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- To promote "The Amateur Radio Service" as a public
service as stated and created by an act of Congress.
- To publicly recognize Kansas Hams who do exceptional things in
the interest of public service.
- Recognize those Kansas Ham Radio operators who have
volunteered to dedicate their time and radio equipment to serve their neighbors,
community, state, and country in the event of an emergency or disaster.
- Recognize those hams who weekly train to be ready to serve
through the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES), the National Traffic System (NTS) and
other public services.
- Recognize hams whose public service activities are felt
state-wide, beyond their city limits and beyond.
- Recognize Special Service Clubs (SSC), committed to doing more
than a normal club to further ham radio.
73,
Orlan Q. Cook WØOYH
ARRL Kansas Assistant Section Manager
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