List of Danish full generals

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This is a list of full generals in the Royal Danish Army and Air Force. The rank of general (or full general to distinguish it from the lower general officer ranks) is the highest rank currently achievable by serving officers. It ranks above lieutenant general and was prior to 1842 below general field marshal.

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List of generals

PortraitName
(Birth–Death)		AppointedRetiredBranchRef.
Poul Vendelbo de Lovenorn.jpg Poul Vendelbo Løvenørn
(1686–1740)		1738
As general of the cavalry		27 February 1740 †Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [1]
Conrad Ahlefeldt  [ da ]
(1707–1791)		1763
As general of the cavalry		25 January 1771Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [2]
Heinrich Wilhelm von Huth.jpg Heinrich Wilhelm von Huth  [ da ]
(1717–1806)		17 January 1772
As general of the infantry		Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [3]
Johann Valentin Tischbein - Ernst Friedrich III of Saxony-Hildburghausen.jpg Ernest Frederick III, Duke of Saxe-Hildburghausen
(1727–1780)		1763
As general of the infantry		3 July 1765Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [4]
HGM De la Pegna Finkenfang bei Maxen (cropped).jpg Friedrich August von Finck
(1718–1766)		21 October 1764
As general of the infantry		24 February 1766 †Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [5]
Peder Als - Andreas Hauch, kommandant pa Kronborg - KMS7417 - Statens Museum for Kunst.jpg Andreas Hauch  [ da ]
(1708–1782)		21 October 1774
As general of the infantry		19 May 1782 †Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [6]
Caspar Moltke  [ da ]
(1738–1800)		11 October 1791
As general of the cavalry		17 April 1800 †Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [6]
Ernst Peymann 1735-1823.jpg Ernst Peymann
(1737–1823)		2 January 1795
As general of the infantry		18 January 1809Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [7]
Christoph Wilhelm Wohlien - Portraet af Frederik VI.jpg Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark
(1768–1839)		3 December 1839 †Royalty
Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army
Frederik Carl Christian Ulrik Ahlefeldt.jpg Frederik Carl Christian Ulrik Ahlefeldt Laurvigen  [ da ]
(1742–1825)		22 February 18081808Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [8]
Adam Ludvig Moltke.jpg Adam Ludvig Moltke  [ da ]
(1743–1810)		1 April 180811 March 1808Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [9]
Prinds Frederik af Hessen.png Prince Frederik of Hesse
(1771–1845)		18081842 [lower-alpha 1] Royalty
Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army 		[10]
Prince Christian of Hesse
(1776–1814)		1 January 181214 November 1814 †Royalty
Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army 		[11]
Christian Hornemann - Portraet af den unge Kong Christian VIII.png Crown Prince Christian of Denmark
(1786–1848)		28 January 181220 January 1848 †Royalty
Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army 		[11]
Frederik August Emil.jpg Emil of Slesvig-Holsten-Sønderborg-Augustenborg  [ da ]
(1767–1841)		31 July 1815 ?Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [12]
Carl Friederich Bielefeldt  [ da ]
(1752–1825)		1815 ?Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [13]
Joachim Castenschiold.jpg Joachim Castenschiold
(1743–1817)		5 November 1809Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [14]
Arveprins Ferdinand.jpg Ferdinand, Hereditary Prince of Denmark
(1792–1863)		1 August 182929 June 1863 †Royalty
Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army 		[15]
Frantz Christopher (von) Bulow - David Monies (cropped).jpg Frantz Bülow  [ da ]
(1769–1844)		1 January 1840
(À la suite)		Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [16]
Otto Blome.jpg Otto von Blome
(1770–1849)		27 February 1841 ?Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [17]
Frederik Caspar Conrad Frieboe (cropped).jpg Frederik Caspar Conrad Frieboe  [ da ]
(1767–1846)		1 July 1842
(À la suite)		Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [18]
Frederik 7 of Denmark.jpg Frederick VII of Denmark
(1808–1863)		20 January 184815 November 1863 †Royalty [19]
