Enabling technology provides a mirror image of the entire message database at each participating network station. OES Southern Region Communications Coordinator John Hudson, WA6HYQ, has set up an experimental system on 40 meters between San Diego and the Southern Region Communications Center in Los Alamitos. Since March 2000, a dedicated crew of volunteers has been working together to produce a basic-level introductory course in emergency communications. The course will provide a basic standard of training for everyone, regardless of their geographic location or education level. More details about Level I, Introduction to Emergency Communications, will be released as the course nears completion.
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These bulletins are a continuation for those in government who manage emergency response situations regarding the use of volunteers and common concerns. As to not having space or equipment for volunteers a. As to not having time to prepare work for them a. Training is an area where it is possible to reduce the likelihood of possible injuries, so consider that under the training issue, using both experts and volunteers. Series continues next bulletin.