5/3/2015
HURRICANE
MIMI
PLAYERS GUIDE AND FORMS
An exercise for the Marion County Florida Amateur Radio Operators
and supported agencies
Final Edition
HURRICANE MIMI
MAY 3, 2015 0900 - 1230L MARION CO. FL.
FORMS SHOULD BE PRINTED OFF BY EVERYONE. RECOMMEND 3 EACH: ICS 213, 1 EACH: ICS 214, 1 EACH: ICS 309, 2 EACH: ICS
RADIOGRAM, 1 EACH: ARL, 2 EACH: SkyWarn Report. DOES NOT INCLUDE HOSPITAL REPORTS.
ARES NET CONTROL 3 PAGES
1. Incident Name:
HURRICANE MIMI
2. Operational
Period:
Date From: 5/3/2015
Date To: 5/3/2015
Time From: 0900L
Time To: 1230L
3. Objective(s):
1. To evaluate the effectiveness of the ham radio operators in Marion County, regardless of organizational affiliation,
and to provide them with the needed training with the various forms and possible scenarios that could happen during
an emergency.
2. To promote interoperability between all hams in the county and the supported agencies.
3. To evaluate the preparedness of the Marion County ham radio operators that would respond during an actual
event.
4. Operational Period Command Emphasis:
Players:
MARION COUNTY ARES®, MERT, CERT, HOSPITAL, SKYWARN AND SHELTER HAM RADIO OPERATORS.
Contingencies for hams that do not normally participate will be included in the plan. The Marion County
ARES® Plan, Revision 6, will be utilized for the framework of how the hams are to report. A copy of the plan
will be posted on the http://ARESmcfl.org website.
Scenario:
Hurricane “MIMI”, a category 3 storm has devastated Marion, Levy, Citrus and Sumter County. In
preparation for this storm, over 4,700 people were evacuated to various shelters that fall under both the
sheriff’s office and the American Red Cross’s area of responsibility, and as a result, six shelters and seven
pods (Portable Distribution Stations) have been setup around the county and need radio operators. See
attached list. Also, as a result of communications loss, and the volume of anticipated casualties, the hospital
has activated the hams according to their protocols. All the chaos that goes along with hurricanes and the
aftermath has happened here. Loss of power, gas leaks, roof damage, tree damage, roads closed due to
flooding, barn animals loose, loss of internet and phone service, etc.
Your mission is to physically get out of your house, off your property and setup your station; HT,
PORTABLES, HF, WINLINK, GENERATORS, MERT GO KITS (with battery), whatever you have, and to pass a
properly formatted message to the net control operator, both to the EC and MERT at the EOC.
You will be tasked to setup preferably in a public place but not at home, and pass the traffic by
utilizing ICS FORM 213 & the ARRL Radiogram.
First and foremost, IN THE EVENT OF AN ACTUAL SITUATION, WHERE LIFE OR PROPERTY IS
AT RISK, CALL 911 FIRST, THEN ADVISE NET CONTROL OF THE SITUATION. NO WIGGLE
ROOM ON THIS.
ALL HAMS OTHER THAN HOSPITAL ARE TASKED AS SKYWARN SPOTTERS.
Do not deploy to the shelters if that is where you would normally go to. Instead go to a parking lot
near the shelter but not on school grounds. Hospital operators will deploy according to their established
plans. All messages will be prefaced with “THIS IS AN EXERCISE MESSAGE” OR “THIS IS A DRILL MESSAGE”.
Use your imagination on the messages! We just had a major hurricane blow through the area!!!
Remember ABCs of messages, Accuracy, Brevity and Clarity! Message time should be indicated on a 24
hour clock, example, “0937 local.”
ARES:
ARES members need to pass a piece of routine traffic as covered later in this plan. They may be directed to
assemble at a simulated POD (Portable Distribution Station) to relay traffic via ICS 213 back to either ARES
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HURRICANE MIMI
MAY 3, 2015 0900 - 1230L MARION CO. FL.
FORMS SHOULD BE PRINTED OFF BY EVERYONE. RECOMMEND 3 EACH: ICS 213, 1 EACH: ICS 214, 1 EACH: ICS 309, 2 EACH: ICS
RADIOGRAM, 1 EACH: ARL, 2 EACH: SkyWarn Report. DOES NOT INCLUDE HOSPITAL REPORTS.