Wilhelmvonhessenkassel.jpg Prince William of Hesse-Kassel
(1787–1867)		28 February 18485 September 1867 †Royalty [20]
Kristian 9.jpg Christian IX of Denmark
(1818–1906)		15 November 186329 January 1906 †Royalty [21]
Christian de Meza.jpg Christian de Meza
(1792–1865)		19 December 18641 April 1865
(À la suite)		Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [18]
Otto Bulow by Chr. E. Jorgensen 02.jpg Otto Bülow  [ da ]
(1812–1895)		18 September 18673 April 1882Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [22]
Gustav Castenskiold by Hansen, Schou & Weller.jpg Gustav Castenskiold  [ da ]
(1815–1886)		18 September 18678 August 1885Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [23]
Frederik Dreyer 1814-1898.jpg Frederik Dreyer  [ da ]
(1814–1898)		18 September 186731 March 1881Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [24]
Henri Alexandre Antoine de Dompierre de Jonquieres by Thora Hallager.jpg Henri de Dompierre de Jonquières  [ da ]
(1816–1879)		18 September 1867 ?Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [25] [26]
Max Muller 1808-1884.jpg Friedemann Maximilian Müller  [ da ]
(1808–1884)		18 September 18671 January 1879Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [27]
Johan Waldemar Neergaard by Georg E. Hansen.jpg Johan Waldemar Neergaard  [ da ]
(1810–1879)		18 September 186714 December 1877Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [28]
Georg Julius Wilhelm Nielsen by J.A. Schultz.jpg Georg Julius Wilhelm Nielsen  [ da ]
(1811–1891)		18 September 18671 April 1881Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [29]
Paul Ulrich Scharffenberg by Hansen & Weller.jpg Paul Scharffenberg  [ da ]
(1810–1882)		18 September 186721 April 1879Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [30]
Peter Frederik Steinmann 1812-1894 by Eduard Hansen.jpg Peter Frederik Steinmann
(1812–1894)		18 September 1867
14 December 1877		11 June 1875
3 April 1882		Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [31]
Frederik Christian Stiernholm by Emil Rye.jpg Frederik Stiernholm  [ da ]
(1822–1879)		18 September 186721 April 1879Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [32]
Wilhelm Carl Bernt Stricker by F.F. Petersen.jpg Wilhelm Carl Bernt Stricker  [ da ]
(1817–1885)		18 September 186726 August 1885 †Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [33]
Ernst Wilster.jpg Ernst Wilster  [ da ]
(1808–1881)		18 September 186714 December 1877Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [34]
Philipp Worishoffer.jpg Philipp Wörishöffer  [ da ]
(1804–1892)		18 September 18672 April 1874Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [35]
Frederic8-(1863-1868).jpeg Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark
(1843–1912)		18 September 186714 May 1912 †Royalty [36]
Ernst du Plat by Hansen & Weller.jpg Ernst du Plat  [ da ]
(1816–1892)		24 September 1870Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [37]
Eduard Schreiber.jpg Edvard Valentin Schreiber
(1822–1892)		8 October 187013 November 1889Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [38]
Wolfgang Haffner in uniform.jpg Wolfgang von Haffner
(1810–1887)		30 August 1871
(À la suite)		23 December 1872Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [39]
Carl Wolle by Hansen, Schou & Weller.jpg Carl Wolle  [ da ]
(1813–1893)		22 April 1874Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [40]
Christian Bauditz by Pacht & Crone.jpg Christian Bauditz  [ da ]
(1815–1909)		23 April 187429 January 1885Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [41]
Christian Albert Frederik Thomsen by Hansen & Weller.jpg Christian Albert Frederik Thomsen  [ da ]
(1827–1896)		16 July 1874
Out of number		 ?Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [42]
Stefan Ankjaer by V.E. Svendsen.jpg Stephan Ankjær  [ da ]
(1820–1892)		16 July 187415 October 1888Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [43]
Poul Egede Glahn by N.E. Sinding.jpg Poul Egede Glahn  [ da ]
(1811–1896)		17 December 1876
(À la suite)		Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [44] [45]
Jacob Ernst by Jens Petersen.jpg Jacob Ernst  [ da ]
(1820–1897)		31 July 187721 July 1890Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [46]
Wilhelm Frederik Ludvig Kauffmann by Elfelt.jpg Wilhelm Kauffmann  [ da ]
