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    MAGIC IN THE SKY

    Oct 01, 2019 5 minutes
    BY JEFF REINHARDT,* AA6JR
    “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”
    –Margaret Mead

    This issue of CQ is packed with information on Emergency Communications (EmComm) which should make this month’s magazine one that’s “a keeper” for reference. While much of the information is focused on how to be an effective emergency communicator, this column will share with you some ways to build a “user group” for your emergency communication services.

    Beginnings

    My trip into the world of EmComm was a bit opposite from that of most hams. Like many, I wanted to use my talents to benefit the community; however, at the time I did not have an amateur radio license. But shortly after relocating to Southern California, I saw a notice

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