[SMCARA] Fw: - - CORRECTED DATE - - HF HOSPITAL NET - WEDNESDAY AUGUST 17th 1930(L) - 3820 kHz

[Larry Norris]

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Subject: - - CORRECTED DATE  - -  HF HOSPITAL NET - WEDNESDAY AUGUST 17th 
1930(L) - 3820 kHz

> - - CORRECTED DATE  - -
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> HF HOSPITAL NET - WEDNESDAY AUGUST 17th 1930(L) - 3820 kHz
>
> To all MDC Section ECs, AECs and ARES Members:
>
> Please join Prince George's County Maryland ARES Group
> (http://pgares.org/) in their regularly scheduled HF Hospital
> Net. This net meets on Wednesday following the third Monday
> of each month. You do not have to be associated with a
> hospital to join the net.
>
> In case of a real disaster where HF is all "ya got," we need
> to experience the HF bands conditions to remind us of
> techniques that must be used to get the message through.
>
> So, dust off your HF rig and stop by to say 'HI' on Wednesday,
> August 17, 2016, at 1930 Local time on 3820 kHz LSB Phone.
> This is an informal net and all are welcome to participate.
>
> Please check-in with our NCS on the HFHN as we are trying
> to raise the number of Ham radio stations and it is a good
> reason to use your HF radio.
>
> So, come join in the "round-robin."
>
> Thank you very much,
>
> Wanda Montgomery KA3AHI
> Assistant Section Manager
> MDC Section Hospital EmComm Program
> Prince George's County
> Amateur Radio Emergency Service
> Assistant Emergency Coordinator - Hospital Program
> (H) 301.782.7039
> (C) 240.427.8767
>
>
> HS6SF2
>
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> kb3mxm at arrl.org
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Larry Norris
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