Imagine being adrift for a month. Who is going to save you?
Amver will likely save you. That was the case recently when an
Indonesian teenager was saved by an Amver ship. Because of your dedication to safety at sea lives are saved every day. Thank you for continuing to support the only global voluntary search and rescue system. A system that continues to prove it is ready, relevant and responsive. Now, help us welcome the latest Amver participants.
- CLAYTON ARTHUR
- GARDNO
- FEDERAL DELTA
- SAN NICOLAS
- KEDROS
- RICHMOND VOYAGER
- JOSE ALENCAR
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