"WALK SOFTLY BUT ROLL HEAVY!" 3rd Armored Division (SPEARHEAD!) Ayers Kasserne, FRG '88 - '91 First Cav (Black Knights) Fort hood, TX '91 - '92
Simple, the net isnt for passing traffic. there is plenty of them for that and really there is normally no traffic to pass. unless there is a major storm/disaster where there is no phone service. theres nothing wrong what so ever having people (hams) coming together for fun and information. always somebody these days that gets butt hurt over stupid immature stuff and its always immature ignorant stuff. theres 10s of thousands of frequency's oh the HF band. If you happen to be on a frequency that a net is going to be on when its time for the net they "legally" cant kick you off if you and another ham are carrying on a conversation.. All that said Amateur radio is becoming a trash heap full of idiots just like our society..It is up to hams to not let it get that way..
Update on the Band of Brothers Net,we changed our days were only on now Monday-Thursdays, 6:00p to 7:45 eastern standard time . Dale picked up a Mercury 3 amplifier,and we now have over 400 members on our Facebook group page (The Band Of Brothers Net). We’re so happy to be able to help people
I WANT TO TANK YOU ALL FOR WHAT YOU DO ON THE NET ITS GREAT TO HEAR YOU ALL EVERY NIGHT LOOK FORWARD TO DROPPING INN AND SAYING HI , THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE TO THIS GREAT COUNTRY . N0BCP
I came across this group this evening. Very nice people all three net controllers. I hope this grows to help the ham community. Tim K9ZZK
We like to welcome a new net controller to our Band of Brothers team, Christopher Chocholek, W9RCV Chris lives in LaBelle, Florida Chris works for the US Army Corps of Engineers and was with them in the Army. Chris will start with us on the Monday night net, Welcome aboard brother! K9JFM
