Coast Guard (Republic of China)

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Taiwan Coast Guard
海岸 巡防 署
Hǎi'àn Xúnfáng Shǔ
Taiwan Coast Guard (TCG)

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Country TaiwanRepublic of China (Taiwan) Taiwan
Type Coast guard
Insinuation Ocean Affairs Council
insignia
Flag of the TCG flag
Headquarters administration building

The Coast Guard of the Republic of China (Taiwan) ( Chinese  行政院 海岸 巡防 署 , Pinyin Xíngzhèngyuàn Hǎi'àn Xúnfáng Shǔ ) was established in 2000 and is under its own minister (currently Wang Ginn-wang). The Taipei- based Coast Guard has a strength of 15,034 men (2004 estimate).

tasks

The tasks include maintaining or restoring public safety and order at sea, detecting smuggling at sea, uncovering illegal migration , rescuing water at sea, inspecting sea ​​ports , protecting water and securing fish stocks ( fish poaching , fishing regulations, Epidemics). In addition, the coast guard has the task of a water police at sea. The Coast Guard is a civilian agency within the executive yuan division , but reports to the armed forces in emergencies and defense .

Organizational structure

The structure of the organization:

  • Maritime Patrol Directorate General (High Seas)
    • 16 flotillas
4 sectors (north, south, center, east)
  • Coastal Patrol Directorate General (Coast)
4 sectors (north, south, center, east)

Watercraft

In addition to the name of the ship, all watercraft bear the word "ROC COAST GUARD".

  • <100 t
    • Type PP-210 (M4 Boat) PP-101 (10 ton class)
    • Type PP-601 (Special Mission Jet)
    • Type PP-3016 (30 ton class)
    • Type PP-3517 (35 ton class)
    • Type PP-3535 (35 ton class)
    • Type PP-5010 (50 ton class)
    • Type PP-5022 (50 ton class)
    • Type PP-5510 (55 ton class)
    • Type ORB-01 (55-ton class, oil cleaning ship)
    • Type PP-6002 (60 ton class)
    • Type PP-10002 (100 ton class)
    • Type PP-10023 (100 ton class)
    • Type PP-10026 (second generation 100 ton class)
CG 119 (海巡署 600 噸級 巡防 救難 艦; launched 2000)
  • > 100 t
    • SHUN HU NO.5 (100 ton class)
    • SHUN HU NO.6 (200 ton class)
    • CG-110 SHUN HSING (300 ton class, retired)
    • SHUN HU NO.2 (400 ton class)
    • SHUN HU NO.3 (400 ton class)
    • CG-107 PAO HSING (500 ton class, retired)
    • CG-108 QIN HSING (500 ton class, retired)
    • CG-109 TEH HSING (500 ton class)
    • CG-116 TAIPEI (500 ton class)
    • CG-122 NANTOU (500 ton class)
    • CG-125 KIMMEN (500 ton class)
    • CG-125 LIANJIANG (500 ton class)
    • CG-117 TAICHUNG (600 ton class)
    • CG-118 KEELUNG (600 ton class)
    • CG-119 HUALIEN (600 ton class)
    • CG-120 PENG-HU (600 ton class)
    • CG-105 MOU HSING (800 ton class)
    • CG-106 FU HSING (800 ton class)
    • SHUN HU NO.1 (800 ton class)
    • SHUN HU NO.7 (1000 ton class)
    • SHUN HU NO.8 (1000 ton class)
    • SHUN HU NO.9 (1000 ton class)
    • CG-131 MIAOLI (1000 ton class)
    • CG-132 TAOYUAN (1000 ton class)
    • CG-133 TAITUNG (1000 ton class)
    • CG-135 PINTUNG (1000 ton class)
    • CG-101 HO HSING (1800 ton class)
    • CG-102 WEI HSING (1800 ton class)
    • CG-126 TAINAN (2000 ton class)
    • CG-127 XINBEI (2000 ton class)
    • CG-128 KAOHSIUNG (3000 ton class)
    • CG-129 YILAN (3000 ton class)
    • RB-01 (Search / Rescue Boat)

helicopter

Web links

Commons : Coast Guard Administration, Ocean Affairs Council  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Coast Guard Administration: About CGA> Minister . Accessed January 20, 2014.
  2. ^ Coast Guard Administration: Subordinate Units . Accessed January 20, 2014.
  3. ^ Coast Guard Administration: Assets> Cutters and Boats . Accessed January 20, 2014.

Coordinates: 24 ° 59 ′ 42.4 "  N , 121 ° 33 ′ 33.5"  E