The ACES development team used emergency managers and amateur radio emergency communications leadership to identify a basic set of skills that are required of all operators, regardless of served agency, to create a training package. The goal is to create
(Update) This is a quick follow up to my email sent Sunday, September 1, 2019. The following update was received this p.m. regarding Jeanne Socrates, VE0JS/KC2IOV, who is circumnavigating the globe in her 38-foot sailing vessel Nereida. It was pointed
Note: Please refer to the (2) attachments at the end of this post for the original writing and single day ham radio estate sale. With great sadness I write this report that, K7OH – Pete (95 years) became a Silent
Greetings! Please see the attached release describing a fun, educational, and free emergency preparedness event taking place this weekend, June 22-23, at South Seattle College. The festivities center on a 24-hour ham radio challenge, where a local team will take
I’ve received some questions regarding the email I sent on June 12, 2019, regarding some Washington State Amateur Radio license plates being shown as MARS on vehicle registrations. 1. What is the Washington State Department of Licensing (DOL) Amateur Radio
Yesterday, June 12, 2019, ARRL Western Washington Section member Christian, AK7VV, notified me of an issue with his Washington State Amateur Radio Service license plates. His vehicle registration was annotated as being a “MARS” license plate. Along with AK7VV’s efforts
Welcome to the webpage for the Western Washington Section of the American Radio Relay League. There is a lot of great information items surrounding what is happening in the Western Washington Section. Please take a moment and review the provided
All great things come with time and this new website isn’t an exception. We are currently working with the fit, form, and function in order to provide a fresh experience. Please visit back as this is under construction. 5/16/19 –