Coast Guard of the Border Service of FSB
Береговая охрана ПС ФСБ России
Banner of the Russian Coast Guard
Banner of the Russian Coast Guard
Racing Stripe since 1993
Racing Stripe since 1993
Ensign since 2008
Ensign since 2008

Pennants for ships and boats since 2008
Agency overview
Formed20 July 2004
Jurisdictional structure
Operations jurisdictionRussia
Specialist jurisdiction
  • Coastal patrol, marine border protection, marine search and rescue.
Operational structure
Agency executive
  • Admiral Gennady Medvedev, Acting Commander of the Coast Guard
Parent agency Federal Security Service
FSB Border Service
Facilities
Boats300 vessels
Notables
People
  • Inokentiy Nalyotov
  • Vyacheslav Serzhanin
Significant operation

The Coast Guard of the Border Service of the FSB (Russian: Береговая охрана Пограничной службы ФСБ России, romanized: Beregovaya okhrana Pogranichnoy sluzhby FSB Rossii), previously known as the Maritime Units of the KGB Border Troops (Russian: Морские части Пограничных Войск КГБ СССР), is the coast guard of Russia.

The purpose of the formation of the Coast Guard of the FSB of Russia is to create a modern comprehensive and multifunctional system for protecting the national interests of Russia in the border area on the border area (sea coast, inland sea waters and the territorial sea), in the exclusive economic zone and on the continental shelf of Russia, taking into account the ongoing changes in political, economic, social life in the country and providing favorable conditions for the implementation of legal economic, fishing and other activities in the maritime border area of Russia.

Currently, the Coast Guard is part of the Border Guard Service of Russia under the Federal Security Service of Russia (Береговая охрана Пограничной службы ФСБ России).[1]

History

Marine Units of the Border Troops of the USSR

Ensign of ships, boats and vessels of the Border Troops of the Soviet Union, later the Russian Federation until 1993[2]

After the end of the Second World War in 1945, the Marine Units of the Border Troops (MCHPV) carried out the protection of the Soviet Union's maritime borders until its collapse. In different periods of 1945-1957 's border troops, along with their member MCHPV, included in the structure of the various law enforcement agencies of the Soviet Union: the NKVD, MGB, MVD USSR. In 1957, the Marine units of the border troops, along with the rest of the border units , became part of the State Security Committee under the Council of Ministers of the USSR, which in 1978 was transformed into an independent state committee - USSR State Security Committee (KGB of the USSR).

On October 22, 1991, the KGB of the USSR was abolished, on the basis of its former structures, 3 separate departments were created: the Inter-Republican Security Service , the Central Intelligence Service and the Committee for the Protection of the State Border of the USSR. The latter is responsible for the transfer of powers for the protection of the state border, in connection with which the Border Troops (and, accordingly, the Marine units that are part of them) are transferred to his subordination.

On October 28, 1992, by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation[3] No. 1309 Committee for the Protection of the State Border of the USSR was abolished, in accordance with which the Border Troops, together with their Naval Units, were transferred to the subordination of the Ministry of Security of the Russian Federation (MBRF) formed on January 24, 1992.

On June 12, 1992, the Border Troops of the Russian Federation[4] formed as part of the MBRF on the basis of the former Committee for the Protection of the State Border and the troops subordinate to it , while the Maritime Units of the Border Troops of the Russian Federation (MCHPV of Russia) are one of their components.

On December 21, 1993, the MBRF was abolished, on its basis the Federal Counterintelligence Service of the Russian Federation was created , while on December 30, 1993, on the basis of the Border Troops and their control bodies, an independent federal executive body was created: the Federal Border Service - Main Command of the Border Troops of the Russian Federation (FPS - Glavkomat).

Maritime Border Forces

Ensign of ships, boats and vessels of the Russian Border Guards from 1993[2] to 2008

In 1994, as part of the FPS - High Command, the MCHPV of Russia was reorganized into the Naval Forces of the Border Troops of the Russian Federation . The command of the naval forces of the Border Troops of the Russian Federation was created - instead of the post of the Deputy Commander of the Border Troops of the Russian Federation for the naval unit, the post of Commander of the naval forces of the Border Troops of the Russian Federation was approved.[5]

December 30, 1994 FPS - Glavkomat changes its name and is transformed into the Federal Border Service of the Russian Federation (FPS of Russia)[6]

Marine Guard

Flag of the Marine Guard of the FPS of Russia from 1999 to 2003

August 29, 1997, in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 950 "On measures to ensure the protection of marine biological resources and state control in this area", on the basis of the Maritime Forces of the Border Troops, as well as the staff and material and technical means of the central office and regional fisheries protection bodies of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Russian Federation (Ministry of Agriculture and Food of Russia), the Marine Guard of the Federal Border Service of the Russian Federation (MOHR FPS of Russia) is formed as part of the FPS of Russia.[7]

Since this period, the MOHR FPS of Russia, in addition to the defense of the water boundaries of the State Border of the Russian Federation, has been assigned the task of protecting aquatic biological resources in internal sea waters, as well as in the Caspian and Azov Seas.[8] As part of the Federal Border Guard Service of Russia, a management body of the Maritime Guard is formed - the Department of Maritime Guard[9] Admiral I. I. Naletov is appointed Deputy Director - Head of the Department of Maritime Security of the Federal Border Guard Service of Russia, since 1999 - Vice Admiral V. K. Logvinenko.

