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|    Message 436 of 2,531    |
|    Ed Vance to Roy Witt    |
|    Re: Resurrected    |
|    08 May 14 22:43:00    |
      05-03-14 11:10 Roy Witt wrote to Ed Vance about Resurrected               RW> @MSGID: <5365693C.383.amtradio@capcity2.synchro.net>        RW> Greetings Ed!       Howdy! Roy,       -snip-        EV> After I sent my last Reply to You I remembered Local Civil Defense        EV> (CD) back years ago, used REACT and ARES Members in Urgent Situations        EV> and Training Exercises.               RW> In some places, REACT is still around, but not here. We do have        RW> a repeater where ARES hams gather on certain days to talk about        RW> their activities.               EV> The REACT Operators I worked with when I operated the CD Ham Station        EV> Are the Cream Of The Crop CB'ers, I think!               RW> I don't think they're CBers anymore. They use a UHF radio        RW> service instead.              I didn't know that until today when Tom mentioned REACT is on FRS freqs       now.               EV> Tom Currie the SYSOP of The Volunteer GT-Power BBS was/is involved in        EV> Both REACT and ARES back then.               RW> I seem to recall that name, but can't find it in the nodelist.        RW> It would be between Cullins and Cunningham and there's no such        RW> name.              I guess you didn't know the "GT-Power BBS Network" was a different BBS       Network.              The Volunteer BBS wasn't in the "FIDO BBS Network", that's probably why       you couldn't find his name or BBS in the 'FIDO' Nodelist.              Back in the mid 1980's - early 1990's I saw in the Newspaper the City       Library had a BBS that was on FIDO, I Logged On as a GUEST to their BBS       one night to look around and didn't use it again because IIRC the only       BBS I was using then was for Commodore Computers, and what I saw on the       FIDO BBS didn't interest me back then as I was still learning what's       what on my Commodore 64 system.              Later on, I saw messages from Mike Powells PAN-AM BBS - formerly(sp?)       called Moe's Tavern BBS - while I was using Toms The Volunteer BBS,       and learned that Mike carried both BBS Networks AND there was a echo       for BASIC Programming on the FIDO Network side I joined Mike's BBS too.              After Mike got a job that took him away from my area I started using       Janis's < |
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