Air Force MARS Celebrating 75 Years Nov 4th - Nov 11th

I've been working as W1E, mostly on 40m FT8 at night and has it ever been fun. Hope to do this again next year.

 

Thanks for all the hams that have been in MARS working hard. The only thing I would like to know is did they ever get a search party for W1K? He is missing in action. That is the only one I need. Again thanks all that has been in MARS and that is still working hard in the group...

 

W1K has 24 contacts for the hour I was able to operate!

 

he was on psk on 20M this afternoon
got him just as supper was put on the table
I saw qrp after his call , wonder who many watts he was running
he was the last one for me
good event!!

 

5 Watts thanks for participating.

 

had a good signal here
73

 

Only 24, for the whole entire event.

 

No today I had 50

 

Whoever was working W1A on 20 meters SSB today outside of Boston. Thanks for picking me up.

73 - Tony
Former Airman
Active Duty 1994-1998

 

Thanks to all of the operators. Good stuff. Just got six; A, D, E, F, H, J + KE6UEU.

USAF E-4, Microwave radio (304x0) '71-'75

 

Hi guys! I got A B D E & F.

Not USAF, but Proud Army Veteran lol.

THIS WE’LL DEFEND

 

Hi, Tony. The pleasure was all mine! I hope you enjoyed your Veteran's Day!

73, Tom/NE1R

 

I was able to contact A, D, E, F, H, and K4AF. That was a lot of hard work (band conditions, my 20 watts, random schedule). The apan webpage mentioned ADIF which confused me, but it was for the event operators.
73, Wai - WB3BHT

 

We will define the ham operator instructions with out that in the future. Sorry for the confusion.

 

Thanks for this 75th event!!!
What happen to stations W1C and W1K? It seems they had trouble completing contacts. I may have gotten W1K and W1C.?.?.? The condition of the bands did not help; bad for most of 2023.