The need for rescue at sea will never go away. While search and rescue capabilities around the world continue to improve, the need for a helping hand far out at sea continues. Who will be there to save you during an emergency? A commercial ship participating in the
Amver system will be there. Help us welcome the latest members of this unique safety network.
- SKYROS
- KONINGSDAM
- STI ACTION
- SEAWORK 121
- ALICE
- BAVANG
- OLYMPIC HOPE
- MCKENNY TIDE
- ATLANTIC MANZANILLO
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