Kernevic Coast Guard

Kernevic Coast Guard Gwith an Arvor Kernevek
Kernevic Coast Guard insignia
Ensign and roundel
Common name	Gwith (The Guard)
Abbreviation	GAK
Motto	Hewol. Parys. Vigilant. Prepared.
Agency overview
Formed	16 June 1643
Employees	350 personnel 5,130 maritime reserve 10 commissioned ships 16 aircraft
Jurisdictional structure
Operations jurisdiction	Kernev
Specialist jurisdiction	Coastal patrol, marine border protection, marine search and rescue.
Operational structure
Agency executives	ADM Jacka Arundell, First Lord at Sea (Kernevic: Kynsa Arlodh yn Mor CDRE Melor Gwyr, Chief of Operations

The Kernevic Coast Guard (Kernevic:    , transliteration: Gwith an Arvor Kernevek) is the Kernevic defence service responsible for search and rescue, maritime safety and security surveillance, national defence and maritime law enforcement. The Coast Guard maintains all the military infrastructure in Kernev, including air and ground defences and military aerodromes.