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Amo Union

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What Amo Union does.

AMO is the largest union of U.S. merchant marine officers, serving members aboard commercial, military sealift, and government vessels in domestic and international deep-sea trades and missions, on the Great Lakes, and in U.S. inland waterways and harbors. AMO also holds a unique presence in U.S. energy trades. The union recently took over USMMI's first Jones Act tanker, the Hatteras Trader, which is set to sail in the Far East in September. AMO also delivered a mega machine for the Hudson Tunnel Project, one of the largest boring jobs on record. Founded in 1935, AMO has ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System certification with certificate number 33975.

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