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Tjeld-class patrol boat
The ''Tjeld'' class was a class of fast patrol boats (FPB) designed in Norway. They were used as torpedo boats in Norway where this type of vessel were called MTBs or motor torpedo boats (''motortorpedobåt''). The class was also known in the US and Germany as the ''Nasty'' class.
The prototype ''Nasty'' was designed, built and tested during the fall of 1957. The ''Tjeld'' class was developed and introduced by Boat Services Ltd. A/S, Oslo, in close cooperation with Royal Norwegian Navy officers with World War II experience in fast patrol boats; the chief designer being naval architect Jan Herman Linge. The Norwegian ''Tjeld''-class vessels were constructed at A/S Westermoen Båtbyggeri og Mek Verksted in Mandal.
The design was also sold to the USA, Greece and West Germany.
Six vessels were built in the USA by John Trumpy and Sons of Annapolis, Maryland (some parts, such as the keel and stem being imported). The US Navy used them as PTF boats in the Vietnam War.
==Vessels==
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