004), Training Battalion (2004−2011) Staff Company 1st Mechanised Infantry Company (Viking Company) 2nd Mechanised Infantry Company (Livkompagniet) (inactive) 4th Armored Infantry Company (4 of Diamonds Company) V Training Battalion V/JDR (2011−present). Reconnaissance Battalion 1974−2004, disbanded 2005-2011. 1st Basic Training Squadron 2nd Basic Training Squadron 3rd Mechanised Infantry Company ("Bulldog" Squadron) Disbanded Units III/JDR Armoured Battalion (1961−1984, 1988-2005), Armoured Infantry Battalion (1984-1987) IV/JDR Reconnaissance Battalion (1961−1968), Infantry Battalion (1968-2005), also as Training Battalion in mid '80s VI/JDR Tank Destroyer Battalion (1986-1994), Infantry Battalion (2000-2005), merged in from Queen's Life Regiment, only as reserve VII/JDR Infantry Battalion (1992−2005), merged in from King's Jutlandic Regiment of Foot, only as reserve Prince's Music Corps, (2005-2020), originally from Prince's Life Regiment Names of the regiment See also Guard Hussar Regiment Royal Life Guards Schleswig Regiment of Foot References External links Official website Danish Army regiments Cavalry regiments of Denmark Dragoons Military units and formations established in 1932 Military units and formations of the Bosnian War