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U.S.-Flag Vessels Updated: 4/1/2010 U.S.-FLAG VESSELS VESSEL NAME CARRIER ABBY G Maersk Line ADRIATIC SEA/DBL 101 K-SEA Transportation Corp. ADVANTAGE Sealift Inc. AGNES CANDIES Otto Candies, LLC ALASKA PROVIDER Alaska Marine Lines ALASKA TRADER Naknek Barge Lines ALASKAN EXPLORER BP Amoco Shipping ALASKAN FRONTIER BP Amoco Shipping ALASKAN LEGEND BP Amoco Shipping ALASKAN NAVIGATOR BP Amoco Shipping ALLIANCE BEAUMONT (as of 2/22/2010) Farrell Lines ALLIANCE CHARLESTON (as of 2/13/2010) Farrell Lines ALLIANCE NORFOLK Farrell Lines ALLIANCE ST. LOUIS Farrell Lines ALTAIR/RIGEL K-Sea transportation Corp. ALTA JUNE Foss Maritime Company AMERICA Foss Maritime Company AMERICAN MERLIN Sealift Inc. AMERICAN RIVER Foss Maritime Company AMERICAN TRADER America Cargo Transport, Inc. AMERICAN TERN APL Maritime, Ltd. AMY CANDIES Otto Candies, LLC ANASAZI AHL Shipping Company ANCHORAGE PROVIDER Alaska Marine Lines ANDREW FOSS Foss Maritime Company ANN T. CHERAMIE Crimson Shipping ANNE CANDIES Otto Candies, LLC APL AGATE APL APL BALBOA APL APL CHINA APL APL CYPRINE APL APL JAPAN APL APL KOREA APL APL PEARL APL APL PHILIPPINES APL APL SINGAPORE APL APL THAILAND APL APL TURQUOISE APL APOLLO Crowley AQUATRAIN Foss Maritime Company ARCTIC BEAR Alaska Marine Lines ARCTIC GULL Alaska Marine Lines ARCTIC TERN Alaska Marine Lines ARROW NO. 2 Foss Maritime Company ARTHUR FOSS Foss Maritime Company ARTHUR M. ANDERSON Keystone Shipping Co. ASCENSION Sealift Inc. ATLANTA BRIDGE Trailer Bridge, Inc. ATLANTIC TRADER McAllister Feeder Lines, Inc. AUSTIN REINAUER/R.T.C. 100 Reinauer Transportation BAFFIN STRAIT TransAtlantic Lines LLC BALTIC SEA K-SEA Transportation Corp. BALTIMORE/BALTIMORE U.S. Shipping Partners LP BANDA SEA K-SEA Transportation Corp. BARANOF Foss Maritime Company BARANOF PROVIDER Alaska Marine Lines BARANOF TRADER Naknek Barge Lines BARBARA FOSS Foss Maritime Company BARBARA KESSEL/GAYLE EUSTACE United Ocean Services BARGE PS 201 Crowley BARGE BG JACKSONVILLE Crowley BARGE ST. THOMAS Crowley BARGE FORTALEZA Crowley BARGE 409 Crowley BARGE PONCE Crowley BARGE ATKA Crowley BARGE SAN JUAN Crowley BARGE SANTO Crowley BARGE MIAMI Crowley BARGE ST KITTS Crowley BARGE CMC450-10 Crowley BARGE CMC450-11 Crowley BARGE LA REINA Crowley BARGE LA PRINCESA Crowley BARGE EL REY Crowley BARGE CMC450-12 Crowley BARGE HAWK Crowley BARGE FALCON Crowley BARGE ISLA DEL SOL Crowley BARGE PALMER Crowley BARGE 400-7 Crowley BARGE 250-8 Crowley BARGE LANAI Crowley BARGE 406 Crowley BARGE 500-1 Crowley BARGE 414 Crowley BARGE 417 Crowley BARGE CARIBBEAN PROTECTOR Crowley BARGE 450-2 Crowley BARGE 450-4 Crowley BARGE 407 Crowley BARNEY TURECAMO/GEORGIA Moran Towing Corporation BEAUFORT SEA K-SEA Transportation Corp. BENJAMIN FOSS Foss Maritime Company BERING SEA K-SEA Transportation Corp. BERING TRADER Naknek Barge Lines BETSY L Foss Maritime Company BETTY Superior Maritime Services, Inc. BETTY WOOD/PAT CANTRELL United Ocean Services BEVERLY ANDERSON/MARY TURNER United Ocean Services BLACK EAGLE Red River Shipping Corp. BLACKHAWK Crowley BLUE RIDGE Crowley BMC 03 Foss Maritime Company BMC 06 Foss Maritime Company BMC 13 Foss Maritime Company BMC 30 Foss Maritime Company BORINQUEN Global International Marine BOUCHARD GIRLS/B.NO.295 Bouchard Transportation BRANDYWINE/DOUBLE SKIN-141 The Vane Brothers BRIDGEPORT Moran Towing Corporation BRISTOL BAY TRADER NAKNEK BARGE LINES, Inc. BROOKLYN BRIDGE