That is Bill Moore W8KVU signing in at the Resource Unit desk.
This is how you keep track of who is on scene!
BCARES 1st AEC & Operations Chief
Welcoming the troops.
BCARES EC
Briefing the crews for the drill.
Jim Linn WB8RRR
Fighting intermod & copying heavy traffic
Terry Boyle N1CTO
Getting into the heavy portion of the net
Mike Brumleve KC8VSE
Concentrating on a problem being reported by a field operator.
Keeping a visual aid track on what was being reported, operator positions, roads closed and other hazards.
Net Manager for the Drill
(standing)
Elmer Harbron KC8KEY
Keeping score on what was missed!
Top left ICS-217 Communications Plan, top center ICS-207 organizational chart, top right ICS-203 Organizational Assignment List, bottom left an example of an ICS-204 Assignment List, bottom center-team training
bottom right-a list of the players for the drill.
TAC-1
TAC-2
Wake up Grant, it's time for the debriefing!
"MISSION CONTROL"
These guys were the Red Cross Shelter, Red Cross Middletown, Red Cross Hamilton, Red Cross Formal Traffic, Ohio EMA-EOC Columbus, Butler County EMA and Logan County EMA passing a lot of traffic on all 3 Tactical Nets!
These were they guys that tossed in pre-planed problems, generated tons of noise in the ARECC, and put the ARECC Net Managers nerves on edge.
Bill KC8VIG
