According to his eHam profile, Toddie is an...

ARMY MARS MEMBER!

QUOTE

I am a member of the following ham radio clubs...
Army M.A.R.S. Christian County Amateur Radio Club (CCARC)

UNQUOTE

Good thing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" doesn't apply to MARS, eh,
Toddie...?!?!

Steve, K4YZ

K4YZ wrote:
According to his eHam profile, Toddie is an...

ARMY MARS MEMBER!

QUOTE

I am a member of the following ham radio clubs...
Army M.A.R.S. Christian County Amateur Radio Club (CCARC)

UNQUOTE

Good thing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" doesn't apply to MARS, eh,
Toddie...?!?!

Steve, K4YZ

Steve, what's it to you? You have no understanding of MARS.

bb wrote:
K4YZ wrote:
According to his eHam profile, Toddie is an...

ARMY MARS MEMBER!

QUOTE

I am a member of the following ham radio clubs...
Army M.A.R.S. Christian County Amateur Radio Club (CCARC)

UNQUOTE

Good thing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" doesn't apply to MARS, eh,
Toddie...?!?!

Steve, K4YZ

Steve, what's it to you? You have no understanding of MARS.

Why do you want to utter yet ANOTHER mistruth, Brian, when you
have so many others out here that you still have yet to answer to?

As noted previously, Brian, I've been a member of each MARS at one
time or another for different reasons, and have been in charge of an
island-wide system on Okinawa for six months.

My undersanding of the program, it's history, purpose and goals
far exceeds anything you or Lennie the Lame can cut-and-past from
internet URL's.

Steve, K4YZ

K4YZ wrote:
bb wrote:
K4YZ wrote:
According to his eHam profile, Toddie is an...

ARMY MARS MEMBER!

QUOTE

I am a member of the following ham radio clubs...
Army M.A.R.S. Christian County Amateur Radio Club (CCARC)

UNQUOTE

Good thing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" doesn't apply to MARS, eh,
Toddie...?!?!

Steve, K4YZ

Steve, what's it to you? You have no understanding of MARS.

Why do you want to utter yet ANOTHER mistruth, Brian, when you
have so many others out here that you still have yet to answer to?

No mistruth, Steve.

You are the one who claimed, "Sorry Hans, MARS IS Amateur Radio!"
Hi, hi!

As noted previously, Brian, I've been a member of each MARS at
one
time or another for different reasons,

Wow, I didn't realize that there were different reasons for being a
member. I guess the different services have markedly different
purposes and goals.

and have been in charge of an
island-wide system on Okinawa for six months.

That would have been funny to see. Can you give us some details of
your "In-Charge" time so that we can verify it? We'll Start with a
copy of your USN MARS license, and a letter from the installation
Commander assigning you such duties. Then we'll need corroborating
information from your customers and subordinates. This will be fun!

My undersanding of the program, it's history, purpose and goals
far exceeds anything you or Lennie the Lame can cut-and-past from
internet URL's.

Steve, K4YZ

We'll let you prove that with the above requested information.

And none of this "Seven Hostile Actions" stuff.

Best of Luck!

bb wrote:
K4YZ wrote:
bb wrote:
K4YZ wrote:
According to his eHam profile, Toddie is an...

ARMY MARS MEMBER!

QUOTE

I am a member of the following ham radio clubs...
Army M.A.R.S. Christian County Amateur Radio Club (CCARC)

UNQUOTE

Good thing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" doesn't apply to MARS, eh,
Toddie...?!?!

Steve, K4YZ

Steve, what's it to you? You have no understanding of MARS.

Why do you want to utter yet ANOTHER mistruth, Brian, when you
have so many others out here that you still have yet to answer to?

No mistruth, Steve.

COMPLETE mistruth, Brain.

You are the one who claimed, "Sorry Hans, MARS IS Amateur
Radio!"

As noted previously, Brian, I've been a member of each MARS at
one
time or another for different reasons,

Wow, I didn't realize that there were different reasons for being a
member. I guess the different services have markedly different
purposes and goals.

They do, to some degree. That's why you have USMC and USN units
with NMC MARS calls and not AFMARS calls, and vice-versa.

and have been in charge of an
island-wide system on Okinawa for six months.

