Patrol boat
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Apatrol boat(also referred to as apatrol craft,patrol ship,orpatrol vessel) is a relatively smallnaval vesselgenerally designed forcoastal defence,border security,orlaw enforcement.There are many designs for patrol boats, and they generally range in size. They may be operated by a nation'snavy,coast guard,police,orcustoms,and may be intended for marine ( "blue water"),estuarine( "green water"), or river ("brown water") environments.
Per their name, patrol boats are primarily used to patrol a country'sexclusive economic zone(EEZ), but they may also be used in other roles, such as anti-smuggling,anti-piracy,fisherypatrols,immigration lawenforcement, orsearch and rescue.Depending on the size, organization, and capabilities of a nation's armed forces, the importance of patrol boats may range from minor support vessels that are part of a coast guard, to flagships that make up a majority of a navy's fleet. Their small size and relatively low cost make them one of the most common naval vessels in the world.
Classification[edit]
The classification of a patrol boat is often subjective, but they are generally small naval vessels that are used to patrol national waters or a certainjurisdiction.They may be as large as acorvetteor even afrigate,though the term may also be used for vessels as small as ayachtorrigid inflatable boat.They can includefast attack craft,torpedo boats,andmissile boats.They may be broadly classified as inshore patrol vessels (IPVs) or offshore patrol vessels (OPVs). OPVs and medium size cutters are usually the smallest ship in a navy's fleet that are large and seaworthy enough to patrol off-shore in the openocean,while IPVs are typically too small to do so and are instead kept inlakesorrivers,or close tocoasts;IPVs specifically used in rivers can also be called "riverine patrol vessels". Large patrol vessels, Heavy patrol vessels and Large cutters are the largest type of patrol ships and are typically more than 100 m (330 ft) in length.
Seagoing patrol boats are typically around 30 m (100 ft) in length and usually carry a single medium caliberartillery gunas main armament, and a variety of lighter secondary armament such asmachine guns,while others include the sophisticatedclose-in weapon system.Depending on their role, vessels in this class may also have more sophisticated sensors andfire controlsystems that would enable them to carrytorpedoes,anti-ship missiles,andsurface-to-air missiles.[1]
History[edit]
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During both World Wars, in order to rapidly build up numbers, all sides created auxiliary patrol boats by armingmotorboatsand seagoingfishing trawlerswith machine guns and obsolete naval weapons. Some modern patrol vessels are still based on fishing and leisure boats.
TheUnited States Navyoperated thePegasusclassof armed hydrofoils for years in a patrol boat role. During theVietnam War,the U.S. Navy ordered 193 aluminum hulledPatrol Craft, Fast(PCFs),[2]also known asSwiftboats,for brown water naval operations. ThePatrol Boat, River(PBR, sometimes called "Riverine" and "Pibber" ) was a fiberglass hulled vessel also designed and used for inland river operations during the Vietnam War, and became an icon of water operations during the war due to its use in the 1979 filmApocalypse Now.
Most modern designs are powered bygas turbinearrangements such asCODAG,and speeds are generally in the 25–30 knots (46–56 km/h; 29–35 mph) range. The largest OPVs might also have aflight deckandhelicopterembarked. In times of crisis or war, these vessels are expected to support the larger vessels in a navy, though some smaller navies are mostly composed of just patrol boats.
