One or more of these Navy boats are definitely been scrapped after these photos were taken. At the port of Aarhus can see two ship's bows that can be identified to have belonged to these ships.

View this photo of JAKOB:

http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=2014412#

- in background is the one bow with signature Doc 8000.

Thanks for the help Poul Erik.

After your tip, I found this information on Wikipedia:

HMS Varberg (T134/R134) was a torpedo boat of Norrköping class in the Swedish navy launched 2 February 1974. Rebuilt from torpedo to missile FAC between 1982 to 1984 and received the designation R134 instead of T134. After it is disposed of in 1998 she was sold to a Norwegian owner who built on her for pleasure at an English shipyard.

They vent out of service in 2005, the R in the hull number stands fore ROBOTBOAT, some of them was convertet into Robotboats. And i think they are waiting to be scapped on the pics,

The ships also seems to be disarmed. So maybe they are there awaiting scrapping?

Sorry they are Norrkoebings class.

R133: Norrtalje. R134:Varberg. N141:Strømstad. Swedish tropedo boats . Ystad class.

Have had the suspicion that they were Swedish or Norwegian

They look like old swedish, tropedo boats.