time of incident, being prepared for the flyover of the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft with the Space Shuttle Enterprise later that morning. No injuries were reported and the incident was blamed on high winds and low tide. While docking at the terminal in New York on 8 July, Norwegian Star generated a larger-than-normal wake from its thrusters to keep the ship positioned correctly in strong currents. The waves rocked the cruise missile submarine , an exhibit at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, damaging the gangway and causing it to fall into the water. The United States Coast Guard stated that the maneuvering procedures were normal, noting if "One vessel created a wake. The other vessel just bobbed in the water, and that's what vessels do." Growler remained accessible to visitors when the museum opened for the day. Bermuda mooring incident Sudden gale-force winds struck the Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda, where Norwegian Star was docked, on 14 September 2012. The winds caused Norwegian Star to break its mooring and hit the stern of Royal Caribbean's Explorer of the Seas. Neither ship suffered any major damage. After the incident, Norwegian Star was held in place off of Heritage Wharf by two anchors and two tugboats. Woman overboard incident On 18 August 2018, a British woman fell off the Norwegian Star'' in the Adriatic Sea, about 95 kilometers off Croatia's coast. She spent about 10 hours in the water before she was rescued by a Croatian rescue ship. After examining CCTV footage investigators found that she jumped over board intentionally. See also List of cruise ships References Sources External links Norwegian Star (Meyer Werft) Norwegian Star (NCL) 2001 ships Panamax cruise ships Ships built in Papenburg Ships of Norwegian Cruise Line