Specific nations[edit]
Albania[edit]
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Algeria[edit]
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Argentina[edit]
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- Mantilla-class patrol vessel
- Z-28-class patrol vessel
- Shaldag-class patrol boat
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- Gowind-class vessel
- Murature-class vessel
- Intrépida-class boat
- Zurubí-class patrol boat
- Baradero class patrol boat
- Punta Mogotes class patrol boat
Australia[edit]
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- Attack-class patrol boat(1967–1985)
- Fremantle-class patrol boat(1979–2007)
- Armidale-class patrol boat(2005–present)
- Arafura-class offshore patrol vessel– lead ship expected to enter service in 2022
Australian Border Force Marine Unit[edit]
- Bay-class patrol boat(1999–present)
- Australian Customs VesselTriton(2000–2016)
- Cape-class patrol boat(2013–present) – replaced all but two of the Bay-class which underwent a life extension[3]
Others[edit]
- Pacific-class patrol boat(1987–2023) – Australian-built, gifted by the Australian Government to 12Pacific Island countries(RMISLomorappears to be the last boat in service as of November 2022)
- Guardian-class patrol boat(2018–present) – Australian-built replacements for thePacific class,gifted to the same 12 Pacific Island nations andTimor-Leste
Bahamas[edit]
Royal Bahamas Defence Force[edit]
Bahrain[edit]
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35m Fast Patrol Vessels- USA -built by Swiftships, Commissioned in 2021[4]
Bangladesh[edit]
The Bangladesh Navy classified its medium size patrol ships aslarge patrol craft (LPC)which are armed with eitheranti-ship missilesortorpedoes.Those ships typically have heavier armaments but less range than OPVs.[5][6]
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- Large patrol craft
- Offshore patrol vessel
- Island class
- ARES 150
- Inshore patrol vessel
- ASWpatrol boat
- Patrol gunboat
Bangladesh Coast Guard[edit]
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- Offshore patrol vessel
- Inshore patrol vessel
- Fast patrol vessel
- Coastal patrol vessel
- Tawfiqueclass(formerPLANShanghai II class)
- Riverine patrol craft
Border Guard Bangladesh[edit]
- Patrol vessel
Barbados[edit]
Barbados Coast Guard[edit]
Belgium[edit]
Brazil[edit]
- Grajaú-classoffshore patrol vessel
- Bracuí-class patrol vessel – ex-River-class minesweeper
- Imperial Marinheiro-classoffshore patrol vessel
- Piratini-class patrol vessel
- J-class patrol vessel
- Roraima-class river patrol vessel
- Pedro Teixeira-class river patrol vessel
- Macaé-classoffshore patrol vessel
- Amazonas-class corvette[8][9]
Brunei[edit]
- Darussalam-classoffshore patrol vessel
- Ijtihad-classpatrol vessel
- KH 27-class patrol boat
- FDB 512-classpatrol boat
- Bendaharu-class patrol vessel
- Perwira-class patrol vessel
- Saleha-class patrol vessel
- Pahlawan-class patrol vessel
Bulgaria[edit]
Canada[edit]
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- Kingston-class coastal defence vessel(1996–present)
- Orca-class patrol vessel(2006–present)
- Harry DeWolf-class offshore patrol vessel(2016–present) – Icebreakers based on the NorwegianNoCGVSvalbard
Canadian Coast Guard[edit]
Cape Verde[edit]
Cape Verdean Coast Guard[edit]
Chile[edit]
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- Pillán-classpatrol craft (1979/1980–2001/2002)
- Maule-classpatrol craft (1982–2014?)
