[ARRL-OK] Blank ARES Roster

[AE5MH]

This is a great start to show that ARES is alive and well and quite active in some respects in OK.  

Net reports going out to show that there are comms that are actually doing some form of informational transfer or actual training will draw more people to the nets and instill a desire to participate.

Mark
AE5MH

On Feb 24, 2013, at 4:40 PM, Mark Conklin <n7xyo at yahoo.com> wrote:

> One of the key elements Amateur Radio Operators being to any EMCOMM situation is flexibility.
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> Tom W5YDW was the Net Controller for today's ARES-OK HF Net and put on a fine show of that flexibility.Breaking slightly for the normal net roll and taking comments from SEC and a weather briefing (thanks Gayland WX5MOR) at the top of the net.
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> Well done and Thank you to all who checked into the net this week.  
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> 73, 
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> Mark Conklin, N7XYO
> Oklahoma Section Emergency Coordinator
> Amateur Radio Emergency Service
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