Any time a ship enrolls in
Amver we increase the likelihood a call for help, anywhere in the ocean, will be answered. Your participation in organized search and rescue is a force multiplier for search and rescue authorities around the world. There is no shortage of people in peril at sea and with your help we can ensure they are safe.
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- ELENA
- ATROTOS HERACLES
- FALCON TRIUMPH
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- NAVIG8 PROVIDENCE
- MTM TORTOLA
- APEX
- SUNISA NAREE
- STOLT HAGI
- NAVIGATOR NOVA
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- DENSA CROCODILE
- NEW ODYSSEY
- GENER8 MILTIADES
- BLUEBIRD
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