Are you a member of
Amver? If not joining is easy. There are several reasons to join, the least of which is you best position your vessel to help in the event of a maritime emergency. Amver is a piece, a tool in the search and rescue professionals toolbox. Amver participants help fill in the gaps of other vessel tracking and reporting systems and provides a clear picture of what is near a distress location. Help fill in the gaps and
enroll today. Here are the latest members of the Amver safety network.
- HALANI 6
- OTTOMANA
- KUMUL
- ANANGEL HORIZON
- ANANGEL VENTURE
- BRITISH NAVIGATOR
- WESTERN TITAN
- WOODSIDE CHANEY
- MARAN GAS AGAMENON
- STH KURE
- PUGNAX
- MARITIME EQUATOR
- TESS
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