RedactedNarrative: OPERATOR 1 WAS OPERATING VESSEL 1 WHILE TRAVELING AT IDLE SPEED, WHILE OPERATOR 2 WAS OPERATING VESSEL 2 WHILE CRUISING ON PLANE. AS OPERATOR 2 WAS OBSERVING A DASH LIGHT OUT IN VESSEL 2, THE OPERATOR FAILED TO KEEP A LOOKOUT FOR VESSELS IN ITS PATH. OPERATOR 1 AND PASSENGER 2 OBSERVED VESSEL 2 COMING STRAIGHT FOR VESSEL 1 AND VOLUNTARILY LEFT VESSEL 1 BEFORE VESSEL 2 STRUCK IT. THE COLLISION FROM VESSEL 2 CAUSED VESSEL 1 TO BE CUT IN HALF. THERE WAS NO INJURIES FROM THE COLLISION WITH VESSEL 1 AND 2. VESSEL 1 WAS A TOTAL LOSS FROM THE IMPACT AND VESSEL 2 SUSTAINED MINOR DAMAGE.