(1821–1892)		1 January 187918 March 1891Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [47]
Lorentz August Bie.jpg Lorentz August Bie  [ da ]
(1815–1891)		10 January 187929 January 1885Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [48]
Johan Ditlev Host by Hansen, Schou & Weller.jpg Johan Ditlev Høst  [ da ]
(1818–1882)		21 April 18799 February 1882Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [49]
Ludolph Fog by Ludvig Kjaer.jpg Ludolph Fog  [ da ]
(1825–1897)		21 April 18791895Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [50]
Heinrich Theodor Wenck.jpg Heinrich Theodor Wenck  [ da ]
(1810–1885)		15 December 1879
(À la suite)		Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [51]
Prince Wilhelm - Hans Mehlert.jpg Prince Wilhelm of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg  [ da ]
(1816–1893)		18805 September 1893 †Royalty [20]
Gustav the 5th., Swedish king, the son of Oscar the 2nd, king in1907 No-nb bldsa 1c050.jpg Gustaf V of Sweden
(1858–1950)		20 December 190729 October 1950 †Royalty [52]
Britain Before the First World War; Edward VII Q107143.jpg Edward VII of England
(1841–1910)		22 April 19086 May 1910 †Royalty [53]
Emperor Francis Joseph.jpg Franz Joseph I of Austria
(1830–1916)		11 May 190821 November 1916 †Royalty [53]
Christian X - Peter Elfelt.jpg Christian X of Denmark
(1870–1947)		15 May 191220 April 1947 †Royalty [52]
Grand Duke of Meck. Schwerin LCCN2014697714.jpg Frederick Francis IV of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
(1882–1945)		19 July 191317 November 1945 †Royalty [52]
King George VI LOC matpc.14736 A (cropped).jpg George VI of the United Kingdom
(1895–1952)		13 December 19376 February 1952 †Royalty [54]
Portrait of Gustaf, King of Sweden, Bestanddeelnr 907-0653 (cropped 2).jpg Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden
(1882–1973)		24 March 195215 September 1973 †Royalty [55]
Frederick IX in 1947 Crop.png Frederik IX of Denmark
(1899–1972)		20 April 194714 January 1972 †Royalty [55]
General Kurt Rudolph Ramberg.jpg Kurt Ramberg  [ da ]
(1908–1997)		1 October 196230 November 1973Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Air Force [56]
General Otto Blixenkrone-Moller.jpg Otto Blixenkrone-Møller  [ da ]
(1912–2006)		1 December 197230 April 1977Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [57]
General Knud Jorgensen.png Knud Jørgensen  [ da ]
(1919–1990)		1 May 197730 September 1984Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [57]
Henrik, Prince Consort of Denmark, Bestanddeelnr 928-2405 (cropped).jpg Henrik, Prince Consort of Denmark
(1967–2018)		198113 February 2018 †Royalty [58]
General Otto K. Lind.png Otto K. Lind
(1920–2000)		1 October 198430 November 1985Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [57]
Official Jorgen Lyng portrait.jpg Jørgen Lyng
(born 1934)		1 November 198931 March 1996Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [57]
Official Christian Hvidt portrait.jpg Christian Hvidt  [ da ]
(born 1942)		20 August 199630 September 2002Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Air Force [57]
General Hans Jesper Helso.jpg Hans Jesper Helsø
(born 1948)		1 October 200231 July 2008Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [57]
General Knud Bartels NATO.jpg Knud Bartels
(born 1948)		16 November 200915 July 2015Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [59] [60]
Peter Bertram.png Peter Bartram
(born 1961)		20 March 201210 January 2017Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [61] [62]
Bjorn Bisserup General 2017.jpg Bjørn Bisserup
(born 1960)		10 January 20171 December 2020Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [62] [63]
LENTFER portraet 2 hig res FOTO FMI.jpg Flemming Lentfer
(born 1964)		1 December 20203 April 2024Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Air Force [64] [65]
Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark in 2021.jpg Frederik X of Denmark
(born 1968)		14 January 2024Royalty [66]
Michael Wiggers Hyldgaard DVIDS7231908 (cropped).jpg Michael Hyldgaard  [ da ]
(born 1964)		3 April 2024Flag of Denmark (state).svg  Royal Danish Army [65] [67]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Promoted to General field marshal in 1836. [10]

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