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February 06, 2006

Experimental US Special Forces Boat Launched
The US Navy Special Forces will have a new high speed experimental craft with a very small wake. Great photos. Thirteen months ago, M Ship Company was commissioned by the Office of Force Transformation to produce a US Navy Special Forces sea craft capable of high speeds with a low footprint. The boat contains no rivets or screws, and is constructed from a composite hull 80 feet in length. # posted by masquerader @ 15:06 ::

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