Looks like a regular Accomodation Barge to me. Had to stay on one for awhile when shipyard crews had to basically split our ship in half for some modifications.
For anon entertainment, clip from documentary "Carrier" of 2005, tour of USS NIMITZ brig:
https://www.wearethemighty.com/articles/this-is-what-jail-is-like-on-an-aircraft-carrier
I AM watchin the water, there's still a whole LOT of the stuff.
The Watch List now has 31 large merchant ships, 11 yachts, and 26 ports.
The Tracking Log where port calls with Date And Time of Arrival/Departure are being logged in ink (archive offline cause I have seen some "ommissions" in maritime site tracking already and these port calls do get scrubbed rather quickly) is a LOG currently holding 23 vessels of various types. Idea is to track for at least 90 days to look for beardy-scratchy "HMMMMM" things.
Ships are slow, have over two months left minimum to fill out the Tracking Log. After the 90 days are up, we'll see if some vessels can go "Drop Track" and some end up the subject of a conversation between boatfag and USCG
Cruise ship FREEWINDS (Church of Scientology) is still moored at Aruba. She arrived 0609 Local Time on 3/12/20. I have never seen this vessel sit still for this long before