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Alabama Club Commended for Katrina Response Role:

from The ARRL Letter, Vol 24, No 46 on November 24, 2005
Website: http://www.arrl.org/
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Alabama Club Commended for Katrina Response Role:

ARRL Alabama Section Manager Greg Sarratt, W4OZK, has commended the Montgomery Amateur Radio Club for its assistance during the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. During the club's recent hamfest November 12, Sarratt presented club officials with two awards--the ARRL Public Service Commendation and the ARRL Emergency Communications Commendation. Accepting the honors on the club's behalf were MARC president Scott Pool, W4SPA, and vice president Rick Seeders, KG4PNL. "The Montgomery ARC provided superb help and public service for over a month during the Hurricane Katrina relief effort," said Sarratt, noting that the club's W4AP call sign was used for the ham station set up at the American Red Cross and ARRL marshaling center in Montgomery that handled intake for Gulf Coast-bound ham radio and Red Cross volunteers. "Over two dozen local amateurs helped in various capacities during the 37 days we were set up in Montgomery."

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The ARRL Letter Vol. 24, No. 46 Nov 25, 2005

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