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March 4th 04, 02:11 AM

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(William) writes:

(Len Over 21) wrote in message
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In article ,
(William) writes:

(Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message
.com...

Scumbag. Your wife still sleeping with Ben-Gay undr her nose to
smotehr the stench?

Steve, K4YZ

Steve, is this what you call rational discussion?

The worst part is he can't even hold hisself together long enough to
type properly... :-)

[ "undr"..."smotehr"...typical rage symptoms shown many times ]

LHA / WMD

He's out of control. Again.

For the nth time in here.

Notice that the gunnery nurse will slowly crib my phrases and words,
just like he does with yours, then claim them to be his own. :-)

For example, he said that Washington Army Radio has "played host
to amateurs many times" without mentioning when and where. He
really doesn't know but it comes out of his imagination. He's never
had any occasion to communicate with Washington Army Radio,
hasn't been there, doesn't know where it is (if it still exists), or a
single detail of the place.

Washington Army Radio (WAR) doesn't exist as it did a half century
ago. Back then it was a technical tryout area for automatic TTY
relay, techniques that were incorporated into AUTODIN. AUTODIN was
later replaced by the DSN or Digital Switched Network, "the
government's own Internet" and now used by the entire U.S. military.

Messaging over HF does exist but in a much reduced, secondary
role, using higher-rate data modes that possible even with the old
100 WPM teleprinters. In the U.S. Army, Signal Brigades world-
wide have the capability and do periodic test exercises to make
sure they are ready. What my old Signal Battalion became a half
century later (78th, under the 516th SigBde located at Fort Shafter)
has is an "HF Radio Department." Probably called that for lack of
any other descriptive title. :-) That's on the 78th SigBn website.
Not much information there.

There's no website for "Washington Army Radio." It was dissolved
long before the Internet became public a dozen-plus years ago.
Yet, there are hundreds of military websites available at link lists
for all the U.S. military branch home pages, including every Army
MOS and the headquarters for Military Intelligence (where morse
code cognition is taught from computers for M.I. intercepts).

Has the gunnery nurse ever been to WAR, not "hostile actions?"
I doubt either. :-) Those are shadowlands in his imagination and
fantasies. A twilight zone he can never experience in reality.

But, the gunnery nurse has an Amateur Extra license! So does a
seven-year-old. Emotionally they are the same, probably the nod to
the seven-year-old as being more mature. :-)

LHA / WMD