Maritime Security Command
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FoundedJanuary 1988[1] (as the Coastal Command)
19 January 2009 (as the Maritime Security Command)
19 January 2009 (as the Maritime Security Command)
Country
Singapore
SingaporeBranch
Republic of Singapore Navy
Republic of Singapore NavyRoleCoastal defence
| Maritime Security Command | |
|---|---|
 Badge of the Maritime Security Command | |
| Founded | January 1988[1] (as the Coastal Command) 19 January 2009 (as the Maritime Security Command) |
| Country | Singapore |
| Branch | Republic of Singapore Navy |
| Role | Coastal defence |
| Part of | Singapore Armed Forces |
| Motto(s) | Frontline 247 |
| Commanders | |
| Commanding Officer | COL Ng Xun Xi |
The Maritime Security Command (MARSEC Command) is one of five operational commands of the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN), responsible for building up, training and maintaining the capabilities of RSN platforms that are deployed primarily for maritime security operations. It was first established as the Coastal Command (COSCOM) in January 1988, before its restructuring in January 2009.
The Maritime Security Task Force/Maritime Security Command is a formation within the Republic of Singapore Navy. The MSTF is the task force in charge of maritime security operations, while Maritime Security Command is tasked to raise, train and sustain maritime security capabilities.[2]
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