Was HNLMS Abraham Crijnssen the only ship disguised as an island or something similar?
Short answerProbably not, but she is the clearest and most famous case of a moving warship deliberately presented as an island.
NotesAbraham Crijnssen is the best-known example of a warship disguised as an island, but no second warship using the same disguise is identified. Her distinction is the attempt to pass as a moving island, rather than simply conceal a ship beside one. Duck punts offer a much smaller comparison because they also try to blend into their surroundings. That comparison leaves the claim of uniqueness unresolved.