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U.S. Flag Oceangoing Merchant Fleet
Owner/Operator
Vessel Name Type GT DWT
HP
T= Turbine
D= Diesel
Year
Built/
Rebuilt
Owner/Operator
Vessel Name Type GT DWT
HP
T= Turbine
D= Diesel
Year
Built/
Rebuilt
Philadelphia Sun Tanker 19,500 34,400 D-14,200 81 VAN 0MMEREN SHIPPING (U .SJL) INC.
Texas Sun Tanke 26,300 53,453 T-l 8,500 60 46 South field Ave., Stamford, CT 06902
Tropic Sun Tanker 20,177 34,700 T-l 3,600 57
Strong American ITB/RoRo
TEXACO MARINE SERVICES, INC. Strong Texan Hvylft./RoRo 1,383 2,804 D-2,500 76
P.O. Drawer 1028, Port Arthur, TX 77641-1028 Strong Virginian Hvylft./RoRo 20,000 — — —
Star Georgia Tanker 16,514 25,156 T-l 3,600 64 WATERMAN STEAMSHIP CORPORATION
Star Marrero Tug & Barge (25,000 BBLS)— — — One Whitehall Street, New York, NY 10004
Star Massachusetts Tanker 16,515 19,364 T-13,600 63
Star Rhode Island Tanker 16,584 19,364 T-13,600 64 Jeb Stuart LASH — 47,500 69
Valiant/Pennsylvania ITB 194/12,591 28,500 D-7,780 81/80 Major Stephen W. Pless
Victory/Texas ITB 194/12,591 28,500 D-7,780 81/80 RoRo/Container 29.091 25,073 T-30,000 83/85
Pfc. Eugene A. Obregon
TOTEM OCEAN TRAILER EXPRESS, INC. RoRo/Container 29,091 25,073 T-30,000 83/84 500 Alexander Avenue, Tacoma, WA 98421 Robert E. Lee LASH 32,269 46,150 T-32,000 74
Sam Houston LASH 32,269 46,150 T-32,000 74
Great Land RoRo 17,673 17,914 T-30,000 75 Sgt. Matej Kocak RoRo/Container 29,091 25,073 T-30,000 83/84
Northern Lights RoRo 31,515 17,915 T-30,000 75 Stonewall Jackson LASH 32,269 46,150 T-32,000 74
Westward Venture RoRo 17,527 17,914 T-30,000 77
WEST COAST SHIPPING COMPANY
UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA 1201 W. Fifth Street, Los Anqeles, CA 90017 1201 W. Fifth Street, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Coast Range Tanker 21,257 39,990 T-l 3,000 81
Blue Ridge Tanker 21,359 42,268 T-l 3,000 81 Cornucopia LPG/Tanker 21,688 21,717 T-l 3,600 58/78
Sierra Madre Tanker 21,357 39,990 T-l 3,600 81
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