It's that time again. Time to welcome the newest members of the Amver family. These vessels and companies have committed themselves to ensuring no call for help goes unanswered. Some of you may be thinking we get tired of writing this feature each week. Absolutely not. We enjoy recognizing our participants.
A Part Of History
Participating in Amver means becoming a part of history. Amver is over 51 years old. Amver continues to set records for the number of vessels on plot each day. Amver ships have been called upon to rescue people in most major maritime disasters in the last 50 years. To know your ship is part of something that historic, that important, is impressive. How can you join the legions of vessels supporting search and rescue? Enroll here.
The latest Amver members are:
- IKAN BAGANG
- UNITED SERENITY
- BW GDF SUEZ PARIS
- AQUA MARINE
- LOIS H
- HONG JING
- JRS BRISBANE
- PETROVSK
- JBU SAPPHIRE
- APL HAMBURG
- VEGA SACHSEN
- ZIM LOS ANGELES
- MIHO PRACAT
- MERMES ARROW
- AWANUIA
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