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The Ship uses the | The Ship uses the arms of its namesake Vice Admiral Christen Thomesen Sehested (1664-1736), known for the Battles of Stralsund and Rügen in 1712. He was also the Commander of the 1701 founded Sea Cadet Academy. Approved by HM Queen 1 December 1976. | ||
[[Literature]]: Picture by Skjoldbro on Wikimedia Commons. Information from the Book Dansk Orlogsheraldik. | [[Literature]]: Picture by Skjoldbro on Wikimedia Commons. Information from the Book Dansk Orlogsheraldik. | ||
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[[Category:Military heraldry of Denmark]] | [[Category:Military heraldry of Denmark]] | ||
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FAST MISSILE BOAT SEHESTED (P547), DANISH NAVY
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Official blazon
I blått en af tre søblade af sølv - anbragt 1 2 - omsat rød rose med kalk av guld og med grønne bæreblade. Skjoldet hviler på et anker hvorover en kongekrone.
Origin/meaning
The Ship uses the arms of its namesake Vice Admiral Christen Thomesen Sehested (1664-1736), known for the Battles of Stralsund and Rügen in 1712. He was also the Commander of the 1701 founded Sea Cadet Academy. Approved by HM Queen 1 December 1976.
Literature: Picture by Skjoldbro on Wikimedia Commons. Information from the Book Dansk Orlogsheraldik.
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