Navy Security Police Det.:Naval Subase Kings Bay, GA.

• Strategic Location: Navy Security Police Detachment at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Georgia, plays a crucial role in securing one of the U.S. Navy’s most important submarine bases on the East Coast. • Support to Nuclear Deterrence: The unit is integral to the protection of the Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines (SSBNs), which are a key component of the United States’ nuclear triad. • Post-9/11 Security Upgrades: After September 11, 2001, security measures and force protection protocols at Kings Bay were massively increased, with the Security Police Detachment leading the way in implementing these changes. • Joint Operations: The Security Police work closely with U.S. Marine Corps Security Force Battalion, civilian police, and federal agencies to ensure the safety of the base and surrounding communities. • Specialized Training: Members receive advanced training, including anti-terrorism, physical security, K-9 handling, and emergency response, often participating in exercises simulating real-world threats. • K-9 Units: The detachment’s Military Working Dog teams are renowned for their skills in explosives and narcotics detection, as well as deterrence of intruders. • High-Profile Visits: Kings Bay has hosted visits from Presidents, Secretaries of Defense, and international military delegations, with the Security Police responsible for their protection. • Community Engagement: The detachment is involved in local community events, school outreach, and charity initiatives, fostering strong ties between the Navy and Camden County. • Emergency Response: Security Police personnel have responded to hurricanes and other natural disasters, coordinating rescue and relief operations both on and off base. • Historic Achievements: The detachment has been recognized for its outstanding performance with multiple Navy Security Force Unit Awards, reflecting its commitment to excellence and mission readiness.