The Danish torpedo boat <i>Huitfeldt</i> underway. <i>Huitfeldt</i> and her sistership <i>Willemoes</i> were two 901 to ships commissioned in 1947. <i>Huitfeldt</i> wore the pennants "T1", "D320" (1951-58) and "P520" (1958-1964).  The ships were originally named <i>Aarhus</i> and <i>Aalborg</i> in 1939, but the names were changed to <i>Nymfen</i> and <i>Najaden</i>. They were laid down in 1942 and launched in mid-1943. Construction stopped in August 1943, after Germany had declared martial law in Denmark. The unfinished hulls were laid up at in Copenhagen. Construction was resumed in 1945 and the names were changed to <i>Huitfeldt</i> and <i>Willemoes</i> in October 1945.
U.S. Navy
<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="http://www.navy.mil/ah_online/department_arch.html">U.S. Navy All Hands magazine</a> <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="http://www.navy.mil/ah_online/archpdf/ah194802.pdf">February 1948</a>, p. 21.