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FOIA Control Number Date Rec'd Unit Name Description COMPANY NAME 8/27/2011 20114025 SEC Charleston All photographs pertaining to the recovery of the TowBoat US- Charleston 65'POWER vessel that sunk 8/29/2011 20113649 INV MISLE case number 561035 TowBoatUS Savannah 8/29/2011 20113650 INV T/V BUSTER BOUCHARD- Minimal Spill of Diesel Oil at Royston Rayzor Vickery & Williams, LLP Bollinger Shipyard 8/29/2011 20113651 NVDC Copies of documentation certificate for vessel "Ariel" Bruce Flenniken 8/29/2011 20113652 NMC Merchant Mariner Records Maria Lay 8/29/2011 20113653 NMC Merchant Mariner Records Marta Perez 8/29/2011 20113654 NMC Merchant Mariner Records Delia Roork 8/29/2011 20113655 NMC Merchant Mariner Records Mary E. Glod 8/29/2011 20113656 INV Copies of the USCG detentional deficiencies file concerning Casey & Barnett LLC the M/V GREEN MAJESTIC'S 8/29/2011 20113657 INV Info regarding XXXXXXXX allegedly injured her foot while Walters Nixon Group, INC disembarking the WHALE WATCHER 8/29/2011 20113658 INV M/V JAMES F NEAL- 10/21/09 collision, Activity No. Schroeder, Maundrell, Barbiere & Powers 3630379 8/29/2011 20113659 INV All info pertaining to the search for XXXXXXXX the rescue Tucker Vaughan Gardner & Barnes of XXXXXXXXXX 8/29/2011 20113660 INV Info regarding the incident with two vessels on 8/3/11, McGuinn, Hillsman & Palefsky Minh Troung , who was killed in the collision 8/29/2011 20113665 VTS Houston/Galveston PAWSS, VHF-FM ch 12 and 13 replay recordings, Transit Eastham Watson Dale & Forney, LLP Logs 8/29/2011 20113666 D8 Legal Historical Oil Spill information Department of Geography and Anthropology 8/29/2011 20113706 NVDC Info on vessel KILOHANA Mimi Bornhorst 8/29/2011 20113708 NVDC Info on vessel BEANS and ESPRESSO Pacific Maritime Title 8/29/2011 20113709 NVDC Info on vessel PATRICE Ala Wai Yacht Brokerage 8/29/2011 20113719 INV SAR & investigation records pertaining to M/V SEA WATCH Bird Bird & Hestres, P.S.C. 8/29/2011 20113738 INV All records/associated actions re HarborTownBelle marine John Kyle casualty on 6/9/11 8/30/2011 20113591 INV MISLE Case Number 548092 Prinicipal Life Insurance Company 8/30/2011 20113638 CG-5/CG-551 CG solicitation no RFP B 101006, Galveston Bridge Project Speeel Pless Sauro, PC 8/30/2011 20113667 INV Regarding injury to XXXXXXX Bluestein Law Firm, PA 8/30/2011 20113668 CG-5 Shell PERDIDO SPAR Platform, Alaminos Canyon Black 857, Royston Rayzor Vickery & Williams, LLP GOM- Performance Test of Schat-Harding 8/30/2011 20113669 SEC Mobile USCG project file number P000417 a/k/a M/V American Riverboat Company SPECULATION 8/30/2011 20113670 INV MISLE Case Number #564059 Southern Yacht Surveyors 8/30/2011 20113671 CG-094 Civil Action No. 3-06-CV-1792-O info on discs/drives Michael DeKort 8/30/2011 20113672 INV Requesting copies of the letter dated 12/6/10 submitted Houston Chronicle by the USCG to Transocean 8/30/2011 20113673 NVDC Documents regarding vessel-MZ CHIBB, USCG No. 515599 Murphy Rogers Sloss & Gambel, PLC 8/30/2011 20113674 INV/Sec Pudet Sound Info on M/V ILIA -At LaPlace Anchorage, Mississippi Murphy Rogers Sloss & Gambel, PLC River/8/17/11 8/30/2011 20113675 SEC Puget Sound/INV Requesting info on vessel M/V LISERON Nicoll Black & Feig 8/30/2011 20113676 INV Info regarding dive boat/scuba driving charter accident Nick Gruszynski statistics 8/30/2011 20113677 INV Requesting all info regarding activity no. 3985848, case no. Weisha Mize 543729 8/30/2011 20113678 D8 Legal Reports regarding incident involving the charter boat THE George Pennebaker, Law Office LOONEY TINA 8/30/2011 20113679 INV MISLE Case #565383 Captain Steve Little 8/30/2011 20113680 INV Requesting all incident reports and/or investigation reports Pinkerton Law Firm in regard to the death of Hung Thanh Nguyen 8/30/2011 20113681 D13 Copies of all complaints received by the FAA regarding Miller & Associates flights at or near the Newport 8/30/2011 20113682 INV Regarding an incident on the Capt Mike Dolphin tour Inglesby Falligant 8/30/2011 20113683 NMC Merchant Mariner Records Carmen De La Rosa 8/30/2011 20113684 INV Copy of the CG incident report for the accidental death Prinicipal Life Insurance Company benefits on XXXXX life policy 8/30/2011 20113685 INV Copy of the CG incident report for the accidental death Prinicipal Life Insurance Company benefits onXXXXXX life policy 8/30/2011 20113688 INV MISLE Case #556701 Scranton Law Firm 8/30/2011 20113695 SEC Northern New All info regarding to the naval incident with the USS John Richard Strong England Hall on 8/1/11 8/30/2011 20113696 INV MISLE Activity #3981057 Maine Audubon 8/30/2011 20113707 NVDC Info on vessel ELYSIUM Atlantic Yacht Documentation, INC 8/30/2011 20113710 NVDC Info on vessels ADAGIO, MAR DON and FEELIN ALRIGHT Pacific Maritime Title 8/30/2011 20113949 NVDC Info on vessel DESADERATA Norfolk Sheriff's Office 8/31/2011 20113686 INV Accident/investigation reports concerning LADY PENELOPE Lichtblau & Goldenberg 8/31/2011 20113687 INV Info regarding Judy May Boone(deceased) Silva & Silva 8/31/2011 20113689 INV Requesting info on Selby Slag site Archer Norris 8/31/2011 20113690 INV Requesting a copy of the certificate of inspection for Jennifer Schrader "HAPPY CAT" 8/31/2011 20113691 CG-5 Inspection info related to the property situated at 10 Garfunkel Wild Garvis Point Road, Glen Cove, NY, 11542 8/31/2011 20113692 CG-094 Info regarding the settlement of XXXXX & XXXXX M.J. Skirchak 8/31/2011 20113693 INV Incident death of Alfred Soto at City Dock 23 Gilman Allison 8/31/2011 20113694 INV MISLE Activity #3910986 White River National Wildlife Refuge 8/31/2011 20113697 NMC Merchant Mariner Records Brant Attaway 8/31/2011 20113698 INV Info regarding fatal diving incident on 8/14/11, Atlantic Troutman Sanders Ocean, Frying Pan Tower 8/31/2011 20113699 INV Peter Gellatly Tug and Hackensack River Bridge allision on Norfolk Southern Corporation 3/12/09 8/31/2011 20113700 INV Requesting copies of reports in relation to an incident that Optimum Claims Services, INC occurred on 5/30/11 with M/V CLARA B 8/31/2011 20113701 CG-2 Info on XXXXXXX aka XXXXXXX Sonia Haga 8/31/2011 20113702 SEC New Orleans VTC for C TRUC 8 OSV C TRUC 8 Chaffe McCall, LLP 8/31/2011 20113703 INV Info regarding Sea Tow Cape & Islands concerning its