That would have been funny to see. Can you give us some details of
your "In-Charge" time so that we can verify it? We'll Start with a
copy of your USN MARS license, and a letter from the installation
Commander assigning you such duties. Then we'll need corroborating
information from your customers and subordinates. This will be fun!

You need to wake up, Brain.

Callsigns, dates and locations were given in another thread just
within the last two days.

Feel free to research my duty assignments during those times.

My undersanding of the program, it's history, purpose and
goals
far exceeds anything you or Lennie the Lame can cut-and-past from
internet URL's.

Steve, K4YZ

We'll let you prove that with the above requested information.

The "above requested information" was posted in RRAP this week.

And none of this "Seven Hostile Actions" stuff.

That happened too. It's just not pertinent to this forum.

Best of Luck!

No...best of luck to YOU...explaining how you didn't see those
callsigns, dates, locations I already gave...

You're such a putz, Brain.....

Steve, K4YZ

K4YZ wrote:
bb wrote:
K4YZ wrote:
bb wrote:
K4YZ wrote:
According to his eHam profile, Toddie is an...

ARMY MARS MEMBER!

QUOTE

I am a member of the following ham radio clubs...
Army M.A.R.S. Christian County Amateur Radio Club (CCARC)

UNQUOTE

Good thing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" doesn't apply to MARS, eh,
Toddie...?!?!

Steve, K4YZ

Steve, what's it to you? You have no understanding of MARS.

Why do you want to utter yet ANOTHER mistruth, Brian, when
you
have so many others out here that you still have yet to answer
to?

No mistruth, Steve.

COMPLETE mistruth, Brain.

Complete lie. After all, you're the one who claimed that "Sorry Hans,
MARS IS Amateur Radio!"

You are the one who claimed, "Sorry Hans, MARS IS Amateur
Radio!"

As noted previously, Brian, I've been a member of each MARS
at
one
time or another for different reasons,

Wow, I didn't realize that there were different reasons for being a
member. I guess the different services have markedly different
purposes and goals.

They do, to some degree. That's why you have USMC and USN units
with NMC MARS calls and not AFMARS calls, and vice-versa.

That is such a thin, thin difference, but when you have nothing else,
you'll say and do anything so as not to be wrong.

So what was the reason you were a MARS member the first time? The
second time? Was there a third time?

and have been in charge of an
island-wide system on Okinawa for six months.

That would have been funny to see. Can you give us some details of
your "In-Charge" time so that we can verify it? We'll Start with a
copy of your USN MARS license, and a letter from the installation
Commander assigning you such duties. Then we'll need corroborating
information from your customers and subordinates. This will be
fun!

You need to wake up, Brain.

Wide awake.

Callsigns, dates and locations were given in another thread just
within the last two days.

I don't hang on to your every post, Steve, especially the ones with
your new rra.misc playmates.

Feel free to research my duty assignments during those times.

Kindly repost them here.

My undersanding of the program, it's history, purpose and
goals
far exceeds anything you or Lennie the Lame can cut-and-past from
internet URL's.

Steve, K4YZ

We'll let you prove that with the above requested information.

The "above requested information" was posted in RRAP this week.

So you say.

And none of this "Seven Hostile Actions" stuff.

That happened too. It's just not pertinent to this forum.

But Steve, you're the one constantly saying that if you can't post
documentation, it didn't happen. Were you lying then or are you lying
now?

Hmmm? Which number lie would that be?

Best of Luck!

No...best of luck to YOU...explaining how you didn't see those
callsigns, dates, locations I already gave...

I try to avoid your record number of meaningful exchanges with your new
playmates from rra.misc. Did you include the letter of appointment
from your Commander?

You're such a putz, Brain.....

Name calling, again? So much for meaningful Extra Class discourse.
You do your fellow Extra Class amateurs and the ARS proud. ARRL
member, too?

From: "bb" on Thurs,Apr 21 2005 4:50 pm

K4YZ wrote:
According to his eHam profile, Toddie is an...

ARMY MARS MEMBER!

