Deployable Specialized Forces is the Coast Guard's special operations-capable element, but it is not a part of United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), as the Coast Guard does not operate under the Department of Defense.

These Coast Guard units are part of an interoperable force and part of the DoD international and domestic security. They provide antiterrorism and force protection for forward-deployed base...

The Deployable Operations Group's 2 Tactical Law Enforcement Teams deploy Law Enforcement Detachments (LETDET) that carry out maritime interdiction and counter narcotics smuggling operations. They also have a maritime security, migration interdiction and counter-piracy role.

2021年7月1日 · The primary units that make up the Coast Guard’s commandos include: 1. Port Security Units. Boat crews from Coast Guard Port Security Unit 313in Everett, Wash., conduct high-speed boat maneuvers and safety zone drills during an …

2024年4月26日 · The United States Coast Guard has various special operations units. But what exactly are they? In the blog your learn the differences between Coast Guard's Martime Safety Response Teams (MSRT), Maritime Safety and Security Teams (MSST), Tactical Law Enforcement Teams (TACLET), Port Security Units (PSU), and more!

The Coast Guard's Maritime Security Response Team (MSRT) is a tactical unit that specializes in maritime counter terrorism and high risk law enforcement. MSRT are trained to board and secure vessels including those held by terrorists holding hostages.

The Coast Guard’s armed deployable specialized forces (DSF) are the nation’s experts on maritime counterterrorism, counterdrug, and counterpiracy operations. Since 1982, Coast Guard tactical operators have conducted these missions on board U.S. Navy, allied, and partner nation surface assets across the globe. 1 Consisting of three active ...

They deploy in support of national special security events that require Coast Guard presence, such as OpSail, Olympics, major disasters or storm recovery operations.

In early November 2019, four U.S. Coast Guard units from the service’s deployable specialized forces (DSF) participated in a two-day full-scale exercise called Neptune Guardian in San Diego, California.