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in your “fi field” at home

Gayland Kitch WX5MOR South Canadian Amateur Radio Society

Does the Club get Credit for my QSOs?

• A temporary rule waiver for 2020 allows parcipants from any class to oponally

include a single club name with their submied results

• So, should I include SCARS in my own Class 1D/1E home staon results, my results will

be published AND my score will be combined with the club score.

• IMPORTANT!! “In order for results to be tabulated correctly, all club parcipants must

enter the club’s official name exactly the same, avoiding abbreviaons or

• acronyms. This is important!”

“South Canadian Amateur Radio Society”

My Submission???

• Yes. You are a Field Day parcipant. You need to submit your results

via the ARRL web applet just like the club.

Quesons??

Emergency Management Communicaons Drill

Gayland Kitch COML / COMC State COMU AUXCOMM Coordinator

COEMA Comms Drill

• Every month, the Oklahoma City area emergency managers conduct a

communicaons drill

• The drill’s facilitator is passed around…including Moore, Edmond,

Oklahoma City/County Health, Medical Emergency Response Center

• The overall goal of our monthly drill is to test our ability to coordinate

with each other – which helps us maintain regional situaonal awareness during emergencies

• This month’s drill is being facilitated by Moore, and will occur from 2-

4 pm next Saturday – during Field Day

COEMA June Objecves

• 1. Test non-EOC components of emergency management

communicaons;

• 2. Develop and/or further relaonships with local Amateur Radio

groups;

• 3. Support local Amateur Radio group “Field Day” acvies;
• 4. Test the ability to send wrien emergency management documents

without the use of normal EOC or EM office equipment;

• 5. Test the ability to send wrien emergency management documents

via radio pathways.

COEMA June Tasks for E.M.’s

1. Check-in on various “normal” channels and modes – using portable or mobile equipment 2. Visit a local Field Day operaon 3. Complete an ICS-213 Message Form, ask the hams to send it to their Secon Manager or Secon Emergency Coordinator 4. Ask the hams to make the amateur radio contacts requested on the comms plan 5. Transmit an ICS-214 Acvity Log to the exercise facilitator via a portable method 6. Ask the hams to send the wrien ICS-214 document to another amateur group using a radio pathway (yes, the document, not just the message).

COEMA June Objecves (revisited)

• 1. Test non-EOC components of emergency management

communicaons;

• 2. Develop and/or further relaonships with local Amateur Radio

groups;

• 3. Support local Amateur Radio group “Field Day” acvies;
• 4. Test the ability to send wrien emergency management documents

without the use of normal EOC or EM office equipment;

• 5. Test the ability to send wrien emergency management documents

via radio pathways.