Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Welcome Wednesday!

The Amver tag line is "Saving Lives at Sea Since 1958" and that is made evident with every life we save. Since 1958 you have supported this network of mariner helping mariner by enrolling your ships. This week we bring you another 31 ships that have agreed to help in maritime emergencies.  For that we are thankful. Is your ship listed below?  It should be! Help us welcome our latest partners in safety.

  •          JIN SHENG               
  •          MAERSK EDMONTON         
  •          GREATSHIP ROHINI        
  •          PACIFIC TRAMP           
  •          YELLOW MOON             
  •          UBC CEBU                
  •          GLENDA MERYL            
  •          SUMIHOU                 
  •          MAERSK ESSEN            
  •          NIGHTHAWK               
  •          LILAC VICTORIA          
  •          BILBAO BRIDGE           
  •          NYBORG MAERSK           
  •          FREJ                    
  •          WESTERLAND              
  •          SEA IRIS                
  •          GLENDA MELODY           
  •          KANARIS                 
  •          DITTE THERESA           
  •          GIL                     
  •          ROYAL DIAMOND 7         
  •          MAERSK ALFIRK           
  •          KING OF CALABAR         
  •          KWK LEGACY              
  •          EGS TIDE                
  •          VALIANT II              
  •          SAGA                    
  •          IKAN JEBUH              
  •          CAPE FALSTER            
  •          ALE                     
  •          SKS DARENT              
Don't forget the Amver podcast! You can hear the first episode and leave comments on the blog for things you want us to discuss.


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