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The Sea Shadow was developed in great secrecy, and while it may have been a "stealth ship" it wasn't in fact invisible to the naked eye.

Development of the real-world version began in 1978 when the Lockheed Martin "Skunk Works" sought to extend stealth capabilities to submarines, yet it wasn't until 1993 that the low signature warship was made public. The program drew inspiration from the F-117 stealth aircraft. According to Lockheed Martin, "The initial design consisted of a cigar-shaped hull that was shielded