You could be called to help. You may have a tight port call. You may have a crew swapping out. If you have your ship
enrolled in
Amver the likelihood you'll be asked to divert on a call is based on your location and suitability to provide the best chance of rescuing the person in distress. In other words, you won't be sent out on a goose chase. What ships have committed to a coordinated response to distress at sea? Take a look.
- ALPHA PROGRESS
- ANSAC PRIDE
- CAP SAN NICHOLAS
- CAPE HENRY
- FLORENCE K
- GEORGY MASLOV
- GLORIOUS HOPE
- GLORIOUS KAURI
- HAI YANG SHI YOU 278
- LAMBADA SPIRIT
- LOTUS
- MAGDALENA OLDENDORFF
- MAGNOLIA
- MINERVA JOY
- OCEAN WORKER
- SHOEI PROSPERITY
- STINA KOSAN
- WILDERNESS ADVENTURE
- WISDOM ACE
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