  In the nonrelativistic approximation of fluctuation electrodynamics, using
the specular reflection model and the nonlocal dielectric permittivity of a
metal, we obtained simple analytical expressions for the friction forces in the
particle-plate and plate-plate systems upon relative motion of the bodies with
constant velocity. It is shown that at separations of about 1{\div}10 nm, for
an Au nanoparticle (or a gold plate) moving near another gold plate at rest,
the dissipative forces are 2 to 4 orders of magnitude higher than in the case
when the local Drude dielectric permittivity is used.
