V1 WAS NORTH BOUND AND ON THE EAST SHORE. V2 WAS SOUTH BOUND ALSO ON THE EAST SHORE. BOTH VESSELS WERE ON PLANE AND ARRIVED AT A NARROW PASS THAT HAS A BLIND CURVE TO THE EAST. UPON ENTERING THE CURVE, THE VESSELS WERE ON A COLLISION COURSE WITH EACH OTHER. V1 TOOK EVASIVE ACTION BY TURNING TO THE EAST. V2 ALSO TURNED TO THE WAST. V1 THEN TURNED HARD RIGHT AND V2 TURNED HARD RIGHT. THE REAR PORT SIDE OF BOTH VESSELS COLLIDED CAUSING EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO THE PROPRLLER CAGE MOTOR AND HULL OF BOTH VESSELS. V2 SANK IN APPROXIMATELY 2-3 FEET OF WATER DUE TO DAMAGE TO THE HULL BUT WAS FLOATED AND BROUGHT TO THE WEST SHORE SHORTLY AFTER THE COLLISION. NO ONE WAS INJURED IN THE COLLSION.
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