Trailer Bridge, Inc. BROWNSVILLE/PETROCHEM TRADER U.S. Shipping Partners L.P. BRYNN FOSS Foss Maritime Company BULWARK Crowley BUSTER BOUCHARD/B.NO.255 Bouchard Transportation CALIFORNIA VOYAGER Chevron Shipping CAMPBELL FOSS Foss Maritime Company CAPTAIN H.A. DOWNING AHL Shipping Company CAPT HAGEN/KEY WEST Penn Maritime, Inc. CAPT. FRED BOUCHARD/B.NO.275 Bouchard Transportation CAPT. STEVEN L. BENNETT* Sealift Inc. CARIBE ALLIANCE Foss Maritime Company CARIBE HORIZON Foss Maritime Company CARIBE PIONEER Foss Maritime Company CAROLINA Moran Towing Corporation CAROLYN DOROTHY Foss Maritime Company CARSON CALLAWAY Keystone Shipping Co. CATANO Global International Marine CAVALIER Crowley CELIA CANDIES Otto Candies, LLC CENTURION Crowley CHARLOTTE BRIDGE Trailer Bridge, Inc. CHARLESTON Moran Towing Corporation CHARLESTON U.S. Shipping Partners CHARLESTON EXPRESS Hapag-Lloyd USA, LLC CHATHAM PROVIDER Alaska Marine Lines CHEMICAL PIONEER U.S. Shipping Partners CHESAPEAKE TRADER McAllister Feeder Lines, Inc. CHICAGO BRIDGE Trailer Bridge, Inc. CHICHAGOF PROVIDER Alaska Marine Lines CHLOE CANDIES Otto Candies, LLC CHRISTIANA/DOUBLE SKIN-143 The Vane Brothers CHRISTIAN REINAUER/R.T.C. 145 Reinauer Transportation CMS 711 Foss Maritime Company COASTAL RELIANCE/550-4 Crowley COASTAL VENTURE Coastal Transportation COAST RANGE Crowley COHO/PENN 92 Penn Maritime, Inc. COLORADO Sabine Transportation Company COLORADO VOYAGER Chevron Shipping COLVILLE RIVER Crowley COLUMBIA BALTIMORE Columbia Coastal Transport, LLC COLUMBIA BOSTON Foss Maritime Company COLUMBIA CHARLESTON Columbia Coastal Transport, LLC COLUMBIA ELIZABETH Columbia Coastal Transport, LLC COLUMBIA HOUSTON Columbia Coastal Transport, LLC COLUMBIA NORFOLK Moran Towing Corporation COMMANDER Crowley COMMITMENT/650-6 Crowley CONNECTICUT Moran Towing Corporation CONSTITUTION/M 400 OSG Ship Management CORAL SEA K-SEA Transportation Corp. CORBIN FOSS Foss Maritime Company COURAGE American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier, LLC COURAGE/650-6 Crowley COVE EAGLE Caribe USA, Inc. CRAIG FOSS Foss Maritime Company CRAIG ERIC REINAUER/R.T.C. 85 Reinauer Transportation CRIMSON ACE Crimson Shipping CRIMSON CLOVER Crimson Shipping CRIMSON TIDE Crimson Shipping. CUB SCOUT Alaska Marine Lines DACE REINAUER/R.T.C 81 Reinauer Transportation DAVID BRUSCO Crimson Shipping DANIEL FOSS Foss Maritime Company DAVIS SEA K-SEA Transportation Corp. DBL 53 K-SEA Transportation Corp. DBL 70 K-Sea Transportation Corp. DBL 78 K-SEA Transportation Corp. DBL 81 K-SEA Transportation Corp. DBL 82 K-SEA Transportation Corp. DBL 101 K-SEA Transportation Corp. DBL 102 K-SEA Transportation Corp. DBL 103 K-SEA Transportation Corp. DBL 104 K-SEA Transportation Corp. DBL 134 K-SEA Transportation Corp. DBL 140 K-SEA Transportation Corp. DEBBIE RANKIN/DIANA T. United Ocean Services DELAWARE TRADER Keystone Shipping Co. DELTA MARINER Foss Maritime Company DEVIN CANDIES Otto Candies, LLC DORADO Global International Marine DOROTHY L. SYLVESTER Foss Maritime Company DREW FOSS Foss Maritime Company DS-10 Foss Maritime Company EARL H Foss Maritime Company EDGAR B. SPEER Keystone Shipping Co. EDITH FOSS Foss Maritime Company EDWIN H. GOTT Keystone Shipping Co. EL CONQUISTADOR Crowley EL FARO Sea Star Line, LLC EL JAGUAR Crimson Shipping EL MORRO Sea Star Line, LLC EL YUNQUE Sea Star Line, LLC ELIZA/ATLANTIC Penn Maritime, Inc. ELIZABETH ANN Global International Marine ELLEN S. BOUCHARD/B.NO.282 