It's that time again. Another 48 ships enrolled in Amver in the past week. With considerable attention on the Maersk Alabama lets not forget the vessels that make themselves available every day to help others in distress at sea. The Alabama is one of those vessels. These ships join the Maersk Alabam's ranks.A warm welcome to:
- KINK YUKON
- SCORPIO
- TAIPAN
- CAPE FRESCO
- CMA CGM TOPAZ
- ONEGO MONSOON
- VTC DRAGON
- MAERSK DURBAN
- SPRING BRAVE
- SONGA FALCON
- KOTA DARJAH
- MEDIATOR 1
- SCANDIES ROSE
- BILLIE H
- MAREN MAERSK
- SAFMARINE BAYETE
- KARINA THERSA
- ELYROS
- ORCHID ACE
- SEARANGER
- NORD SNOW QUEEN
- GOLDEN STATE
- EPSON TRADER 1
- ABAN ABRAHAM
- BAHIA
- HELLAS FOS
- ENSCO 7500
- MERRYMAID
- ANTOINE
- MORNING NINNI
- MONTE ACONCAGUA
- OTTO
- ENSCO 107
- PROGRESS
- SERI BALQIS
- INUYAMA
- CELESTE
- ATLANTIC SPIRIT
- SUSAKI WING
- CARL BRASHEARS
- HOS BRIGADOON
- RED SPIRIT
- JBU MISTRAL
- TOP RICH
- ERNEST N
- ANTARCTICA
- NORTHERN PRINCESS
- DEMETER LEADER
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