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AHTS VOS Hunter (1979)

AHTS VOS Hunter (1979)

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AHTS VOS Hunter is an Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) built in 1979. Such vessels are mainly used for installation and towing work on offshore drilling platforms, as well as to provide rescue and support services in emergency situations.

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