RedactedNarrative: I cpl. was notified of a boating accident, involving the delaware city fire company and docked vessels in the delaware city marina in the branch canal.  Upon arrival, i was informed that there were two docked vessels struck by the fire company''s fire/rescue vessel with no injuries. I inspected the first docked vessel along with the owner on the vessel named migrator. 
  
  He stated there is no damage to his vessel. I gathered his information and he left the area.  I checked the second vessel named dead reckoning. I found the gel coat was gouged in a couple of places on the starboard side, the rub rail was damaged along with the starboard navigation light which was broken, and the cleat was damaged.  The owner is currently in florida. The marina manager was on scene.  The fire/rescue boat was inspected and found to have damage to the rear dive platform, the manifold for fire suppression, the control station and safety railing on the starboard side of the vessel.
  
  The operator identified was being trained to become a fire/rescue vessel operator.  Teacher instructed the operator to first dock at the state of delaware public floating dock.  He was then instructed to maneuver away from the floating dock and back the fire/rescue vessel east towards the delaware river.  He was moving the same direction as the tide was going.  
  
  He was turned by the tide and pushed in the direction of the docked vessel migrator.  The fire/rescue vessel struck migrator with the fire/rescue dive platform on the starboard transom.  The fire/rescue operator panicked and immediately over throttled the fire/rescue vessel away from the docked migrator.  He then struck the starboard side of the second docked vessel with the starboard side of the fire/rescue vessel identified as dead reckoning causing significant damage to the docked vessel as well as the fire/rescue vessel.