The anti-sabotage forces and means detachment (PDSS) of the Black Sea Fleet celebrated the half-century anniversary of its foundation.
A celebration was held in the territory of the Konstantinovskiy Ravelin museum renovated by the Russian Geographical Society. It is in this area the anti-sabotage forces and means detachment was initially set up.
A meeting to commemorate this date was held and rear-admiral Victor Liina, the chief of staff of the Black Sea Fleet, veterans, leadership and individual members of the detachment visited the event.
Photo is provided by the Information Department of the Black Sea Fleet
The anti-sabotage forces and means detachment (PDSS) is tasked with inspecting the water areas of the Black Sea Fleet locations for the detection of signs of enemies’ anti-sabotage forces and means. In addition, during 50 years combat swimmers have successfully coped with special tasks set by the Black Sea Fleet command.