QUOTE

I am a member of the following ham radio clubs...
Army M.A.R.S. Christian County Amateur Radio Club (CCARC)

UNQUOTE

Good thing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" doesn't apply to MARS, eh,
Toddie...?!?!

Steve, K4YZ

Steve, what's it to you? You have no understanding of MARS.

The planet, the candy bar, or MILITARY Affiliate Radio
System? :-)

"Sorry, Hans, MARS IS amateur radio."

Poor Stevie still thinks that hams started it and
run it, too.

The United States ARMY started what would become
MARS before WW2. That was in an effort to "get
civilian radio amateurs interested in MILITARY
radio operations. The acronym was formed after WW2
when USAF joined the Army in the system. The last
branch to join MARS was the USN (and USMC by
extension).

MARS has performed well in the 60s to 70s as a
morale booster for the military personnel away from
home, courtesy of many civilian MARS operators (who
have amateur calls) placing telephone calls for them.

However, MARS is definitely still a MILITARY op and
the Department of Defense DIRECTS MARS. Stevie has
been shown the link to the DoD page but he won't
concede to going there and reading it. [he may think
it is a "trick" by others to lead him to a different
website] The DoD may be reached by direct, independent
search available on all ISPs.

Each military branch maintains their own MARS Hq.
For example, the Army MARS headquarters is at Fort
Huachuca, AZ. MARS is a regular participant in
"Grecian Firebolt" radio networking exercises carried
out by GOVERNMENT and MILITARY organizations having
intrinsic radio networking ability. Exercises like those can
and HAVE been done successfully WITHOUT any
civilian volunteer participation. MARS is NOT part of
the regular military communications scheme, only a sort
of standby which exists primarily for inter-service morale
boosting.

Stevie keeps enobling himself by implications of
relationship of his amateur status to that of MARS.
This is akin to his implications of "participation"
in the famous "seven hostile actions." :-)

wrote:
From: "bb" on Thurs,Apr 21 2005 4:50 pm

K4YZ wrote:
According to his eHam profile, Toddie is an...

ARMY MARS MEMBER!

QUOTE

I am a member of the following ham radio clubs...
Army M.A.R.S. Christian County Amateur Radio Club (CCARC)

UNQUOTE

Good thing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" doesn't apply to MARS, eh,
Toddie...?!?!

Steve, K4YZ

Steve, what's it to you? You have no understanding of MARS.

The planet, the candy bar, or MILITARY Affiliate Radio
System?

"Sorry, Hans, MARS IS amateur radio."

Poor Stevie still thinks that hams started it and
run it, too.

And here's yet ANOTHER lie that Leonard H. Anderson ahs to account
for...

I never said they (Amateurs) started it. You are welcome to try
and locate the post wherein you insist I did.

I didn't say they "ran" it. You are welcome to try and locate the
post wherein you insist I did.

I DID say that without the Amateur Radio service, MARS would not
exist. This still remains true to this day.

Stevie keeps enobling himself by implications of
relationship of his amateur status to that of MARS.
This is akin to his implications of "participation"
in the famous "seven hostile actions."

I'm not "enobling" myself for having shown that I was a previous
MARS member, Lennie. Those are facts. It validates My knowledge and
experience in MARS that substantiates my assertion that without Amateur
Radio, MARS would cease to exist.

You are welcome to list YOUR MARS callsigns, Lennie, and tell us
all about YOUR experiences in the programs....

You have the callsigns and dates I was a member. You may verify
my experiences at your leisure.





Steve, K4YZ

K4YZ wrote:
wrote:

The planet, the candy bar, or MILITARY Affiliate Radio
System?

You have the callsigns and dates I was a member. You may verify
my experiences at your leisure.

Heh, heh, heh. Care to share all that "in-confidence" information with
the rest of us?

bb wrote:
K4YZ wrote:
wrote:

The planet, the candy bar, or MILITARY Affiliate Radio
System?

You have the callsigns and dates I was a member. You may
verify
my experiences at your leisure.

Heh, heh, heh. Care to share all that "in-confidence" information
with
the rest of us?

Why?

Was the post I made in this forum only a day or two ago not
adequate for you too?

Don't tell me you WEREN'T PAYING ATTENTION again, were you,
Brain...?!?!

Steve, K4YZ