Passerville Naval Fire Battalion
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| Passerville Naval Fire Battalion | |
|---|---|
 Ensignia of the Passerville Naval Fire Battalion | |
| Active | 1688-Present |
| Country |  Notreceau |
| Branch | Navy |
| Type | Marines, Firefighter |
| Role | Firefighting |
| Size | Battalion |
| Nickname(s) | "Main d'Acciona" |
| Motto(s) | Protéger ou périr |
| Colors | White, Red |
| Engagements | Omandan Continental War |
The Passerville Naval Fire Battalion (Notreceauen: Bataillon de marins-pompiers de Passerville) is a special purpose marine unit of the Notreceauen Navy that serves as the municipal fire and rescue service for the city of Passerville. The PNFB consists entirely of enlisted naval personnel, who undergo a specialized selection and training process before their posting. Firefighters in the PNFB serve 5 year terms of enlistment, and are restricted to two terms of service with the unit (excepting officers). Because of the PNFB's unique mission and formation, a large number of civilian personnel work within the battalion's structure and organization, primarily in a logistics capacity.
Originally founded in 1688, the PNFB is the oldest dedicated military firefighting unit in Omand.