Sergeant Major of the Army (Denmark)

The Sergeant Major of the Army (Danish: Hærchefsergenten) is the highest-ranking non-commissioned officer (NCO) in the Royal Danish Army. The position serves as a principal advisor to the Chief of the Army (Danish: Hærchefen) on matters affecting the welfare, training, morale, and effective utilization of the Army's enlisted personnel.

The Sergeant Major of the Army is typically a highly experienced and respected NCO with a distinguished service record. They act as a vital link between the enlisted ranks and the Army's senior leadership, providing feedback and insights from the perspective of the common soldier. Their responsibilities include visiting units throughout the country, participating in ceremonies, and representing the Army at various events. They also play a role in developing and improving training programs and policies impacting the enlisted force. The specific duties and responsibilities are defined by the Chief of the Army and can evolve over time to meet the Army's changing needs. The individual holding this position is considered a key figure in maintaining the professional standards and effectiveness of the Royal Danish Army's NCO corps.