Greetings from NEVA 2009 in St. Petersburg, Russia. After a successful first day at the exhibition, including a presentation on Arctic search and rescue and an Amver awards ceremony (see a recap of the day here), it's time to bring you the latest members of the Amver team. Besides this exciting networking opportunity Amver was pleased to learn a new member ship rescued 13 people off the coast of Africa this week. Now let's welcome vessels enrolled in the last week:- JOAN
- RIGEL
- DIONYSOS LEADER
- AQUAGEM
- SEDEF KALKAVAN
- PETER FABER
- ORIENTAL RUBY
- CLIPPER KAMOSHIO
- S_V AUSTRALIS
- EXPRESS
- INDIC
- FAIRCHEM BRIDGE
- ARCTIC FLOUNDER
- PROCIDA
- ORE VITORIA
- SONGA OPAL
- LOWLANDS SKY
- GLOBAL BAY
- FALKANGER
- ANANGEL ARGONAUT
- ENDEAVOR
- PACIFIC FREEDOM
- NORDIC AGNETHA
- MARIANNE
- RIO
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