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Ohio Section ARESMAT C. Matthew Curtin, KD8TTE/OES
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ARESMAT (ARRL) “The ARESMAT concept recognizes that a neighboring section's ARES resources can be quickly overwhelmed in a large-scale disaster. ARES members in the affected areas may be preoccupied with mitigation of their own personal situations and therefore not be able to respond in local ARES operations.”
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Ohio ARESMAT Mission To provide communications as a direct service to the general public through government and relief agencies … when requested by those agencies.
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Ohio ARESMAT Vision Mutual Assistance Respond upon request Mission Ready Self-sustaining
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Most Likely Deployment Scenarios Call for Challenging Operating Conditions
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Being Mission-Ready Means Defining and Maintaining Operating Standards
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Getting Operational What Is Done 1.Mission and Charter 2.Standard Op Guide 3.Application 4.Go-Bag Spec 5.Clothing Spec 6.Training Spec 7.Staffing Plan What Is Next 1.Organization of Teams 2.Team Member Guides 3.Training Plan 4.Conduct of Training 5.Qualification
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This Time Next Year We are ready to deploy. We will have established a roster of deployable operators who have demonstrated qualifications. We will have established operating standards, trained to them, performed tabletop exercises, and a full-scale exercise.
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Radiogram (Preferred): KD8TTE, Bexley, OH Email: kd8tte@arrl.net
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