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Old March 23rd 04, 02:57 AM
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I've been used to that. But there's a new technology on board now. Get used to it.


Which isn't even a consideration in the military or civil authorities
plans for use in emergency comms during a major disaster



It must be or they wouldn't have a cellphone hanging off every hip.


They are not going to rely on that cell phone for their major comms
during an emergency. The cell network is not included in disaster plans
as a viable means for emergency comms during a major disaster by the
military and civil emergency authorities, ham radio is.


 
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