Copenhagen, Denmark. 6th September, 2014. Open House in celebration of the 400th anniversary of the Danish army. A great number of present and former service personnel, veterans, families, curious Danes and tourists visit the comprehensive hands-on exhibitions, performances, and activities at Kastellet (the Citadel) and the neighbouring Churchill Park. Getting close to, climbing into, touch, and ask questions about vintage and contemporary combat and special vehicles and aircrafts was a hit. Here one of the Danish Army's Fennec helicopters. Credit: Niels Quist/Alamy Live News

Copenhagen, Denmark. 6th September, 2014. Open House in celebration of the 400th anniversary of the Danish army. A great number of present and former service personnel, veterans, families, curious Danes and tourists visit the comprehensive hands-on exhibitions, performances, and activities at Kastellet (the Citadel) and the neighbouring Churchill Park. Getting close to, climbing into, touch, and ask questions about vintage and contemporary combat and special vehicles and aircrafts was a hit. Here one of the Danish Army's Fennec helicopters. Credit: Niels Quist/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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