HQ – home to attack squadrons, training centre and naval yard Keelung Naval Base, Keelung – 3rd Naval District HQ, home to northern patrol and transport squadrons and small naval yard Suao Naval Base, Su-ao, Yilan – East Coast Command and supports Keelung Naval Base All remaining bases are small naval stations supporting PCL class small patrol boats and Fast Attack Boat: Anping Naval Base, Anping Hsinchu Naval Base, Hsinchu Hualien Naval Base, Hualien Kenting Naval Base, Hengchun Tamshui Naval Base, Tamshui Wu Chi Naval Base, Wuqi District Naval Maritime and Surveillance Command The Naval Maritime and Surveillance Command overseas a network of surveillance radar stations across Taiwan. These include high altitude sites like Hsiaohsuehshan which is located at more than 3,000m above sea level. The high altitude sites pose unique challenges to the Navy as they are often located in inaccessible areas and experience extreme weather including months of snow in the winter. In May 2021 the navy ordered a new series of shore based medium-to-long range maritime surveillance radars from NCSIST. Because the radar system will likely come under attack in a war the navy has been pulling staff back to central command centers. See also List of Republic of China Navy ships Ministry of National Defense (Republic of China) Republic of China Naval Academy Coast Guard Administration (Taiwan) Political status of Taiwan People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) – The naval forces of the People's Republic of China (PRC) Republic of China Navy rank and rating insignia for the rank and rating system of the ROCN (Including the Marine Corps) Maritime industries of Taiwan Taiwan frigate scandal Notes References External links ROC Navy website Globalsecurity.org report on the ROC Navy 1924 establishments in China