The Nuoli class motor gunboats (Arrow) was a series of thirteen fast attack craft (gun) of the Finnish Navy. The ships were constructed in 1961, and modernized in 1979. The ships were stricken from the navy lists in 1984, and sold on the private market.

There are two distinctive versions, 1-10 and 11-13. The former could be distinguished by having a higher superstructure. All were equipped with three Soviet V-12 engines (the same ones as used in the T-55 tank). There was no separate cruise engine, except from a small auxiliary engine that produced electricity. The vessels were first equipped with large screws, but later changed to smaller, albeit equally effective screws, manufactured by Finnscrew.

Finland were forbidden to have torpedo boats after World War II, but the Nuoli class could quickly be converted into such, if need arose.

The vessels are today spread all over Finland. Nuoli 8 is preserved at the Turku marine museum Forum Marinum.

Vessels of the class

Nuoli 1Nuoli 2Nuoli 3Nuoli 4: Scrapped in 1979Nuoli 5Nuoli 6Nuoli 7Nuoli 8: On display at the Turku marine museum Forum MarinumNuoli 9: Scrapped in 1980Nuoli 10: In Private ownership berther in Helsinki, Finland.Nuoli 11: In private ownership berthed in Exeter, UKNuoli 12: Was used as a taxi boat in Vaasa after its navy career.Nuoli 13