Your MonsterMail form has been completed, following are the
results:
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Field
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Value
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subject
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ARES Form FSD-96
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State
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Ohio
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Month
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May
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Year
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2015
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Number_of_ARES_Members
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1510
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Change_In_Numbers
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2
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Number_of_DECs_EC_reporting_this_month
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8
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Number_of_ARES_nets_active
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196
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Number_of_nets_with_NTS_Liaison
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10
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DEC_EC_callsigns
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WD8PNZ W8UY KA8RV53I WF8B AI8P KB8STK KA8RLC N8SUZ W8FHF
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Number_of_drills_tests_and_training_this_month
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203
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Person_Hours_for_drill_tests_training
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1658
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Number_of_Public_Service_events
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50
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Person_Hours_for_public_service_events
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1827.3
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Number_of_emergency_operations_this_month
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19
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Person_Hours_for_emergency_operations
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508.8
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Number_of_ARES_RACES_Events_this_month
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517
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Total_Person_Hours
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5420.1
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Comment
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(Two districts missing from totals.) ARES was involved in
a number of important drills, including a FEMA-evaluated nuclear plant drill,
several multi-county hospital/disaster drills which involved loss of
Internet/phones. Several emergency activations were logged, including
Richland County's temporary loss of 911/telephone service. Like other
sections, we're beginning our public service season with several large scale
bicycle rides (using linked repeaters, broad coverage and multiple
operators). ARES was visible at Dayton, with a presence at the ARRL booth and
a well-received ARES seminar.
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Signature
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Stan Broadway
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