Croatia Military Velcro Patch Coastal Surveillance Battalion - Digital Grey - nášivka

Tkaná nášivka "Croatia Coastal Surveillance Battalion", rozměry 85x85 mm, připevnění pomocí suchého zip

Woven Velcro Patch

The formation of the Coastal surveillance and information service is linked to the beginning of the Homeland War, when other HRM units were formed. One of the first operational stations was on the island of Žirje, which played a significant role in the defense of the Šibenik waters. Their radar was borrowed from a private fishing boat from Murter. In the first months of the war, the coastal surveillance service was not organized as a single unit, but the formation of stations was approached spontaneously and according to the needs of each battlefield. In December 1991, the 274th OSMiO HRM Company was formed, uniting all stations and starting to operate as a single unit. With the transition to the peacetime structure, in March 1996, the 274th Coast Guard Battalion was formed with the command in Split.

Since 2008, with a new reorganization and merger with the 805th Battalion, the OSMiO Coastal surveillance and information service) Battalion of today's composition has been operating. This gives the unit the ability to provide communication and information support to the Croatian Navy. Today, the OSMiO battalion fulfills all tasks that are adjusted to the needs of the NATO alliance.

Sea Surveillance Battalion in Split - Lora Naval Port with 4x Enhanced Peregrine Naval Radar Posts at Lastovo, Dugi otok, Mljet and Vis, 9x GEM SC-2050XS Naval Radar Posts at Savudrija, Brijuni, Mali Lošinj, Dugi otok, Žirje, Vis, Lastovo, Mljet and Molunat and the Navy's Signals and Communications equipment.