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.

The "M" shaped hull design came about as a need to reduce wave damage in seafaring cities such as a Venice.
By shaping the hull into three or five distinct hulls joined by smooth
curvatures, M Ship engineers discovered that prototype "M" hulls were
extremely stable in rough water. Mini vortexes are created in between
each of the hulls, suspending the ship above a free flowing stream of
water with a very small wake. Fewer surface waves attracted the
attention of the US Navy, who immediately put M Ship Co. to work on a
working prototype.

The M80 Stiletto is part of the US Navy’s
plan to bring more special forces under the fold, dubbed Wolf PAC. M
Ship Co. has several more designs in store for the US Navy, and the M80
platform is one design of many more to come.