Bouchard Transportation EMILY CANDIES Otto Candies, LLC ENDURANCE (as of 2/5/2010) American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier, LLC ENERGY ENTERPRISE Central Gulf Lines, Inc. ENTERPRISE/M 209 OSG Ship Management EOT SPAR Dome Chartering & Trading Corp. FAIRBANKS PROVIDER Alaska Marine Lines FALCON K-SEA Transportation Corp. FDH 26-1 Foss Maritime Company FDH 26-2 Foss Maritime Company FDH 35-1 Foss Maritime Company FDH 35-2 Foss Maritime Company FDH 35-3 Foss Maritime Company FDH 35-4 Foss Maritime Company FDH 35-5 Foss Maritime Company FOSS 180-C6 Foss Maritime Company FOSS 183 Foss Maritime Company FOSS 185-C1 Foss Maritime Company FOSS 185-C2 Foss Maritime Company FOSS 185-C3 Foss Maritime Company FOSS 185-C4 Foss Maritime Company FOSS 192 Foss Maritime Company FOSS 245 Foss Maritime Company FOSS 248-P2 Foss Maritime Company FOSS 248-P3 Foss Maritime Company FOSS 343 Foss Maritime Company FREEDOM American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier, LLC FREEPORT/CHEMICAL TRANSPORTER U.S. Shipping Partners L.P. GARTH FOSS Foss Maritime Company GALVESTON/PETROCHEM PRODUCER U.S. Shipping Partners L.P. GEORGIA Moran Towing Corporation GEYSIR TransAtlantic Lines LLC GOLDEN STATE U.S. Shipping Partners GREAT LAND Totem Ocean Trailer Express, Inc. GREEN BAY Waterman Steamship Corporation GREEN DALE Waterman Steamship Corporation GREEN COVE Central Gulf Lines, Inc. GREEN LAKE Central Gulf Lines, Inc. GREEN POINT Central Gulf Lines, Inc. GREEN RIDGE Central Gulf Lines, Inc. GULF CAJUN Crimson Shipping GULF RAMBLER Tidewater Marine, Inc. GULF RELIANCE/650-2 Crowley GULF SERVICE/ENERGY11103 Hornbeck Offshore HALEAKALA Matson Navigation Company HARRIETTE Sealift Inc. HALLE FOSS Foss Maritime Company HENRY FOSS Foss Maritime Company HERCULES Global International Marine HONOR American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier, LLC HORIZON ANCHORAGE Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON CHALLENGER Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON CONSUMER Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON DISCOVERY Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON EAGLE Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON ENTERPRISE Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON FAIRBANKS Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON FALCON Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON HAWK Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON HAWAII Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON HUNTER Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON KODIAK Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON NAVIGATOR Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON PACIFIC Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON PRODUCER Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON RELIANCE Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON SPIRIT Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON TACOMA Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON TIGER Horizon Lines, LLC HORIZON TRADER Horizon Lines, LLC HOUMA K-SEA Transportation Corp. HOUSTON Moran Towing Corporation HOUSTON U.S. Shipping Partners HOWARD OLSEN Foss Maritime Company HUNTER Crowley INDEPENDENCE II American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier, LLC INTEGRITY American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier,
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