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   Other·HYDROPAC 1646/102010-08-14 00:58Z → cancelled 2010-10-02 09:27Z
   This marad advisory provides guidance to vessels transiting subject waters
   Strait of Hormuz · Persian Gulf

   STRAIT OF HORMUZ.
   1. THIS MARAD ADVISORY PROVIDES GUIDANCE
      TO VESSELS TRANSITING SUBJECT WATERS.
   2. THIS ADVISORY WILL BE PUBLISHED ON THE
      MARAD WEB SITE AT WWW.MARAD.DOT.GOV.
   3. U.S. FLAG OPERATORS WITH SHIPS IN THE
      AFFECTED AREAS ARE REQUESTED TO FORWARD
      THIS ADVISORY TO THEIR SHIPS BY THE
      MOST EXPEDITIOUS MEANS.
   4. ON 27 JULY 10 AT 2330Z, THE MARSHALL
      ISLANDS FLAGGED TANKER M. STAR REPORTED
      AN EXPLOSIVE INCIDENT ON HER STARBOARD
      QUARTER WHILE TRANSITING EAST IN THE
      STRAIT OF HORMUZ AT 26-27N 056-16E.
      THE INCIDENT IS UNDER INVESTIGATION.
   5. RECOMMEND ALL SHIPS TRANSITING THE
      SUBJECT WATERS EXERCISE INCREASED
      VIGILANCE AND CAUTION, PARTICULARY DURING
      NIGHT TRANSITS WITH INCREASED MONITORING
      OF SMALL VESSEL/BOAT ACTIVITY.
   6. U.S. FLAG VESSELS THAT OBSERVE SUSPICIOUS
      ACTIVITY IN THE AREA ARE ADVISED TO
      REPORT HOSTILE OR POTENTIALLY HOSTILE
      ACTION TO COMUSNAVCENT BATTLEWATCH
      CAPTAIN AT PHONE: 011 973 1785 3879.
      ALL SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS ARE
      TO BE REPORTED TO THE U.S. COAST GUARD
      NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER IN ACCORDANCE
      WITH 33 CFR PART 101.305. A SHIP HOSTILE
      ACTION REPORT (SHAR) SHOULD BE SENT
      TO THE NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL-INTELLIGENCE
      AGENCY (NGA) AS SOON AS POSSIBLE FOLLOWING
      THE INCIDENT/SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY, INCLUDING
      APPARENT SURVEILLANCE BEING CONDUCTED BY
      SMALL VESSELS/BOATS. E-MAIL: [email protected]
      OR REF: NGA PUB 117 FOR FURTHER GUIDANCE.
   7. VESSELS TRANSITING SUBJECT WATERS MUST
      COMPLY WITH U.S.COAST GUARD MARSEC
      DIRECTIVE 104-6 (REV. 3) AND ACCORDINGLY,
      SHOULD CONDUCT A PRE-VOYAGE RISK ASSESSMENT
      AND INCORPORATE APPROPRIATE PROTECTIVE
      MEASURES INTO THEIR VESSEL SECURITY PLAN.
   8. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT CAPTAIN
      ROBERT FORD, MARITIME ADMINISTRATION,
      OFFICE OF SECURITY, CODE: MAR-420,
      ROOM W25-207, 1200 NEW JERSEY AVE, S.E.,
      WASHINGTON, DC 20590, PHONE: 202 366 0223,
      FAX: 202 366 3954, TLX II: 710 822 9426
      (MARAD DOT WSH) OR E-MAIL: [email protected].
   9. FOR FUTHER INFORMATION ON THE U.S. COAST
      GUARD MARSEC DIRECTIVE CONTACT LCDR
      JAMES FOGLE AT PHONE: 202 372 1038 OR
      E-MAIL: [email protected].
   

