Ocean County Amateur Radioemergency Service Inc

The Amateur Radio Emergency Service was formed to provide an alternate means of communications during times of emergency or disaster.

• Disaster Preparedness and Relief Service

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Montgomery County Amateur Radio Emergency Corps Inc-4831

W9BXR W9VEY WA9RUM Memorial NetMeets every Mondayat 830 PM 0030 Zulu146.

• Radio

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Lincoln County Amateur Radio Club

Lincoln County Amateur Radio Club ARRL affiliated club in Oregon Shack O the Month K7EAB Somehow growing up in Eugene Oregon I never knew anyone that did amateur radio.

• Fire Prevention/ Protection/Control

• 4.

East Texas Emergency Communication Service Inc

East Texas Emergency Communication Service Inc.

• Radio

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Central Michigan Amateur Network

CMEN is a group of privately owned and operated repeaters in mid Michigan linked on a voluntary basi w8cmn.

• Other Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness and Relief N.E.C.

• 6.

Community Emergency Radio Association Inc

No Cell. No Internet. Use Radios as Your Backup Our Mission Ways to Help Featured Stories Serving Our Community During Disasters Featured El Dorado County Amateur Radio Club CERA is the parent organizationfor the El Dorado Amateur Radio Club EDCARC.

Friends of Yavapai County ARES RACES, Inc

In any disaster or emergency, communications are essential.

• Community Service Clubs (Kiwanis, Lions, Jaycees, etc.)

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AMATEUR RADIO EULESS

Amateur Radio Euless is an eclectic group of radio enthusiasts who seek to enjoy and explore diverse aspects of the amateur radio hobby, and provide benefit to the communities in which we live.

• Other Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness and Relief N.E.C.

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Whatcom Emergency Communications Group

WECG Menu Recent Posts Recent Comments About WECG Amateur Radio Operators Serve Our Community as Volunteer Emergency Communicators Whatcom County Emergency Communications The Whatcom Emergency Communication Group provides a platform for field communications that supports the Sheriffs Search And Rescue efforts through the use of two mobile radio vans capable of covering a wide range of radio frequencies at search command sites.