The Admiral Danish Fleet ( ADMDANFLT ) ( Danish : Søværnets Operative Kommando lit. ' The Navy's Operational Command ' ) was the operationally supreme organisation of the Royal Danish Navy between 1 January 1991 and 30 September 2014.
4-748: In 1961, following major restructuring of the Danish Navy, it was decide to collect all daily operational tasks under one command. Following the 1988 Defence Commission, it was decided that the positions of Inspector of the Navy would be removed and the chief of the Admiral Danish Fleet would become the new Chief of the Royal Danish Navy . 56°09′15″N 10°05′41″E / 56.15417°N 10.09472°E / 56.15417; 10.09472 This Danish military article
8-675: Is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . Chief of the Royal Danish Navy The Chief of the Royal Danish Navy is the professional head of the Royal Danish Navy . Originally the commander of the navy was the King , with daily control given to the Admiralty and Commissioners College [ da ] . The Admiralty existed from 1660 until the end of absolute monarchy in 1848. In 1852,
12-523: The Ministry of the Navy. In 1960, the position was renamed to Chief of the Navy ( Danish : Chef for Søværnet ). Following major reductions in the 1980s, the name was again changed, this time to Inspector of the Navy ( Danish : Inspektøren for Søværnet ). In 1990, the Marine staff and the position of Inspector of the Navy were abolished, resulting in all areas of responsibility being transferred to
16-586: The position of Navy Inspector ( Danish : Flådeinspektør ) is established as the commander of the navy. Following the Naval Law of 1909, the position was renamed the General Inspector for the Navy ( Danish : Generalinspektør for søværnet ). After the Naval Law of 1932, the vice admiral would become Chief of the Naval Command ( Danish : Chef for Søværnskommandoen ) and director of
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