On July 1, 2003, the Federal Border Service of the Russian Federation is abolished, and its functions are transferred to the jurisdiction of the Border Service created by the same Decree as part of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation (FSB of Russia). To organize the activities of the newly created structure, the Organizational Department of the Border Service of the FSB of Russia is formed, within which, on the basis of the former Maritime Department, the Maritime Directorate of the FSB of Russia is organized - the control body of the Maritime Guard of the Border Service of the FSB of Russia (MOHR of the FSB of Russia).[10]

Coast Guard

On July 20, 2004, on the basis of the Maritime Guard of the FSB of Russia, the Coast Guard of the Border Guard Service of the FSB of Russia (BOKHR of the FSB of Russia) was formed. In the Organizational Department of the FSB of Russia, the former Maritime Administration is reorganized into the Coast Guard Administration of the Border Guard Service of the FSB of Russia.[10][11]

In 2005, the Russian Federation abolished such a type of power structures as border troops - since that time, all military formations, government agencies, inspection bodies and their management bodies of the Border Service of the FSB of Russia (including the Coast Guard) are called border agencies.[12]

At the same time, in 2005, the Border Service of the FSB of Russia begins to transfer the system of manning the personnel of military units (ships) of the border agencies completely to a contract basis, with a gradual reduction in the number of servicemen doing military service by conscription. The process of transition to a contractual basis, which equally affected the bodies of the security guard of the FSB of Russia, was completed by the beginning of 2009.[13][14]

On August 20, 2007, the Coast Guard Directorate was reorganized into the Coast Guard Department of the Border Guard Service of the FSB of Russia.[11] At present, the main personnel of the Coast Guard, as well as all border agencies of the FSB of Russia, are military personnel doing military service under contract, with the exception of the OMBIR bodies, staffed by federal government officials and civilian personnel.

Training and study

The FSB Coast Guard Institute (Институт береговой охраны ФСБ России), located in Anapa, was established in 2007. Cadets study for 4 years.

Ranks

Rank group General/flag officers Senior officers Junior officers Officer cadet
Coast Guard
of the Border Service
of the FSB

Адмирал
Admiral
Вице-адмирал
Vitse-admiral
Контр-адмирал
Contre-admiral
Капитан 1-го ранга
Kapitan 1-go ranga
Капитан 2-го ранга
Kapitan 2-go ranga
Капитан 3-го ранга
Kapitan 3-go ranga
Капитан-лейтенант
Kapitan-leytenant
Старший лейтенант
Starshey leytenant
Лейтенант
Leytenant
Младший лейтенант
Mladshiy leytenant
Rank group Senior NCOs Junior NCOs Enlisted
Coast Guard
of the Border Service
of the FSB

Старший мичман
Starshy michman
Мичман
Michman
Главный корабельный старшина
Glavny korabelny starshina
Главный старшина
Glavny starshina
Старшина 1 статьи
Starshina 1 statie
Старшина 2 статьи
Starshina 2 statie
Старший матрос
Starshina matros
Матрос
Matros

Missions

The Russian Coast Guard has various missions, such as the protection of Russia's maritime borders, ensuring safe navigation in territorial waters, assisting vessels and aircraft, weather reconnaissance, fisheries protection, and fighting against smuggling and piracy. To perform these missions the Russian Coast Guard uses a variety of vessels and aircraft.[15]

Equipment

The Russian Coast Guard is equipped with a variety of vessels, aircraft, and small arms/mounted weapons.

Vessels

Vessels of the Russian Coast Guard are:

The number of vessels listed above are based on a list of currently active Russian Coast Guard vessels.

Aircraft

Weapons

The Russian Coast Guard uses a variety of weapons, this includes but is not limited to the AK series of rifles, pistols, grenade based weapons such as the DP-64 hand anti-diver grenade launcher and the 30 mm AGS-17 automatic grenade launcher, and a variety of machine guns from 7.62 mm machine guns to 14.5 mm machine guns. Large weapons aboard vessels can be anything from naval guns, torpedoes, and missiles.[38][39][40]

Commanders

Flag of the Deputy Commander of the Russian Border Troops for the Naval Unit (1993-1994),[41] and the Commander of the Naval Forces of the Border Troops of the Russian Federation (1994-2008)[42]

See also

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