96 Spills Reported 2,195 Gallons Discharged

ATB COMMITMENT Navy Base Bangor HELENA STAR

 What happened: During fuel transfer, oil sheen appeared in water. Conducted dive survey and discovered a 3” crack in hull, near fuel tank.  Pictures indicate the crack in the hull, and the repair done with Splash Zone

 What happened: Pump malfunction on waste oil tank caused overflow of tank and subsequent discharge into the Hood Canal at a slow rate for approx 23 min. Boom/sorbents in place and 5 skimming vsls o/s cleaning CG response team on scene w/ state and other federal partners to assist in clean up Case and investigation are on-going Initially reported as 50 gals of oily water discharged on shore with some sheening in water – fully contained in boom – on Feb 10th Rcvd second NRC report via WSDOT of a large sheen throughout Hood Canal

WHAT HAPPENED:SIGNIFICANCE:  Vessel lift attempt was unsuccessful due to hull integrity issues. Operations halted due to fish window closure  Department of Natural Resources will contract to re-attempt lift when fish window reopens in July.  USCG to stand by for on water recovery assistance.

 Northern Border (West and East of Cascades)  Fostering PNW Economic Engine to include Beyond the Border initiative  Changing Energy Picture  Environmental/Tribal Sensitivities in Region  Training Next Generation of Marine Inspectors  Safety and Security Operations (Navy, WSF, JHOC and Arctic)  Natural Disaster Response  Japan Tsunami Debris Support  Response “V”