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   War risk·HYDROPAC 2509/102010-11-19 21:46Z → cancelled 2011-01-08 10:26Z
   This marad advisory provides guidance to vessels transiting subject waters
   Strait of Hormuz · Southern Arabian Gulf · Western Gulf of Oman

   STRAIT OF HORMUZ.
   SOUTHERN ARABIAN GULF.
   WESTERN GULF OF OMAN.
   1.  THIS MARAD ADVISORY PROVIDES GUIDANCE TO
       VESSELS TRANSITING SUBJECT WATERS.
   2.  GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY SOURCES CAN CONFIRM
       THAT THE CLAIM BY THE ABDULLAH AZZAM
       BRIGADES (AAB) THAT THE GROUP HAD ATTACKED
       THE TANKER M.STAR IS VALID. THE GROUP
       REMAINS ACTIVE AND CAN CONDUCT FURTHER
       ATTACKS ON VESSELS IN AREAS IN THE
       STRAIT OF HORMUZ, SOUTHERN ARABIAN GULF,
       AND WESTERN GULF OF OMAN.
   3.  RECOMMEND ALL SHIPS TRANSITING THE
       SUBJECT WATERS EXERCISE INCREASED VIGILANCE
       AND CAUTION, PARTICULARY DURING NIGHT
       TRANSITS WITH INCREASED MONITORING OF SMALL
       VESSEL/BOAT ACTIVITY.
   4.  U.S. FLAG VESSELS THAT OBSERVE SUSPICIOUS
       ACTIVITY IN THE AREA ARE ADVISED TO REPORT
       SUCH SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY OR ANY HOSTILE OR
       POTENTIALLY HOSTILE ACTION TO COMUSNAVCENT
       BATTLEWATCH CAPTAIN AT
       PHONE: 011 973 1785 3879. ALL SUSPICIOUS
       ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS ARE ALSO TO BE REPORTED
       TO THE US COAST GUARD NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER
       IN ACCORDANCE WITH 33 CFR PART 101.305. IN
       ADDITION, A SHIP HOSTILE ACTION REPORT (SHAR)
       SHOULD BE SENT TO THE NATIONAL
       GEOSPATIAL-INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (NGA) AS SOON
       AS POSSIBLE FOLLOWING THE INCIDENT/SUSPICIOUS
       ACTIVITY, INCLUDING APPARENT SURVEILLANCE BEING
       CONDUCTED BY SMALL VESSELS/BOATS.
       E-MAIL: [email protected] OR REF: NGA PUB 117
       FOR FURTHER GUIDANCE.
   5.  VESSELS TRANSITING HIGH RISK WATERS DESIGNATED
       BY U.S. COAST GUARD MARSEC DIRECTIVE 104-6
       (CURRENT VERSION) MUST COMPLY WITH ITS SECURITY
       REQUIREMENTS ACCORDINGLY, SHOULD CONDUCT A
       PRE-VOYAGE RISK ASSESSMENT AND INCORPORATE
       APPROPRIATE PROTECTIVE MEASURES INTO THEIR
       VESSEL SECURITY PLAN. ADDITIONALLY, U.S. FLAG
       OPERATORS SHOULD HAVE THEIR PROTECTIVE MEASURES
       IMPLEMENTED PRIOR TO ENTERING HIGH RISK WATERS.
   6.  FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT CAPTAIN ROBERT FORD,
       MARITIME ADMINISTRATION, OFFICE OF SECURITY,
       CODE: MAR-420, ROOM W25-207, 1200 NEW JERSEY AVE,
       S.E., WASHINGTON, DC 20590, PHONE: 202 366 0223,
       FAX: 202 366 3954, TLX II: 710 822 9426 (MARAD DOT WSH),
       E-MAIL: [email protected].
   7.  FOR FUTHER INFORMATION ON THE U.S. COAST GUARD
       MARSEC DIRECTIVE CONTACT LCDR JAMES FOGLE,
       PHONE: 202 372 1038, E-MAIL: [email protected].
   8.  U.S. FLAG OPERATORS WITH SHIPS IN THE AFFECTED
       AREAS ARE REQUESTED TO FORWARD THIS ADVISORY TO
       THEIR SHIPS BY THE MOST EXPEDITIOUS MEANS.
   9.  THIS ADVISORY WILL BE PUBLISHED ON THE MARAD
       WEB SITE AT WWW.MARAD.DOT.GOV.
   10. TO DETERMINE MARITIME ADVISORIES THAT REMAIN IN FORCE,
       CONSULT THE MARITIME ADMINISTRATION WEB SITE AT
       HTTP:WWW.MARAD.DOT.GOV OR THE MOST RECENT.