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August 25th 06, 12:50 AM
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you mean let kill the ARS
Slow Code wrote: "Noon-Air" wrote in : Ok.... and lose 99% of the available operators when another Katrina hits..... We needed *ANYBODY* that had a radio and a license for almost a month after the storm. My town took the direct hit from Katrina..... even though we are 60 miles north of the gulf, I still had 110mph sustained winds at my house. You'll lose some lazy ops, sure, but the operators that remain will be better. you can't lose half the ops as you propose and survive as a funtional gruop it is just that simple Sc |
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