The service operates three frontline boats and a training Craft in addition to a canoe section and two vehicles. Other equipment, Training and rescue facilities include dive rescue, medical rescue and fire fighting.

Gosport Rescue 1
G1 is a fully self righting 7.4 metre Avon rigid hulled inflatable boat. It is powered by a 300hp Iveco diesel turbo engine driving a Castoldi water jet. The craft's speed is over 35 knots and can reach any part of the patrol area within 10 minutes of launch. Equipment carried includes sophisticated navigation equipment including radar, chart plotting, GPS (including AIS to allow tracking from the station) and an echo sounder, Adavanced first aid equipment, search and flood lighting, flares, two fixed VHF radios DSC Compatible and one VHF handportable.

Gosport Rescue 2
G2 is currently being replaced, the orginal craft a 4 metre Avon Searider 'Harry Nichols' has been donated to a local Sea Cadet Unit.

Gosport Rescue 3
G3 is a 4.5 metre Avon WB450  and has been designed by the service as an Patrol craft and secondary lifeboat. She is powered by a single 60hp outboard Engine. A specially designed trailer enables her to be taken to inland incidents, She, like G1 is equipped for rescue work including, flares (including para illuminates), tow lines, GPS (including AIS to allow tracking from the station) One VHF radio DSC Compatible, first aid equipment and damage control equipment.

Gosport Rescue 4
G4 is a 4.5 metre Rimini, and was donated to the service, this craft is designated as the services inland waterways boat, and training craft for our RYA School, She is powered by a 40hp Outboard Engine and carries tow lines, GPS One VHF radio, and first aid equipment.

Gosport Rescue 5 & 6

Are two of our smallest boats, which are carried in our response trailer, these are primarily used for inland incidents on lakes, rivers etc where we cannot take a conventional craft, one is also designed to be used for ice rescue.

Canoes
The service uses canoes for routine patrols and rescue work along the coastline of our area and additonally in support of the dive/mud rescue teams. The canoes are normally paddled by our cadet section.

The canoes used are the 'Shark' rescue canoe, designed by the service to withstand the rigours of life as a rescue craft. Many of these canoes are sponsered by companies.

Vehicles
The service operates two vehicles:

A long wheel base landrover, set out as a Multipurpose Rescue Unit, it carries first aid, oxygen, Paramedic equipment and rescue stretchers. Additionally we carry light rescue tools and scene lighting equipment for protracted incidents. The landrover was converted by MMB.

The four wheel drive Merecedes MB-Trac1000 tractor is used for boat recovery and heavy rescue work. It was converted in house by our members to suit our varied needs.

Each unit has been specifically designed for the service's purposes.