Topic: Communications interface between the National Guard and TEMA during any civil response to things like earthquakes, flooding, tornados, etc.

When: January 19th 2023 7:30pm

Presenter: CPT David R. Wemyss, Tennessee State Guard, 2nd Regiment – Nashville, “Old Hickory”, S6 Officer / 2nd Regiment HHC

Background: The Tennessee Military Department has several organizations under it, the Tennessee National Guard (Army Guard), Air Guard, State Guard, and TEMA. We are interested in making the public aware of the missions given specifically to the Tennessee State Guard from the Governor of Tennessee under the direction of the Tennessee National Guard. One of those missions is a communications interface between the National Guard and TEMA during any civil response to things like earthquakes, flooding, tornado’s, etc. This is where you as HAM operators come in.

The primary purposes of the Nashville Amateur Radio Club, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, is to operate a non-profit corporation for charitable, educational and scientific purposes as follows:
-To educate and increase the proficiency of its members in the science of radio communications.
-To provide for dissemination of information among its members concerning scientific advancement and progress in the field of radio communications.
-To organize and train units of licensed radio amateurs capable of maintaining radio communications as a public service during periods of emergency.
-To encourage and sponsor experimental activities in radio communications and electronics, to the end that skills and experience gained in amateur radio will further the application of electronics to the benefit of the public at large.
-To promote the elevation of standards of practice and ethics in the conduct of amateur radio communications.

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