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"Some issues need more discreet one on one consideration, but most EC's
face similar problems of team participation, EMA cooperation, etc,"
Lawrence said. "What works in one team may work fine for others. Rather
than re-inventing the wheel, EC's need more opportunities to share
ideas. I'd run the net more like a corporate staff meeting. Each member
is expected to discuss recent issues, actions, and plans forward. I
think it's also useful for the general ARESŪ team member to hear and
participate in these discussions." -- John Poindexter, W3ML, Indiana
Section Manager
Alabama Searches for New SEC
Spencer Edwards, KZ4J, has resigned as Alabama Section Emergency
Coordinator. Edwards' recovery from a number of surgeries over the past
months has taken longer than expected and due to health concerns he has
stepped down. He is hopeful that he will be able to return in some
capacity in the future. Alabama Section officials wish Edwards a speedy
recovery, and thanked him for his work as SEC.
The search has begun to seek a replacement for the Section Emergency.
-- David M. Drummond, W4MD , Alabama Section Manager
==> K1CE FOR A FINAL
It has been an extremely difficult winter for many parts of the
country, with probably countless ARES activations conducted in severe
environments. I am looking for reports on how operators worked under
these conditions
of cold, snow and ice for educational purposes in future
newsletters. Please send brief accounts and observations to your editor
. Thanks! See you next month!
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