claim: One True Thing was directed by a child.
evidence: The Enforcer is a ship design jointly developed by the Royal Netherlands Navy and the Spanish Navy .. Royal Netherlands Navy. Royal Netherlands Navy. Spanish Navy. Spanish Navy. Development began in the 1980s , when the Royal Netherlands Navy began investigating ways to provide an amphibious transport capability .. Royal Netherlands Navy. Royal Netherlands Navy. In 1994 , preliminary design work began .. The Spanish government proposed in 1990 to collaborate on the design .. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed in June 1992 .. Development of the base design occurred during 1993 , after which the navies turned local companies for further design work and construction  : Royal Schelde in the Netherlands , and Bazan -LRB- which became Navantia in 2005 -RRB- in Spain .. Royal Schelde. Royal Schelde. Navantia. Navantia. Royal Schelde completed one ship to the Rotterdam class , with constructed between 1995 and 1998 .. Royal Schelde. Royal Schelde. A second ship , , was laid down in 2003 and commissioned in 2007 .. Bazan / Navantia completed two ships to the Galicia-class design .. Navantia. Navantia. The Enforcer design also served as the basis of the British Bay-class landing ships .. Four vessels were built for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary by two shipyards between 2002 and 2007 , with one sold in 2011 to the Royal Australian Navy .. Royal Fleet Auxiliary. Royal Fleet Auxiliary. Royal Australian Navy. Royal Australian Navy. After building Rotterdam , Royal Schelde developed the `` Enforcer Family ''  : four variants of the Enforcer design intended for export sale .. Royal Schelde. Royal Schelde. Increased modularity , less powerful propulsion systems , and increased use of commercial construction standards allowed the company to offer the export variants at lower prices .. The Enforcer design was considered a contender for the Indian Navy Multi-Role Support Vessel programme .. Indian Navy Multi-Role Support Vessel programme. Indian Navy Multi-Role Support Vessel programme