ARES NET CONTROL 3 PAGES
1. Incident Name:
HURRICANE MIMI
2. Operational
Period:
Date From: 5/3/2015
Date To: 5/3/2015
Time From: 0900L
Time To: 1230L
or MERT net control. They will also double as SKYWARN operators if not tasked elsewhere
MERT:
MERT operators will be expected to pass traffic from the shelters (simulated) utilizing the ICS 213 format.
For MERT: The “FROM” on the 213 should include the MERT operators name and the “POSITION” should be
which shelter utilizing the tactical callsign. Example: From: “Joe Snuffy, KA1BCD, Position: VHS or Vanguard
High School. Subject: Request for generator mechanic” or “Shelter activated with 145 evacuees, 27 of which
are special needs. There are presently 31 pets being sheltered.” Etc.
CERT:
CERT operators will be expected to pass damage assessment, trees, houses, roads, etc. Utilizing ICS 213.
CERT hams need to get with their team leaders prior to the event and come up with a properly formatted
message. They may be directed to an alternate frequency to pass traffic, depending on the net conditions at
the time.
The “FROM” on the 213 should include the CERT Team Leaders name and the “POSITION” should be which
team. “Example: From: Marya Latson; Position: Belleview CERT, Belleview City Hall” or “Beverly Case, OTOW
CERT, Club House”. Subject: “Damage assessment” or whatever. The message should include the property
address and damage observed, if that is what the leader and ham has agreed upon. It can also be about
search and rescue or whatever.
SKYWARN:
There will be at least one simulated severe weather event during the drill. At that time, the net will go into
“Emergency Mode”. No traffic, except weather related, or life & death should be passed (simulated). It may
be a thunderstorm warning with possible rotation or something else. At that time, all traffic will be
suspended for the duration of the event. It should last for about five (5) minutes. Be ready for it!
HOSPITALS:
Hospitals are requested to pass message traffic between themselves and MERT. Hospitals will use HICS
formatted forms and may need to be modified by the person receiving the message to fit on the standard
ICS 213, with minimal changes permitted.
Due to prior scheduled events, the hospital will have already met their requirements, however, at the
request of ARES and MERT, have agreed to participate from 0900-1030. Winlink traffic should be addressed
to KC5CMX. At the conclusion of the event (1330-1230 hrs.), Carl will send all the collected messages to the
EOC. Phone traffic should be with MERT as indicated on the ICS 205A.
NOTE:
IN THE EVENT OF AN ACTUAL WEATHER EVENT, IT WILL BE ANNOUNCED ON THE 146.610 REPEATER AND
THE 147.210 REPEATER. HOSPITAL AND EOC WILL ANNOUNCE ON THEIR NETS. ALL OTHER ACTIVITY WILL
BE SUSPENDED. ALL OPERATORS ARE DIRECTED TO 146.610 AT THAT TIME. ARES NET CONTROL WILL
ASSUME PRIMARY SKYWARN DUTIES FOR THE DURATION OF THE EVENT. IF THE EVENT LOOKS LIKE IT
WILL BE OF SUSTAINED DURATION, THE REMAINDER OF HURRICANE MIMI WILL BE DISCONTINUED,
OTHERWISE, IT WILL RESUME AFTER THE WEATHER HAS PASSED. ALL STATIONS ARE REQUIRED TO SIGN
OUT WITH NET CONTROL REGARDLESS, WHEN SECURING FROM THE DRILL.
All radio operators will utilize the ICS 205A designated for Hurricane Mimi for the duration of this
drill. You may get a reply back to your message, depending on what the message contains.
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HURRICANE MIMI
MAY 3, 2015 0900 - 1230L MARION CO. FL.
FORMS SHOULD BE PRINTED OFF BY EVERYONE. RECOMMEND 3 EACH: ICS 213, 1 EACH: ICS 214, 1 EACH: ICS 309, 2 EACH: ICS
RADIOGRAM, 1 EACH: ARL, 2 EACH: SkyWarn Report. DOES NOT INCLUDE HOSPITAL REPORTS.
ARES NET CONTROL 3 PAGES
1. Incident Name:
HURRICANE MIMI
2. Operational
Period:
Date From: 5/3/2015
Date To: 5/3/2015
Time From: 0900L
Time To: 1230L
The ICS 213 messages from MERT and CERT members will be addressed to:
ERIN MILLER, MCSO LOGISTICS.
