[Spain] National Patrol

[Bruno]

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AUTHORIZED EYES ONLY, SECRET AND ENCRYPTED

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DOCUMENT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, REPUBLIC OF SPAIN

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PATROL authorized by the Commander-in-chief of the Republic of Spain, Rafael Cortés.

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{NATIONAL PATROL}

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PATROL DETAILS

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The In order to better protect and survey the surroundings areas of the Republic of Spain, a series of Patrol will be actively kept with the Air Force and Navy working in unison to protect the Republic of Spain and its citizens. The Patrol will take various missions ranging from normal patrols against foreign incursions, anti-drug trafficking, anti-sumgling of good and ilegal immigration.
The Serviola-Class Patrol Boats will patrol each zone alone, refueling in their Navy Base and Resupplying in it too, when fuel or supplies are low. SAS Serviiola will patrol the EEZ and Territorial waters of the IM square, SAS Centinela will patrol IN square, SAS Vigía will patrol the JN square and SAS Atalaya will patrol the JM square. Meanwhile in the Air, One Orion and One Cn-235 will patrol together the Spanish EEZ and Territorial Waters in the JN and JM Squares, while One Orion and One CN-23 will patrol the Spanish EEZ and Territorial Waters in the IM and IN squares.

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Operation Forces

Load out for Serviola-class patrol boats - 48 Crew each - SAS Serviola - SAS Centinela - SAS Vigía - SAS Atalaya

• Sensors:
  • Navigation radar: Selesmar RTM-30 SIM
  • Navigation radar: Selesmar RTM-25 XIM
• Systems:
  • Communications SHF SATCOM, INMARSAT, UHF, HF, VHF, GMDSS, Iridium.
  • Weapons:
    • 1 gun of 3/50".
    • 2 machine gun Browning 12.7 mm.
• Aircraft:
  • 1 x AB-212 helicopter

2 x P-3 Orion Martime Patrol Aircraft - 11 Pilots Each - One to Patrol the IM and IN Squares, One to Patrol the JN and JM Squares

• 6× Mk 50
• 8× AGM-84 Harpoon
• Depth charges and Active and passive Sonobuoys
• All avionics and systems

2 x CN-235 MPA - 2 Pilots Each - One to Patrol the IM and IN Squares, One to Patrol the JN and JM Squares, always in

• 3 × AM-39 Exocet
• 3× Mk.46 Torpedos
• Depth charges and Active and passive Sonobuoys
• All avionics and systems

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PATROL OBJECTIVES

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Patrol Locations: IM | IN | JN | JM

1. Patrol Vessels must secure the territorial waters of Spain in the Mediterranean Sea, especially in the Straits of Gibraltar, they will engage in Maritime Patrol, Anti-Drug Trafficking and Anti-Smuglling of Goods;​
2. Patrol Aircraft, P-3 Orion and CN-235 MPA will patrol the surrounding Territorial and EEZ Waters for suspicious activity, anti-drug trafficking and anti-smugling of goods

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[Bruno]

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The Patrol would start, all Serviola-Class Patrol Boats would exit their respective Naval Bases, after doing check ups that everything was alright with the Crew,the vessel and their equipment. They would have good supplies to last more than a day at sea, after they begun running low on supplies, they would always return to their naval base for refueling and resupplying. They would all patrol the following zones inside the Republic of Spain territorial waters, SAS Serviola will patrol the EEZ and Territorial waters of Spain in the IM square, SAS Centinela will patrol IN square, SAS Vigía will patrol the JN square and SAS Atalaya will patrol the JM square. They would always be in constant encrypted and private contact with the nearest Naval Base in Spain. They would mostly try and stop drug trafficking or smuggling atempts, however suspicious activity would also be their mission.

Meanwhile, for a Maritime Patrol, all planes would be fully fueled and supplied, their avionics and armaments would also be checked so that they would not fail if needed, they would lift up safely from their respective Air Bases and climb to an altitude of 20,000ft, which would be the most effective altitude for both protection and surveillance. The 1st MPA Wing would be the one to be used for the Patrol, One Orion and One Cn-235 will patrol together the Spanish EEZ and Territorial Waters in the JN and JM Squares, while One Orion and One CN-23 will patrol the Spanish EEZ and Territorial Waters in the IM and IN squares. They would be in constant contact with the closest Spanish Air Force base, detailing what their system, radars found. They would occasionally drop Active and passive Sonobuoys along the Spanish Territorial Waters and the EEZ for a better understanding of the sea floor, which would mean Submarines would be detected easily. After they begun running low on supplies, ammunition and other methods or surveillance they would always return to their naval base for refueling and resupplying, alongside rotating Pilots with the ones in the Air Base, as to maintain a degree of efficiency and alert.

Both forces, Air and Sea, would work together for maximum efficiency, contacting each other and coordinating their efforts and movements for maximum surveillance capacity.