As responders race to the scene of the
Korean ferry disaster we are reminded why ships
enroll in
Amver. To help those in distress at sea. Saving lives, while a complicated task, is an easy choice to make. Will you join the 19 ships below and commit to ensuring no call for help goes unanswered? Now, help us welcome the latest members of the Amver network.
- COSTA FAVOLOSA
- SUBSEA 204
- IOLI
- CHARLOTTE SCHULTE
- ALSIA SWAN
- SPRING BREEZE
- SPOONER TIDE
- NIMERTIS
- SE CERULEAN
- BELLA DESGAGNES
- SEACOR FEARLESS
- OOCL WASHINGTON
- BARDU
- APL HOUSTON
- BARTOLOMEU DIAS
- CORCOVADA LNG
- BOW TRAJECTORY
- DAIWAN ACE
- BERGE KOSCIUSZKO
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As responders race to the scene of the Korean ferry disaster we are reminded why ships enroll in Amver. To help those in distress at sea. Saving lives, while a complicated task, is an easy choice to make. Will you join the 19 ships below and commit to ensuring no call for help goes unanswered? Now, help us welcome the latest members of the Amver network.
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