ROYAL GUARDS   KRALJEVSKA GARDA   Den Kongelige Livgarde 

      Danska kraljevska garda (Den Kongelige Livgarde) je pješadijska regimenta formirana 1658. godine. Gardu je osnovao kralj Frederik III i od tada služi u dvostranoj ulozi: kao borbena jedinica i kao gardijska jedinica (za stražarsko/ceremonijalne službe). Uniforma Kraljevske garde za vršenje redovne službe (straža  sl.) je tamnoplave boje. Ceremonijalna uniforma je veoma slična onoj Britanske kraljevske garde: crvena bluza, plave hlače i visoka kapa (šubara) od medvjeđeg krzna sa oznakom regimente. Uz to ide i gardijska sablja, koju je uvedena za vrijeme prvog Šleskog rata 1848-1850, (originalno je to bila francuska konjička sablja). U ovoj je jedinici i sadašnji prestolonasljednik Princ Frederik služio svoj vojni rok, sa činom narednika.

      Den Kongelige Livgarde (The Royal Guards) is an infantry regiment of the Royal Danish Army, formed in 1658. The regiment was founded by King Frederik III and was charged with both being an infantry regiment (a front line combat unit) and as a guard for the Danish Monarch (as a guard/ceremonial unit). The ordinary uniform of the Royal Guards while they are on guard duty is dark blue. Their full dress uniform is very similar to that of the Foot Guards regiments of the British Army: a scarlet tunic; blue trousers; and a bearskin with the regiment's cap badge (the Sun and Royal Coat of Arms); together with the symbolic gardersabel (Guards sabre), which is part of the spoils from the First Schleswig War 1848-1850 and originally a French infantry sabre. During his time in the Danish forces, Crown Prince Frederik served a tour in the Royal Guards with the rank of Sergeant.

PRINCE LIFE REGIMENT   PRINČEVA GARDIJSKA REGIMETA   Prinsens Livregiment 

      Prinsens Livregiment (English: The Prince's Life Regiment) was the army's sole line infantry regiment, and is named for Prince Henrik, the husband of Queen Margrethe II. The motto of the regiment was "Gloria Finis" (Honor above all). The regiment was formed in 2000 through the amalgamation of the original Prince's Life Regiment with two other regiments: Slesvigske Fodregiment - Schleswig Foot Regiment  and Dronningens Livregiment - Queen's Life Regiment.  The regiment was founded during the reign of King Frederik III in 1657 under the command of Ernst Albrecht von Eberstein. Over the years it has undergone many changes of name, the last taking place in 1961. In August 2006, the regiment was amalgamated with Jydske Dragonregiment and its Battalions disbanded.

GUARD HUSSAR REGIMENT   GARDIJSKA HUSARSKA REGIMENTA  Gardehusarregimentet

      Gardijska husarska regimenta je jedna od dvije konjičke regimente Danske vojske. Nastaje spajanjem orginalnih Gardijskih husara sa dvije pješadijske regimente: Sjelandske i Danske. Iako datiraju od 1762. godine za svoj dan osnivanja uzimaju datum nastanaka starije od dvije pripojene regimente: Zelandske, koja je osnovana 1614. To čini gardijsku husarsku regimentu najstariju još uvijek postojeću husarsku jedinicu na svijetu. Uz svoju operativnu ulogu, zajedno sa Kraljevskom gardom ima i ceremonijalnu ulogu (kao Kraljevska konjica u Britanskoj armiji). Njihova ceremonijalna uniforma datira još d 1860. godine! Danas je jedinica klasificirana kao konjička, a u stvari sastoji se od  4 bataljona: 1. oklopna pješadija, 2. bataljon za obuku, 3. izviđački i 4. također za obuku.

 HUSARS  6th RECCE

      Gardehusarregimentet (English: Guard Hussar Regiment) is one of two cavalry regiments of the Royal Danish Army. Its name is often abbreviated GHR. It was formed in 2001 through the amalgamation of the original Guard Hussars with two infantry regiments: Sjællandske Livregiment (Zealand Life Regiment) and Danske Liveregiment (Danish Life Regiment). Although the Guard Hussars themselves date from 1762, the Danish Army takes the date of the founding of a regiment from its oldest part, in this case the Zealand Life Regiment, which was founded in 1614. This makes the Guard Hussars the oldest regiment of hussars in the world still operational. In addition to its operational role, the Guard Hussar Regiment is one of two regiments in the Danish Army (along with the Den Kongelige Livgarde) to be classed as 'Guards'; in this case, the Guard Hussars perform the same role as the Household Cavlary do in the British Army. The ceremonial uniform of the Guard Hussar Regiment dates from 1860. The motto of the regiment is not in Danish but in Latin: In actis esto volucris, which translates to Be swift in action. Today the Gardehusarregiment is classed as a cavalry regiment, it is in fact a mixed armoured and infantry unit, with four battalions: 1st Battalion - Armoured Infantry; 2nd Battalion – Training; 3rd Battalion – Reconnaissance and 4th Battalion – Training.

DANISH LIVE REGIMENT  DANSKA REGIMENTA 

     Danska regimenta (Danske Livregiment, engleski: Danish Life Regiment) je bila pješadijska regimenta Danske Kopnene vojske. 01. 01. 2001. godine stapa se sa Zelandskom regimentom Sjaellandske Livregiment) u Gardijsku husarsku regimentu (Gardehusarregimentet). Korijeni ove jedinice sežu do 1763. godine kada je stvorena od danskih i njemačkih plaćenika. Učestvuje u svim danskim ratovima. 1976. godine Danskoj regimenti se pridodaje Folsterska pješadijska regimenta (Falsterske Fodregiment).

1st COMPANY, 1st BATT

     Danske Livregiment (English: Danish Life Regiment) was a Danish Army infantry regiment. On January 1, 2001, it was merged, together with Sj&aeligllandske Livregiment, into Gardehusarregimentet. Danske Livregiment can trace its history back to 1763 when it was erected of mixed personnel of Danes and German mercenaries. The Regiment has participated in many wars. In 1976 Falsterske Fodregiment was merged into the regiment.

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     Naziv Husar je nastao u Mađarskoj i potječe od riječi "husz", što znači dvadeset. Nekada je dvadeset seoskih domaćinstava moralo dati jednog konjanika i otuda je nastao taj naziv.

     The name "hussars" originally comes from the Hungarian word "husz", that means twenty, since every twenty farms in Hungary should provide a horse soldier.