While Denmark remained neutral during WWI, they were still investigating in AFVs, after veiwing of those in combat south of the homeland. This wasn't actually an army vehicle, but a semi-improvized armoured car made by the Skyttekorps (militia). It was based on the Hotchkiss M1909. Only one was ever built. After being damaged in 1920, in a crash, it was de-commisioned three years later.
-- Edited by Hughbearson on Friday 23rd of April 2010 06:07:17 PM
Ah, right I see. Yes, thankyou Ivan. The source I had said the chassis was built on the Hotchkiss M1909, which confused me a bit, since that's a machine gun, but what it probalbly ment was, that there was one of those mounted/fixed onto the chassis. Thanks.
P.S Don't worry about your English, its absolutely fine.
Hotchkiss also manufactured cars or at least assembled them from components I dont know to what extent the cars were in house, there is a car sometimes referred to as the Hotchkiss M1909..