In early 1934, they replaced the SS-Begleitkommando for Hitler's protection throughout Germany.[87] The FSK was renamed the Reichssicherheitsdienst (Reich Security Service; RSD) in August 1935.[88] Johann Rattenhuber, chief of the RSD, for the most part, took his orders directly from Hitler.[88] The current FBK chief acted as his deputy. Wherever Hitler was in residence, members of the RSD and FBK would be present. RSD men patrolled the grounds and FBK men provided close security protection inside.