Talk:Emergency communication - Revision history

Carlb at 00:40, 10 October 2009

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	Do we need to put "organisations" after each country? Is it likely that a country would have 2 emergency organisations? -- [[user:G7VRD\|G7VRD]] 18:29, 15 June 2008		Do we need to put "organisations" after each country? Is it likely that a country would have 2 emergency organisations? -- [[user:G7VRD\|G7VRD]] 18:29, 15 June 2008

	:Some do have a second organisation, which operates under different regulation with a limited number of stations because of ties to civil defence or military support. For instance, Canada and the US have some version of [[ARES]] employing any available station in time of disaster, but also have [[CFARS]] (Canadian Forces amateur radio service) or [[MARS]] (US military amateur radio service) which use amateur radio equipment on frequencies and callsigns not otherwise open to all amateur users. The US also has [[RACES]] (radio-amateur civil emergency service, a civil-defence operation with specific licensing requirements) under jurisdiction of state civil-defence agencies. --[[User:Carlb\|carlb]] 23:10, 13 September 2009 (CDT)		:Some do have a second organisation, which operates under different regulation with a limited number of stations because of ties to civil defence or military support. For instance, Canada and the US have some version of [[ARES]] employing any available station in time of disaster, but also have [[CFARS]] (Canadian Forces amateur radio service) or [[MARS]] (US military amateur radio service) which use amateur radio equipment on frequencies and callsigns not otherwise open to all amateur users. The US also has [[RACES]] (radio-amateur civil emergency service, a civil-defence operation with specific licensing requirements) under jurisdiction of state civil-defence agencies. In California alone, "Auxiliary Communications Services" (ACS) as an umbrella term for all communications-related volunteer organizations becomes a program identifier of RACES, ARES, REACT, CAP, MARS, RCU, DCS and any other volunteer-based telecommunications organization.[http://www.oes.ca.gov/WebPage/oeswebsite.nsf/Content/5D650F1E7361391E88257450005FB620?OpenDocument] The list of emergency-related services is a long one.[http://www.qsl.net/w2vtm/emergency.html] --[[User:Carlb\|carlb]] 23:10, 13 September 2009 (CDT)

Carlb at 04:10, 14 September 2009

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	Do we need to put "organisations" after each country? Is it likely that a country would have 2 emergency organisations? -- [[user:G7VRD\|G7VRD]] 18:29, 15 June 2008		Do we need to put "organisations" after each country? Is it likely that a country would have 2 emergency organisations? -- [[user:G7VRD\|G7VRD]] 18:29, 15 June 2008

	:Some do have a second organisation, which operates under different regulation with a limited number of stations because of ties to civil defence or military support. For instance, Canada and the US have some version of [[ARES]] employing any available station in time of disaster, but also ~~has~~ [[CFARS]] (Canadian Forces amateur radio service) ~~and~~ [[MARS]] (US military amateur radio service) which use amateur radio equipment on frequencies and callsigns not otherwise open to all amateur users. The US also has [[RACES]] (radio-amateur civil emergency service, a civil-defence operation with specific licensing requirements) under jurisdiction of state civil-defence agencies. --[[User:Carlb\|carlb]] 23:10, 13 September 2009 (CDT)		:Some do have a second organisation, which operates under different regulation with a limited number of stations because of ties to civil defence or military support. For instance, Canada and the US have some version of [[ARES]] employing any available station in time of disaster, but also have [[CFARS]] (Canadian Forces amateur radio service) or [[MARS]] (US military amateur radio service) which use amateur radio equipment on frequencies and callsigns not otherwise open to all amateur users. The US also has [[RACES]] (radio-amateur civil emergency service, a civil-defence operation with specific licensing requirements) under jurisdiction of state civil-defence agencies. --[[User:Carlb\|carlb]] 23:10, 13 September 2009 (CDT)

Carlb at 04:10, 14 September 2009

2009-09-14T04:10:19Z

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	Do we need to put "organisations" after each country? Is it likely that a country would have 2 emergency organisations?		Do we need to put "organisations" after each country? Is it likely that a country would have 2 emergency organisations? -- [[user:G7VRD\|G7VRD]] 18:29, 15 June 2008

			:Some do have a second organisation, which operates under different regulation with a limited number of stations because of ties to civil defence or military support. For instance, Canada and the US have some version of [[ARES]] employing any available station in time of disaster, but also has [[CFARS]] (Canadian Forces amateur radio service) and [[MARS]] (US military amateur radio service) which use amateur radio equipment on frequencies and callsigns not otherwise open to all amateur users. The US also has [[RACES]] (radio-amateur civil emergency service, a civil-defence operation with specific licensing requirements) under jurisdiction of state civil-defence agencies. --[[User:Carlb\|carlb]] 23:10, 13 September 2009 (CDT)

Carlb: Talk:Emergency Communications moved to Talk:Emergency communication

2009-09-14T02:17:17Z

Talk:Emergency Communications moved to Talk:Emergency communication

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