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Old September 2nd 05, 04:20 AM
Cmdr Buzz Corey
 
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Bill Sohl wrote:



I must ask... What's the difference? Does
it mean that ham radio isn't providing helpful and needed
additional communications?


Lennieboy would like to belive that with all his little heart, but the
fact remains...ham radio has and is at this very moment providing much
need emergency comms in the disaster area. Ham radio continues to be a
very helpful tool in disaster emergency comms, much to the chagrin of
the likes of lennieboy and frankieboy.
 
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