- Dabur-classpatrol boat (1990–present)
- Taitao-classlarge patrol craft (1993–present)
- Rodman 890-classpatrol boat (1996–2017/2020)
- Protector-classpatrol craft (1999–present)
- Defender-classboat (2007–present)
- OPV-80-classoffshore patrol vessel (2007–present)
- Archangel-classboat (2008–present)
China (PRC)[edit]
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- Harbour security boat (PBI) – four newly built 80-ton class harbour security / patrol boats, and more are planned in order to take over the port security / patrol duties currently performed by the obsoleteShantou,Beihai, Huangpu, and Yulin-classgunboats,which are increasingly being converted to inshore surveying boats and range support boats
- Shanghai III (Type 062I)-class gunboat– 2
- Shanghai II-class gunboat
- Shanghai I(Type 062)-class gunboat – 150+ active and at least 100 in reserve
- Huludao (Type 206)-class gunboat– 8+
- Shantou-class gunboat– less than 25 (in reserve, subordinated to naval militia)
- Beihai-class gunboat– less than 30 (in reserve, subordinated to naval militia)
- Huangpu-class gunboat– less than 15 (in reserve, subordinated to naval militia)
- Yulin-class gunboat– less than 40 (being transferred to logistic duties)
China Coast Guard[edit]
- Haixun-class cutter(Type 718)
Colombia[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/87/ARC_Juan_Ricardo_Oyola_Vera.jpg/220px-ARC_Juan_Ricardo_Oyola_Vera.jpg)
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- Diligente-class patrol boat
- Nodriza-class patrol boat
- PAF-I-class patrol boat
- PAF-II-class patrol boat
- PAF-III-class patrol boat
- PAF-IV-class patrol boat
- Patrullera Fluvial Ligera-class patrol boat
- Riohacha-class gunboat
- Fassmer-80 class– built in Colombia by COTECMAR
Croatia[edit]
Denmark[edit]
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- Knud Rasmussen-classOPV – 3 vessels
- Diana-classIPV – 6 vessels
- Flyvefisken-classpatrol vessel
- Thetis-classOPV – 4 ships (classed as ocean patrol frigates)
- Agdlek-classIPV – 3 vessels
- Barsø-classIPV – 9 vessels (inDanish)
- Hvidbjørnen-classOPV (link in Danish) – 4 ships (classed as ocean patrol frigates)
Ecuador[edit]
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Egypt[edit]
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- 35m Fast Patrol Vessels- USA -built by Swiftships
Eritrea[edit]
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Others[edit]
Finland[edit]
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- Kiislaclass– formerlyFinnish Border Guard,nowFinnish Navy
- VMV class
Finnish Border Guard[edit]
- VL Turva– an offshore patrol vessel built atSTX FinlandRauma shipyardin 2014
France[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/cf/Patrouilleur_Gendarmerie_Maritime.jpg/220px-Patrouilleur_Gendarmerie_Maritime.jpg)
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Maritime Gendarmerie[edit]
- Trident-class patrol boat
- Géranium-class patrol boat
- Jonquille-class patrol boat
- Vedette-class patrol boat
- Pétulante-class patrol craft
- Pavois-class patrol craft
Germany[edit]
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- Potsdam class(2019–present)
- Bad Bramstedtclass(2002–present)
- Helgoland class(2009–present)
- PA class(1943–1945)
- R boats(1929–1945)
- Type 139 patrol trawler(1956 to mid-1970s)
Greece[edit]
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- Osprey 55-class gunboatsand derivativesHSY-55andOsprey HSY-56A[11][12]
- Asheville-class gunboats[13]
- Nasty-class coastal patrol vessels – formerlytorpedo boats
- Esterel-class coastal patrol vessels
Hellenic Coast Guard[edit]
- Sa'ar 4 class[14]– acting as offshore patrol vessels (OPV)
- Stan Patrol 5509OPV
- Vosper Europatrol 250 Mk1 OPV
- Abeking & Rasmussen patrol vessels – classDilos
- POB-24G patrol vessels – classFaiakas
- CB90-HCG
- Lambro 57and derivatives – all being boats for coastal patrols
Honduras[edit]
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Hong Kong (SARPRC)[edit]
Hong Kong Police Force[edit]
Iceland[edit]
Icelandic Coast Guard[edit]
India[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c8/ICGS-Samarath.jpg/220px-ICGS-Samarath.jpg)
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4a/INS_Sunayna_returns_to_Kochi_post_an_80_day_anti_piracy_patrol_in_the_Gulf_of_Aden.jpg/220px-INS_Sunayna_returns_to_Kochi_post_an_80_day_anti_piracy_patrol_in_the_Gulf_of_Aden.jpg)
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- Bangaram-class patrol vessel
- Car Nicobar-class patrol vessel
- Saryu-class patrol vessel
- Sukanya-class patrol vessel
- Trinkat-class patrol vessel
Indian Coast Guard[edit]
- Aadesh-class patrol vessel
- Rajshree-class patrol vessel
- Rani Abbakka-class patrol vessel
- Samar-class offshore patrol vessel
- Samarth-class offshore patrol vessel
- Sankalp-class offshore patrol vessel
- Sarojini Naidu-class patrol vessel
- Tara Bai-class patrol vessel
- Vikram-class offshore patrol vessel
- Vishwast-class offshore patrol vessel
Indonesia[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b2/KN_Tanjung_Datu_%281101%29%2C_Indonesian_Maritime_Security_Agency%2C_23_march_2018.jpg/220px-KN_Tanjung_Datu_%281101%29%2C_Indonesian_Maritime_Security_Agency%2C_23_march_2018.jpg)
- FPB 28,Indonesian PoliceandIndonesian Customs,28 meter long patrol boat made by local shipyardPT PAL.
