[Qcwa] QCWA Membership

[william parker]

ok, I think this is the only solution. As far as I remember, my elmer was WA3WIY (sk), and I recieved my novice test while I was still in school, and shortly there after, I worked for the Fed Gov, in law enforcement for 3 years, I guesstamate 1982-85, and I have since worked for the State of Delaware in Law Enforcement for the last 20 years, So, if Im not at 25 years, I am hopefully almost there. Thanks for all who helped and made suggestions, Bill
> 
> From: Harvey&Bessie <w4tg@bellsouth.net>
> Date: 2003/11/30 Sun PM 06:41:54 EST
> To: qcwa@mailman.qth.net
> Subject: Re: [Qcwa] QCWA Membership
> 
> 	I'm afraid you're wasting your hopes waiting for FCC to tell you when you were first
> licensed. Fact is they probably haven't the faintest idea. They don't, as far as I know,
> from conversations with Buckmaster, keep any sort of records like that. 
> 	Why not do as one member suggested, fill out your application for membership and send it
> in to QCWA HQ, asking them to look it up, giving your name and address where you lived
> when you were first licensed. If they find it in a callbook for the following year, your
> in. If they cannot confirm you were licensed at least 25 years ago, they will refund your
> money.
> 	Harvey/W4TG
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