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THE WAKE ARES THURSDAY NIGHT NET WILL SOON HAVE A NEW FORMAT. THE NEW FORMAT WILL EMPHASIZE CIRCUIT DISCIPLINE AND A MORE FORMAL NET PROTOCOL. BEGINNING JULY 24, 2008, WE WILL CONDUCT TRAINING SESSIONS IN PREPARATION FOR THE NEW NET FORMAT. WE WILL BEGIN WITH AN OVERVIEW OF OUR PURPOSE.
A POWERPOINT PRESENTATION WILL BE THE FOCUS OF THE JULY 24th NET. CLICK HERE FOR THAT FILE.
A POWERPOINT PRESENTATION WILL BE THE FOCUS OF THE JULY 24th NET. CLICK HERE FOR THAT FILE.
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IMPORTANT ICS/FEMA TRAINING INFORMATION
COMPLETION
OF CERTAIN FEMA NATIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (NIMS) COURSES IS
REQUIRED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY. ALL ARES/RACES
VOLUNTEERS MUST COMPLETE THIS TRAINING. IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE SO, PLEASE UNDERTAKE THIS RIGHT AWAY.
ALL
RADIO AMATEURS OPERATING UNDER ARES/RACES IN THE NC SECTION ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE IS 100, IS 200, IS 700 AND IS 800.
NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT A SUBJECT FOR NEGOTIATION, CONSIDERATION, OR COMMENTARY. THIS TRAINING IS MANDATORY. FOR POLICY INFORMATION, CLICK HERE |
Red Cross Background Check
UPDATE April 16, 2007
The ARRL has expressed some concerns about the
American Red Cross requirement for a background check and
offers some considerations here.
Read this before you proceed.
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The American Red Cross Now Requires a
BACKGROUND CHECK FOR ALL VOLUNTEERS THAT WILL SERVE MORE THAN 7 DAYS
Read this before you proceed.
Click Here to go to the National ARC webpage.
| NEW ITEMS CLICK ON ITEMS BELOW |
| "GO KIT" SUGGESTIONS |
| WAKE COUNTY ARES/RACES EMERGENCY HANDBOOK (draft version) |
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There is no "cutesy" messaging in Emergency Communications.. ALL Emergency Communications conducted under the auspices of Wake County ARES/RACES utilizes the Standardized Phonetic Alphabet.
CLICK HERE. |
| Standardized Prowords A List of Standardized Prowords for use in ARES/RACES Communications. CLICK HERE |