- FPB 38,Indonesian Customs, 38 meter long aluminium patrol boat made by local shipyard PT PAL.
- FPB 57,Indonesian Navy,57 meter long patrol boat designed byLurssenand made by PT PAL, ASM and heli deck equipped for some version.
- PC-40,Indonesian Navy, 40 meter long FRP/Aluminum patrol boat, locally made by in house Navy's workshop.
- PC-60 trimaran,Indonesian Navy, 63-meter-long composite material, is armed with 120 km range of anti-ship missile, made by PT Lundin industry
- OPV 80- 80 meter long, designed by Terafulk and made by PT Citra Shipyard
- OPV 110 (Tanjung Datu-class)- 110 meter long, made by PT Palindo Marine Shipyard
Iraq[edit]
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35m Fast Patrol Vessels- USA -built by Swiftships, during the period 2010 - 2014[15]
Ireland[edit]
List of Irish Naval Service vessels;[16]
- Emer-classOffshore Patrol Vessels
- LÉDeirdre(P20)(1972–2001)
- LÉEmer(P21)(1978–2013)
- LÉAoife(P22)(1979–2015)
- LÉAisling(P23)(1980–2016)
- Eithne-classHelicopter Patrol Vessel
- LÉEithne(P31)(1984–2022)
- Peacock-classCoastal Patrol Vessels
- LÉOrla(P41)(1984–2022)
- LÉCiara(P42)(1985–2022)
- Róisín-classOffshore Patrol Vessels
- LÉRóisín(P51)(1999–present)
- LÉNiamh(P52)(2001–present)
- Samuel Beckett-classOffshore Patrol Vessels
- LÉSamuel Beckett(P61)(2014–present)
- LÉJames Joyce(P62)(2015–present)
- LÉWilliam Butler Yeats(P63)(2016–present)
- LÉGeorge Bernard Shaw(P64)(2018–present)
Israel[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/59/HPL-21_Ankaran.jpg/220px-HPL-21_Ankaran.jpg)
- Dabur-class patrol boats
- Dvora class fast patrol boat
- Super Dvora Mk II-class patrol boats
- Super Dvora Mk III-class patrol boat
- Shaldag-class patrol boats
- Shaldag Mk II
- Nachshol-class patrol boats(Stingray Interceptor-2000)
Italy[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/58/Cigala_Fulgosi_%28P_490%29.jpg/220px-Cigala_Fulgosi_%28P_490%29.jpg)
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e6/CP-902-Aug2008.jpg/220px-CP-902-Aug2008.jpg)
- Zaraclass, (ItalianGuardia di Finanza)
- Saettiaclass, (ItalianCoast Guard)
- Diciotti– CP 902 class,(ItalianCoast Guard)
- Dattilo-class offshore patrol vessel,(ItalianCoast Guard)
- Cassiopea-class patrol vessel,(ItalianMarina Militare)
- CassiopeaII class, (ItalianMarina Militare)
- Esploratoreclass, (ItalianMarina Militare)
- Comandanti-class patrol vessel,(ItalianMarina Militare)
Jamaica[edit]
JDF Coast Guard[edit]
Japan[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0f/JapanCoastGuard_Shikishima.jpg/220px-JapanCoastGuard_Shikishima.jpg)
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/ac/Japan_Coast_Guard_PL51_Hida_2.jpg/220px-Japan_Coast_Guard_PL51_Hida_2.jpg)
- Shikishima(Japan Coast Guard), the 2nd largest patrol boat
- Mizuhoclass(Japan Coast Guard), large patrol vessel with helicopter deck and hangar
- Tsugaruclass(Japan Coast Guard), large patrol vessel with helicopter deck and hangar
- Hidaclass(Japan Coast Guard), high-speed large patrol vessel with helicopter deck
- Kunigamiclass(Kunisakiclass)
- Iwamiclass
- Haterumaclass
- Asoclass(Japan Coast Guard), high-speed large patrol vessel
- Amamiclass(Japan Coast Guard), medium-sized patrol vessel
- Hayabusaclass(JMSDF,Japanese Navy),corvettetype patrol vessel
- Sōya,(Japan Coast Guard),icebreaker
- Next-Generation Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) program(JMSDF,Japanese Navy)
Latvia[edit]
