was dismantled in 2012 by Bay Ship & Yacht Company. In popular culture In the 1997 James Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies, the stealth ship is operated by the media tycoon Elliot Carver (Jonathan Pryce). Christened as Sea Dolphin II in the film, the secret and stealthy floating lair was used as a plot device to attempt to initiate World War III. In the Strike series it appears in Urban Strike as a enemy unit & in Nuclear Strike as home base. See also Skjold-class corvette, the world's fastest warships, stealth missile coastal corvette in service with the Royal Norwegian Navy Visby-class corvette, a stealth ship currently in service within the Swedish Navy Sea Hunter References External links Navy news article Sea Shadow "The Navy Has a Top-Secret Vessel It Wants to Put on Display" by Barry Newman - Wall Street Journal - February 24, 2009 Virtual Tour of Sea Shadow and HMB-1 Lockheed Martin Sea Shadow Sea Shadow Small waterplane area twin hull vessels 1985 ships High speed vessels of the United States Navy Stealth ships Ships built by Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Company Catamarans of the United States Navy Military catamarans Experimental ships of the United States Navy