The phrase "attack boat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of military vessel designed for offensive operations.
Example: "The navy deployed an attack boat to engage enemy forces during the operation."
Alternatives: "assault vessel" or "combat boat".
The Penguin was exported widely for fighter-bomber, attack boat, and helicopter use.
Aleksandr Rutskoi, former vice president and now governor of the Kursk region, for which the submarine is named, asserted today that the attack boat was carrying an experimental torpedo that was to be test-fired during the maneuvers in which the Kursk was operating.
On Friday, officials in Washington disclosed that the attack boat, described as a skiff, circled the Cole's bow from the west then slowly skirted the ship's port side, with the two men aboard the skiff waving to armed sailors on the Navy ship and the sailors waving back.
A Norwegian fast attack boat designed to evade radar has been operating in a Highland loch during a major Nato exercise.
A LTTE Sea Tiger fast attack boat before the conflict ended.
Once there they built a heavily-armed galeota attack boat, which carried 114 men and at least five artillery pieces.
— The Navy's newest ship is designed to battle Iranian attack boats, clear mines from the Strait of Hormuz, chase down Somali pirates and keep watch on China's warships.
If seven Iranian attack boats should come at the new ship, Mr. Hunter said, "it backs away, it can't take any major hits".
"Navy fast attack boats escorting the vessel engaged the Tiger boats, and one of them was destroyed by a suicide boat.
"The attack on the Mavi Marmara came in an instant: they attacked it with 12 or 13 attack boats and also with commandos from helicopters.
There will be ground vehicles, but there will also be amphibious assaults via attack boats – and surely there will be aircraft to purloin.
