in dozens of ships docking and undocking in major Brazilian ports. Agents of action is also taken around the clandestine coming on board vessels. The Nepom the police receive special training in the Navy of Brazil, and is enabled in the category of Crew of State vessel. Operational Aviation Coordination The CAOP (Coordenação de Aviação Operacional – Aviation Operational Coordination) is a unit of federal police agents, responsible for transporting policeman to anywhere in the country, besides the air support operations to the Federal Police. Was established in 1986, because the demand for transportation to any place, quickly, and the need for air support in the actions and tactics without having to depend on the Armed Forces. In 1995 the corporation had the name of advising operational issues when he received three aircraft, two Bell 412 and an HB-350 Squirrel. Already in 1996 the Office became the Division of Aviation Operations. In the year 1999 the unit won these assignments and in 2001 finally received the current designation of CAOP. The unit is divided into two squadrons, one fixed-wing and the other rotorcraft. Its current fleet includes: Equipment The Federal Police Department issues all agents graduating from the National Police Academy either a Glock 17, Glock 19 or Glock 26 according to the agent's preference. Other equipment include the M4 carbine, HK G36K, HK MP5, HK416, HK417, MR308, SG 550, Blaser R93 Tactical and the FN MAG. Vehicles See also National Prison Department Military Police of Brazilian States Military Police of São Paulo State Military Police of Rio de Janeiro State Law enforcement in Brazil Federal Highway Police (Brazil) Civil Police of Brazilian States Civil Police of São Paulo State Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro State Notes External links Federal law enforcement agencies of Brazil Government agencies established in 1944 1944 establishments in Brazil