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HARVEY GULF INTERNATIONAL Photo Credit: www.marinetrafÞ c.comDateVesselPosition / Destination Comments7/27/2013Harvey Express MC725Hess drilling, exploration7/27/2013Harvey LegendStena Icemax hired by SHELL to work in French Guyana Exploration7/15/2013Harvey LegendChaguaramas 7/27/2013Harvey IntruderSouth.TIM.17 Contango Oil & Gas, exploration7/26/2013Harvey IntruderEugene Island SB 7/27/2013Harvey ThunderEugene Island 63 Contango Oil & Gas production platform 7/27/2013Harvey Falcon GC782Mad Dog Field: BP (60.5%)/BHP (23.9%)/Chevron 15.6%.7/26/2013Harvey FalconAtlantis/ GC782 7/27/2013Harvey LeaderFourchon ENI dock 7/15/2013Harvey Leader MC 215ENI, ?ODD Job? Exploration7/26/2013Harvey Rain WD-143SHELL production, MARS B7/26/2013Harvey Warhorse IIMiss Canyon 807 Mars SHELL7/22/2013Harvey SpiritGreen Canyon 20 Gryfalcon tieback, production SHELL 7/22/2013Harvey Runner KC93Tiber  eld, BP production 7/22/2013Harvey Sailor GC 654BHP Billiton, exploration7/19/2013Harvey Provider WR 95SHELL Walker Ridge, exploration 7/15/2013Harvey Explorer MC 721SHELL7/15/2013Harvey Pioneer MC762West Boreas SHELL 7/15/2013Harvey Wind ST-301B Brutus  eld SHELL production Harvey Gulf: Working and Playing Well With Others? (*) Positions and dates and vessels extracted from web-based commercially available AIS tracking programs. No assumptions or implied statements here indicate who Harvey Gulf may be working for. The close proximity of the Harvey Gulf ß eet to all of these quality operators and their operations speaks volumes as to who might allow Harvey Gulf to work in the same theatre. Food for thought. 26 | Maritime Professional | 3Q 2013MP #3 18-33.indd 26MP #3 18-33.indd 269/10/2013 10:10:25 AM9/10/2013 10:10:25 AM