Arnold J Cestari, Law Offices 8/5/11 salvage of the 2005, yacht COCKTAILS 8/31/2011 20113704 INV Requesting boat accident report the missing information Helen Griese-Bravo 8/31/2011 20113711 NVDC Info on vessel TAURI Vessel Documenation Services 8/31/2011 20113712 SEC New Orleans AIS Recordings for M/V CLIPPER TARPON Pivach, Pivach, Hufft & Thriffiley 8/31/2011 20113731 NVDC Info on the Hull Number DMA06957D111 Anchors Away Vessel Documentation, INC 8/31/2011 20113775 NVDC Info on vessel VOYAGER Specialized Yacht Services, Inc 9/1/2011 20113705 INV Info regarding XXXXXX & MV SUN NEW Steel, Doebley & Glassman 9/1/2011 20113713 INV Info regarding XXXXXX who was injured on 6/29/11 while Richard R. Kennedy o/b the M/V HEATHER LYNN 9/1/2011 20113715 INV Reports pertaining to the name of MISS JUK Johnson Johnson Barrios & Yacoubian, PLC 9/1/2011 20113716 INV Any & all documentation pertaining to any drug testing or Johnson Johnson Barrios & Yacoubian, PLC screening administered to XXXXX 9/1/2011 20113717 INV Info regarding the incident on 8/22/11 listed above, which Goldstein And Price involved XXXXXXX on the M/V PHYLLIS 9/1/2011 20113720 CGIS Info regarding a CGIS case subject XXXXX handled out of Asher Thomas Chesapeake Region 9/1/2011 20113723 MSU Port Arthur AIS Data log info for the M/V NICOS on 9/13/10 time frame Benckenstein & Oxford, LLP 2100-2300 9/1/2011 20113726 SEC Ohio Valley Notices to Mariners issued b/n 23 Oct 2011 and 25 Oct O'Bryan Law Center PC 2011 in the SEC Ohio Valley region 9/1/2011 20113743 VTS Houston/Galveston PAWSS, VHF-FM ch 11 and 13 replay recordings October, Independent Maritime Consulting (Gulf) LTD 7, 2010, 1200-1300 9/1/2011 20113774 NVDC Info on vessel BALTIC Seacor Holding, INC 9/1/2011 2011PA0064 CGIS All CGIS report/investigation info in which pertains to George L Grohns Jr George L. Grohs Jr. 9/2/2011 20113714 INV Incident reports involving XXXXXXXXXX and their sailing Louis Hansen vessel, BELLA or MAYBE TOMORROW 9/2/2011 20113718 INV Requesting info regarding the sinking of the M/V CC Wayne B. Smith, Inc LEADER 9/2/2011 20113721 INV Sinking/Salvage/Towage of 2005 28-foot Thurderbird Hamilton Miller & Birthisel, LLP Products, Inc/Formula vessel VIVA 9/2/2011 20113722 D7 Legal Request vessel seized 75' Steel Hull Shrimp boat Billy Johnson 9/2/2011 20113725 INV Small capsized boat, four people rescued-South Padre Royston Rayzor Vickery & Williams, LLP Island, TX 9/2/2011 20113734 INV MISLE Cases #553987 and #554004 Berquist, Wood & Anderson, LLP 9/2/2011 20113791 MSU Port Arthur Colored Incident Action Plans & HAZMAT Trajectory UCLA Depart of Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences Analysis maps 9/6/2011 20113727 INV Request a completed of copy of USCG Investigative Report: Odyssea Marine, INC Activity number 3945585 9/6/2011 20113728 INV #3628195 AK WARRIOR vessel inspection and damage Seattle Times survey on 11/3/09 9/6/2011 20113729 INV Info regarding the allision btw the M/V SUSAN FRANCES Maginnis & Hurley and the Bayou Sorrel Pontoon Bridge 9/6/2011 20113730 INV Info regarding the allision btw the M/V RICKY J.
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