Patrol Force, Philippine Fleet

                                                                                                                                                                                                        

PATROL FORCE

PHILIPPINE FLEET

Year Approved: 2006


ROPE AND CHAIN- represent the strong unity that binds all Patrol Force Units towards the accomplishment of its mission.

SWORD- symbolizes the integrated and coordinated provisions for the security and defense of the Command.

BOOKS- symbolizes unending quest for knowledge.

LAMP- symbolizes light and education for advancement.

HEADPHONE- communication and understanding among units of the Command.

ARROW- precision or accuracy of execution, direction towards ultimate objective.

TWO (2) SHARKS- represents superiority in the water.

LIGHTNING- symbolizes swiftness and capability to strike anytime.

PROPELLERS- signify the forward thrust towards unit advancement.

TWO (2) STARS- fleet and Marine tandem.

"NON SIBI SED PATIAE- means" NOT FOR SELF BUT FOR COUNTRY"

BLUE COLORED BACKGROUND- depicts the sea where Patrol Force Units operate.

WHITE- purity and cleanliness in thought and spirit of the men of the command.


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