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I am still looking for more action reports from the field, especially
during the recent spate of wildfires in Texas and the Vermont ARES
response to Hurricane Irene. Readers want to learn about what their
colleagues did to provide emergency communications in these areas that
sustained such damage and trauma. Please send me your reports, and I
will do my best to see that the they see the light of day here in the
ARES E-Letter, which now has a circulation of more than 35,000
subscribers. ARRL Field Organization officials: by providing these
reports, you will also have the opportunity to give your troops on the
ground some much deserved recognition for their efforts in a major
national outlet. Thanks! See you next month, 73, Rick K1CE
The ARES E-Letter is published on the third Wednesday of each month.
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