RedactedNarrative: At approximately 1200 HRS on 8/7/15 vessel was attempting to doc at g dock. The operator was approaching the slip at a 45 degree angle. The weather outside was raining and gusts of wind up to 20 mph. OPERATOR1 stated as he turned the boat to go into the slip a strong gust of wind blew his boat to the side. The vessel's engines were unable to counter the effect of the wind causing the vessel to drift into another houseboat located in the adjacent slip. The houseboat in the adjacent slip was struck.
  
  V2 sustained damage to the rear slide and railings. The rear railing was bent and the attaching brackets for the slide were broken. Also, there was a crack on the upper deck portion of the boat were the slide connects to the deck. Pictures were taken and are attached. V1 sustained damage on the rear starboard railing. The railing was bent inward toward the center of the vessel. OPERATOR1 stated he was only traveling approximately 3 miles an hour. No other damage was noted on either vessel. V2 was not occupied at the time and multiple attempts have been made to contact owner of damage. First attempt to contact owner was on the day of the accident. I called and left a voice mail. I attempted to call the number given to me by ARAMARK approximately two days later and was unable to leave a message. I informed ARAMARK to contact the owners of V2 at this point.