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School which is held four times each year during 2nd the weekends of

January, April, July, and October.. A Certificate will be awarded

to all those attending and passing the final exam.

Either fly into Boston and rent a car or else fly into Augusta, Maine

where we will pick you up. Plan to arrive by Friday evening and to

return home Sunday. You pay for your own travel expenses, meals, and

accommodations. The IARN Emergency Communications Graduate School

itself is FREE and is sponsored by AARA, the American Amateur Radio

Association. Call now for your reservations at 207 242 2143. For

more details go to www.K1MAN.com. www.K1MAN.com

The FREE (International Amateur Radio Network) IARN Emergency

Communications training course, with 20 levels of official IARN

Certification, is also available for on-line home study. Simply send

two C-90 cassettes and enough return postage for five ounces to IARN,

Box 440, Belgrade Lakes, Maine 04918.

IARN AMATEUR RADIO TALK PROGRAM

You can listen to the program on 14.275 MHz. USB 24/7

IARN EMERGENCY TRAFFIC ACTIVATION LEVELS

LEVEL I - Emergency and health and welfare traffic for the affected

area(s) is being E-MAILED to IARNtraffic@aol.com plus a 24 hour IARN
AMTOR mail box on 14.128 MHz. LSB, SEL call KMAN Also IARN HF
bulletins on 14.272 MHz. USB; (Go to www.K1MAN.com for the IARN
transmitting schedule and further network information.)

LEVEL II - Same as Level I plus live nets on 14.275 MHz. USB.

LEVEL III - Same as Level II plus deployment of volunteer radio

operators with radio equipment and portable generators to the affected

area(s) to hand carry all accumulated network traffic plus set up

amateur radio stations in public places and/or shelters to solicit

outgoing traffic. Radio jump team volunteer operators should pre

www.K1MAN.com for further details and information.

Note: Radio amateurs and short wave listeners should monitor 14.275

MHz. USB Call your local radioand/or T.V. stations and tell them what

you and amateur radio are doing. Give them your telephone number

and your E-MAIL address (or IARNtraffic@aol.com) for the gathering of
emergency and health and welfare traffic for the affected area(s).

73 and good luck de K1MAN.