Is that time of the week already? It sure it. These weekly posts remind us who is the key to Amver. While there are plenty of important parts of Amver; marketing (that's us!), coordination at Coast Guard headquarters, and the technical people of the Coast Guard Operations Systems Center that ensure the Amver messages and computers work properly, the key to Amver is you. If you don't enroll we won't succeed. We won't be able to save lives. Often the lives saved are yachtsmen or recreational sailors. Other times the survivors are migrants. Still other times the survivors are your fellow mariners.Amver works because we leverage our partnerships. The Commandant of the Coast Guard has set a course which includes strengthening our partnerships. The 43 ships listed below have just helped strengthen our partnership of saving lives at sea. Help us welcome them to the Amver family.
- HOEGH BEIJING
- REEM ISLAND
- DIANA ISLAND
- MAGIC STRIKER
- TPC LYTTELTON
- THEMIS LEADER
- RUDOLF SCHEPERS
- FRONT ENDURANCE
- SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
- AROWANA DISCOVERY
- CS SORAYA
- SEVILLA KNUTSEN
- EMPIRE STATE
- PISSIOTIS
- SUPERIOR PESCADORES
- PARAMOUNT HAMILTON
- STI MATADOR
- BALTIC COUGAR
- IGNAZIO
- ALPINE MAYA
- ORIENT VESTA
- MAERSK MISHIMA
- ASTORIA BRIDGE
- GARNET ACE
- ESHIPS DANA
- HANSE EXPLORER
- NORTHERN LIGHTS
- SULTAN
- DREAM SEAS
- SUNRISE SERENITY
- KAMBANOS
- KINGFISHER
- NEW BREEZE
- MARIANNA
- TAI HUNTER
- PUMA
- HANDY BAY
- MEGACORE HIBSCUS
- NORTH CAPE
- ARCTURUS VOYAGER
- AS FANCONIA
- HAMMONIA BAVARIA
- FOTINI LADY
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