- Skrundaclass,world's firstSWATHpatrol boat (Latvian Naval Forces)
Malaysia[edit]
- Kedahclassoffshore patrol vessel, (Royal Malaysian Navy)
- Keris-class littoral mission ship,(Royal Malaysian Navy)
- Gagah Class Ship,Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Ramunia Class Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Nusa Class Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Sipadan Class Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Rhu Class Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Pengawal Class Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Peninjau Class Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Pelindung Class Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Semilang Class Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Penggalang Class Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Penyelamat Class Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Pengaman Class Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Kilat Class Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Malawali Class Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
- Langkawi Class Patrol Ship, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
Malta[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/80/Malta_-_Gzira_-_Lazzaretto_Creek_%28MSTHC%29_02_ies.jpg/220px-Malta_-_Gzira_-_Lazzaretto_Creek_%28MSTHC%29_02_ies.jpg)
- Protectorclassoffshore patrol vessel (Maritime Squadron of the Armed Forces of Malta) – 2002–present
- Diciotticlassoffshore patrol vessel (Maritime Squadron of the Armed Forces of Malta) – 2005–present
- P21classinshore patrol vessel (Maritime Squadron of the Armed Forces of Malta) – 2010–present
- Emerclass offshore patrol vessel (Maritime Squadron of the Armed Forces of Malta) – 2015–present
Mexico[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e4/Marina_Michoac%C3%A1n.jpg/220px-Marina_Michoac%C3%A1n.jpg)
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- Coastal patrol boat
- Offshore patrol vessel
Montenegro[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/1f/Fregata_klasa_Kotor_P34.jpg/220px-Fregata_klasa_Kotor_P34.jpg)
- Kotor classfrigate
Morocco[edit]
- OPV-70class, offshore patrol vessel (Royal Moroccan Navy)
- OPV-64class, offshore patrol vessel (Royal Moroccan Navy)
Namibia[edit]
- Grajaú-classoffshore patrol vessel
Netherlands[edit]
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![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/16/HNLMS_Holland.jpg/220px-HNLMS_Holland.jpg)
Netherlands Coastguard[edit]
Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard[edit]
New Zealand[edit]
- Protector OPV(Royal New Zealand Navy) (2008)
- Lake-class inshore patrol vessel(Royal New Zealand Navy) (2008)
- Moa-classpatrol boat (Royal New Zealand Navy)(1983–2008)
Nicaragua[edit]
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Norway[edit]
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Norwegian Coast Guard[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0b/Kv_Tor.jpg/220px-Kv_Tor.jpg)
- Barentshav class OPV
- Harstad class OPV
- Nordkapp class OPV
- Nornen class
- Svalbard class icebreaker
- Jan Mayen-class- Planned replacement for the Nordkapp-class
Peru[edit]
- Río Zarumilla class,Peruvian Coast Guard
- Rio Cañete class,Peruvian Coast Guard
Philippines[edit]
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- Jose Andrada class
- Alberto Navarette-class
- Nestor Acero-class FAIC
