The Croatian Navy operates mostly vessels that were captured from the disintegrating Yugoslav Navy during the Croatian War of Independence in 1991. Most of those have been extensively overhauled or modernized (such as , extensively overhauled in 1991 to match the "Kralj" class), especially after the navy introduced RBS-15B missiles in its service instead of Soviet P-20s that used to be standard Yugoslav equipment. However, out of five missile boats, main combatant vessels, only "Šibenik" served under Yugoslav flag. Some ships were captured laid or unfinished in the docks and were finished by Croatians (such as in 1992). (commissioned in 2001) as "Krešimir"'s improved design and Cetina-class minelayer-landing ships were built and commissioned in Croatia (1993 and 1995, respectively). Two Helsinki-class missile boats RTOP-41 "Vukovar" and RTOP-42 "Dubrovnik" (built in 1985/6) were purchased from Finland in 2008, while a small minehunter LM-51 "Korčula" was built in 2006.