[2] After a short period in the Danish Navy, following his father Hector Frederik Kiaer (Admiral and Captain of the King's ship Dannebrog)'s foot steps,[3] he then moved to London to learn English and to pursue his career.
[6] In 1941 he acquired the Lexham Hall Estate near Litcham in Norfolk but, in 1945, when he saw the condition that the Army had left it in, decided to put it back on the market.
Kier & Co, Nuttall and some Dutch contractors to rebuild the devastated Rotterdam docks.
[10] Further major infrastructure projects included the M2 Medway Bridge and many power stations.
[6] He was a member of the Danish Club at 62 Knightsbridge[4] and was awarded made CBE for industrial and social services in 1970.