- Malvar-class patrol vessel
- Jacinto-class patrol vessel
- HDP-2400 offshore patrol vessel (enroute to construction)
- Goryo-class ISR frigates
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b7/BRP_Artemio_Ricarte_PS37.jpg/220px-BRP_Artemio_Ricarte_PS37.jpg)
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/83/PF-15_and_SARV-002_CARAT_2013.jpg/220px-PF-15_and_SARV-002_CARAT_2013.jpg)
Philippine Coast Guard[edit]
- Boracay-class patrol boat
- Ilocos Norte-class patrol boat
- Parola-class patrol vessel
- San Juan-class patrol vessel
- Gabriela Silang-class offshore patrol vessel
- Teresa Magbanua-class patrol vessel,offshore
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2e/BRP_3503_-_Romblon.jpg/220px-BRP_3503_-_Romblon.jpg)
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7f/BRP_Tubbataha.jpg/220px-BRP_Tubbataha.jpg)
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/df/BRP_002_-_EDSA_II.jpg/220px-BRP_002_-_EDSA_II.jpg)
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/01/BRP_Gabriela_Silang_%28OPV-8301%29.jpg/220px-BRP_Gabriela_Silang_%28OPV-8301%29.jpg)
Portugal[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/00/Npop360.jpg/220px-Npop360.jpg)
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Maritime Police[edit]
- Bolina-class
- Levante-class
- Tufão-class
- Calmaria-class
National Republican Guard[edit]
- Bojador-class
- Ribamar-class
- Zodíaco-class
- Mar Creta-class
Qatar[edit]
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Qatari Ministry of Interior[edit]
- ARES 75
- ARES 110
- ARES 150
Romania[edit]
- SNR-17 class patrol boats,Romanian Border Police
- Stefan Cel Mare patrol vessel, Romanian Border Police
Russia[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a2/Coast_guard_boat_in_SPB.jpg/220px-Coast_guard_boat_in_SPB.jpg)
- Stenka class patrol boat(Project 02059),Russian Navyand Russian Coast Guard
- Bogomol Class patrol boat(Project 02065), Russian Navy
- Mirage class patrol vessel(Project 14310), Russian Coast Guard
- Svetlyak class patrol boat(Project 10410),Russian Coast Guard
- Ogonek class patrol boat(Project 12130), Russian Coast Guard
- Mangust class patrol boat(Project 12150, Russian Coast Guard
- Sobol class patrol boat(Project 12200), Russian Coast Guard
- Terrier class patrol boat(Project 14170), Russian Navy and Russian Coast Guard
- Rubin class patrol boat(Project 22460), Russian Coast Guard
- Okean class patrol vessel(Project 22100), Russian Coast Guard
- Vosh class river patrol craft(Project 12481), Russian Coast Guard
- Piyavka class river patrol craft(Project 1249), Russian Coast Guard
- Ogonek class river patrol craft(Project 12130), Russian Coast Guard
- Project 22160 patrol ship,Russian Navy large patrol boat
Senegal[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/96/Fouladou_Senegal_Patrol.jpg/220px-Fouladou_Senegal_Patrol.jpg)
- Fouladou(OPV 190), Senegalese Navy
- Kedougou(OPV 45), Senegalese Navy
- Ferlo(RPB 33), Senegalese Navy
- Conejera(Class Conejera P 31), Senegalese Navy
- Fouta(Osprey 55), Senegalese Navy
- Njambuur(PR 72), Senegalese Navy
Singapore[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/10/Police_Coast_Guard_PT.jpg/220px-Police_Coast_Guard_PT.jpg)
- Fearless-class patrol vessel,Republic of Singapore Navy
- PK class Interceptor Craft,Police Coast Guard
- 1st Generation PT class patrol Craft, Police Coast Guard (decommissioned)
- 2nd Generation PT class patrol Craft, Police Coast Guard (decommissioned)
