Some Thoughts on Disaster Communications The Late Bob Dyruff, W6POU, was a noted authority on disaster communications. Bob assisted governmental and volunteer agencies in disaster planning for years and was an ARRL Assis

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Date: 2013-12-05 14:39:21 American Radio Relay League Newington Connecticut Disaster preparedness Humanitarian aid Amateur radio emergency communications Disaster Amateur radio Emergency Amateur Radio Emergency Service Public safety Emergency management Management		Some Thoughts on Disaster Communications The Late Bob Dyruff, W6POU, was a noted authority on disaster communications. Bob assisted governmental and volunteer agencies in disaster planning for years and was an ARRL Assis Add to Reading List Source URL: urbansurvivalsite.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 16,84 KB Share Document on Facebook

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