RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 was moored to the boat ramp dock on the left side of the boat and being held by Subject.  Vessel 1 was being unloaded on the ramp immediately to the right side of Vessel 1.  The operator of Vessel 1 reversed the throttle to back off of the trailer.  She continued to back up until she thought she had enough room to resume forward and turn away from the boat ramp.  She misjudged the distance and during the process of her turn to the left, she contacted Vessel 1 with the right rear corner of her vessel.  
  
  The contact point on Vessel 1 was right behind the operator''s seat.  The force from the right side of Vessel 1 caused the left side to contact the dock.  The only visible damage to Vessel 1 was the scratching of the decals on both sides.  The adhesive from the decals was still visible, the scrathes had not gone all the way through to the gel coat.  The occupant of Vessel 1 is the son of the owner, and stated the two spots where the decals were damaged was the only damage done at the time.  When asked about other spots of damage on the vessel, he stated they were all previously damaged, including the damage to the prop and fin.  
  
  There was no visible damage to Vessel 1.