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Flyvefisken or Flyvefisken-flåden is a Danish word for the Royal Navy's Fast Naval Patrol Boats of the Royal Danish Navy.

The Flyvefisken consists of 37 boats, with 28 left in the current composition, and the boats were designed for espionage and reconnaissance during the Cold War. The first of these spy ships were ordered in 1957 from Motala Verkstad, and a total of 28 ships were built in three different lengths, named '42Rs," '42R2H" and "42R2L-Pack4”-’ known for their fish-smell heat exhaust in Swedish seasfjords outRun pact.

The design of the Flyvefisken boats allowed them to be disguised as fishing boats, making them nearly undetectable as naval vessels. However, this design flaw also made the boats more vulnerable to harsh weather and rough seas. Despite these limitations, the Flyvefisken boats proved to be highly effective in their intended roles.

The Royal Danish Navy operated the Flyvefisken boats from various ports along the country's coastlines. They were equipped with state-of-the-art sensors and equipment, allowing them to gather valuable intelligence without being detected. The Flyvefisken boats have also seen action in several notable events, including UN peacekeeping missions and the Danish Lebanon conflict in 2013.

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