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Dennis Ove Hansens

   
Individuals DenmarkOverkonstable Dennis Ove Hansens, 23, was killed in a vehicle accident on Tuesday June 6, 2006. The accident occurred at approximately 9.00 local time at Shaiba Logistic Base. The Danish contingent is stationed at Camp Danevang, which is near by. The soldiers were practicing tactical haulage and transportation movement by convoy when a Mercedes GD lost control. There were no other soldiers injured during the incident.

Dennis had worked with the Logistics Company as well as the Battalion staff. He is the fourth Danish soldier to lose his life while serving in Iraq. An investigation into the accident has begun, with a team from the Danish military traveling to the scene.

The Danish contingent held a service for their fallen comrade. As his casket was moved from the chapel at the base hospital his fellow soldiers stood shoulder to shoulder as the sun went down over the camp. After a few words from the camp chaplain they held a minutes silence. From there he was placed onto a military aircraft for the final journey home to his family.


Commander of the Danish contingent, Colonel Henrik Bergamot, has sent condolences and wishes to the family. He also stated that Dennis was a very good friend and well regarded soldier.

Dennis was returned to his hometown on Friday where the Signals Regiment held another service. Among those attending were the chief of the Army Operations Command, Major General Poul KiƦrskou, and the commander of the Signals Regiment, Colonel Ib Johannes Baker. Denmark currently has more than 500 soldiers stationed in Iraq.
 

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Dennis Ove Hansens
Authored by: anonymous on Monday, June 12 2006 @ 09:21 AM MDT
Dennis Ove Hansen, you were a good soldier with moral. In Iraq you fighted for freedom and democrazy. The decision you took to go to Iraq was a good but dangerous decision. I am sorry that you lost your life. But i hope that, in spite of the americans way of handling the situation in Iraq, that Iraq will be a free country before the coalition troops has been pulling out.

Rest in peace.
Dennis Ove Hansens
Authored by: anonymous on Thursday, June 15 2006 @ 02:28 PM MDT
To the Hansens family from the Wahl family! Deeply sadden of the news. Dennis is a Hero to his country men and women. An he is to every American soldier and thier families! Dennis thank you for being a military brother to our son. As I can assure you he felt that way of you. Sadly, you both had not known one another. But, you both believed in the same principle's. That every nation should live in peace. healing is a very slow process. Take it one day at a time. You all loved Dennis in your own way. So be supportive and understanding to one another. reflect on the many many precious and fone memories each of you shared together with Dennis. dennid clearly knew you all loved him. Just as he knew you all loved him. He is with my son and the many that have fallen. My heart and prays are with dennis and your family. Father of fallen soldier US Army Sgt. Gregory L. Wahl KIA Balad, Iraq 05-03-04.
Dennis Ove Hansens
Authored by: anonymous on Friday, February 23 2007 @ 09:18 AM MST
Pfc. Dennis Ove Hansen was drafted into the danish army after he graduated from High school, after some months in the army as a conscript, he decided not to continue his service and left the military to pursue a career in the civilian life.

After some years, he missed the military, and decided to rejoin the army, where he received arabic language training, and then special missionbased training as preparation to his mission in Iraq.
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