[MohawkARC] Fwd: WRTC2014 is looking for volunteers

[Erich Kaiser]

Erich Kaiser
KB1TGN


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From: Bob DeMattia, K1IW <k1iw at mmra.org>
Date: Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 9:57 PM
Subject: WRTC2014 is looking for volunteers
To: "Erich Kaiser, KB1TGN" <erichjkaiser at gmail.com>


Hi Erich,
I am posting this for Doug.  Please do not reply
to me.  Please send replies to: DougK1DG at gmail.com

WRTC2014 is looking for volunteers

The World Radiosport Team Championship (WRTC) will be held in
Massachusetts July 12-13, 2014. Like the Boston Marathon, this event
draws the "best of the best" from around the world. Fifty-nine
two-operator teams will be set up with Field-Day-style stations on 16
properties around the Route 495
corridor, from Pepperell in the north to Plymouth and Taunton in the south.
The international teams will compete to see which team can make the most
contacts with the most countries and take home the gold medal. This
Olympic-style world championship will be widely covered in the local,
regional, and national media and provide excellent publicity for amateur
radio.

The WRTC2014 organizers need volunteers to help with this once-in-a-lifetime
event. The biggest need at the moment is for people to help set up and keep
an eye on the stations and provide local transportation for the teams
between the headquarters hotel in Westborough and the sites.

MMRA has a long history of successful support of events like this, and
WRTC2014 can use your help. Please visit www.wrtc2014.org/volunteer to sign
up and tell us how you would like to help in making this exciting event a
success.

Learn more about WRTC2014 at www.wrtc2014.org.

73,

Doug Grant, K1DG
Please send replies to: DougK1DG at gmail.com



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