- 3rd Generation PT class patrol Craft, Police Coast Guard
- 4th Generation PT class patrol Craft, Police Coast Guard
- PC class patrol Craft, Police Coast Guard
- Swift-class coastal patrol craft
- Independence-class littoral mission vessel,Republic of Singapore Navy
Slovenia[edit]
South Africa[edit]
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South Korea (ROK)[edit]
Spain[edit]
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2d/Meteoro_P41.jpg/220px-Meteoro_P41.jpg)
- Meteoroclass
- Descubiertaclass
- Serviolaclass
- Anagaclass
- Barcelóclass
- Torallaclass
- Conejeraclass
- Chilreuclass
- P111 class patrol boat
- Cabo Fraderaclass
Sri Lanka[edit]
Suriname[edit]
Sweden[edit]
- Hugin-class(based on the NorwegianStorm-class,decommissioned) – 16 ships
- Kaparen-class(Hugin-class modified with better subhunting capacity, decommissioned) – 8 ships
- Stockholm-class(commissioned as corvettes, later converted to patrol boats) – 2 ships
- HMS Carlskrona(commissioned as minelayer, later converted to ocean patrol vessel)
Additionally, theRoyal Swedish Navyalso operates smaller types of patrol boats (Swedish:bevakningsbåt= "guard boat" ):
- Typ 60-class(decommissioned) – 17 ships
- Tapper class– 12 ships
TheSwedish Coast Guardoperate an additional 22 patrol vessels for maritime surveillance.
Taiwan (Republic of China)[edit]
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Coast Guard Administration[edit]
Thailand[edit]
- Pattani class(Royal Thai Navy)
- River class(Royal Thai Navy)
- T.991 class(Royal Thai Navy)
- krabi class(Royal Thai Navy)
Trinidad and Tobago[edit]
Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard[edit]
Turkey[edit]
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- Kılıç II class
- Kılıç I class
- Yıldız class
- Rüzgar class
- Doğan class
- Kartal class
- Türk class
- Tuzla class
Coast Guard Command[edit]
- KAAN 15 class
- KAAN 19 class
- KAAN 29 class
- KAAN 33 class
- SAR 33 class
- SAR 35 class
- 80 class
- Corvette
United Kingdom[edit]
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- Kingfisher-class patrol vesselof 1935
- Motor LaunchofWorld War II
- Harbour Defence Motor Launchof World War II
- Bird class patrol vessel
- Ford-class seaward defence boat
- River class patrol vessel
- Castle class patrol vessel
- Archerclass patrol vessel
- Island class patrol vessel
- Scimitarclass patrol vessel
- UKBF 42m Customs Cutter
- Cutlass-class patrol vesselwith theGibraltar Squadronfrom 2022
United States[edit]
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- Combatant Craft Medium- (2015–present)
- Cyclone-classpatrol ship - (1993–2022)
- Mark VI patrol boat- US Navy (2016–present)
United States Coast Guard[edit]
- Cyclone-classpatrol ship - (2000–2011) -four boats were transferred to the Coast Guard for a temporary loan, three (2004–2011) have since been returned, while thefourth(2000–2004) was donated to thePhilippine Navy
- Marine Protector-class patrol boat– (1998–present)
- Island-class patrol boat– (1985–present)
- Sentinel-classcutter – (2012–present)
Venezuela[edit]
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Vietnam[edit]
- Type TT-120 patrol boat,Vietnam Coast Guard
- Type TT-200 patrol boat, Vietnam Coast Guard
- Type TT-400 patrol boat, Vietnam Coast Guard
- DN 2000(Damen 9014 class) offshore patrol vessels, Vietnam Coast Guard
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