A blank 213 is included in this package. All written messages will be collected at the next MERT
meeting on May 16, just prior to the statewide hurricane drill. CERT teams are requested to forward
the messages to Beverly Case by May 5th. The ICS 213 format must be adhered to and properly
filled out so traffic can be passed to the appropriate person on the receiving end.
For the ARRL Radiogram, address it to
RON VIOLA, KS4SW, MARION COUNTY EC.
From: You, your call sign and your physical location.
The radiogram format must be adhered to and properly filled out so traffic can be passed to the appropriate
person. Remember, use the numbered radiograms when possible. Generate a radiogram to be sent to a
relative or friend outside of Marion County. If this is actual traffic, please indicate so it may be sent through
the NTS.
Method and mode of delivery:
Net control will be listening on the frequencies listed on the accompanying ICS 205A. Modes will
include VHF, UHF, winlink & dstar. Dstar will be utilized for the shelter operators. Those participating for
MERT will need to pick up their GO KITS and batteries before May 1 st. The only way we will know if things
work is if YOU test them. You will be testing the complete kit; radio, battery, antenna, coax, etc. Select a
good position to hang the antenna from. Remember, you cannot hang it near anything metal so look for a
tree. You may want to bring a table, chair and a snack.
Date and time for exercise:
Sunday, May 3, 2015 from 0900 to 1230 local
Net control station will be the ARES Trailer set up at Walmart on highway 200, Ocala. Call signs used
will be K4GSO for net control, KC5CMX for Winlink, and KG4NXO for MERT/CERT operators. Winlink
operators, you can use either the HF or local gateways to send your messages. No Winlink messages will be
sent to the EOC/MERT
ARES operators will be expected to pass Health & Welfare traffic. BE CREATIVE, BUT LIMIT THE
MESSAGE TO 25 WORDS OR LESS. Utilize the numbered radio grams with the ARL message numbers for
maximum effectiveness. 5PR “Proper prior planning prevents poor results.”
Hospital ERT will deploy according to their guidelines and will interface with net control to pass
traffic to MERT and ARES. For the hams that just show up to “help”, they can be given the pods to work
from. Locations will be designated if there are enough participants.
Again, the idea is to prepare for the hurricane drill on May 20, or whenever a disaster strikes. It
would be better to work out the problems BEFORE the main event, know what are strengths and
weaknesses are, identify them, and find solutions to the problems before hand, and put on the best show
possible for the county and the state during the main drill.
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HURRICANE MIMI
MAY 3, 2015 0900 - 1230L MARION CO. FL.
FORMS SHOULD BE PRINTED OFF BY EVERYONE. RECOMMEND 3 EACH: ICS 213, 1 EACH: ICS 214, 1 EACH: ICS 309, 2 EACH: ICS
RADIOGRAM, 1 EACH: ARL, 2 EACH: SkyWarn Report. DOES NOT INCLUDE HOSPITAL REPORTS.
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1. Incident Name:
HURRICANE MIMI
2. Operational
Period:
Date From: 5/3/2015
Date To: 5/3/2015
Time From: 0900L
Time To: 1230L
General Situational Awareness
Be aware of your personal safety, the safety of others and equipment/property. Remember, this simulated hurricane
was devastating to the listed counties. There may be severe weather (simulated) coming up in the statewide hurricane
drill as well, so you may need to deploy again.
IN ALL INSTANCES OF HURRICANE MIMI MESSAGE TRAFFIC, MESSAGES WILL START “THIS IS AN EXERCISE
MESSAGE” OR “THIS IS A DRILL”
5. Site Safety Plan Required? Yes ☐ No ☒
Approved Site Safety Plan(s) Located at: ________________________________________
6. Incident Action Plan (the items checked below are included in this Incident Action Plan):
☐ ICS 203
☐ ICS 204
☐
☐
ICS 207
ICS 208
X ICS 205
☒ ICS 205A
☒
☐
Map/Chart
Weather Forecast/Tides/Currents
☐ ICS 206
Other Attachments:
☒
ICS 213 (SINGLE SHEET)
☒
ARRL NUMBERED RADIO GRAM
☐
___________________
☐
___________________
☐
7. Prepared by:
Name: CARL BERRY,
KC5CMX
8. Approved by Incident Commander:
ICS 202
IAP Page
Position/Title: AEC MARION
COUNTY
Name: RON VIOLA, KS4SW,
MARION COUNTY FL.
EMERGENCY
COORDINATOR, ARES®
Date/Time: Date
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_________
Signature: ________________
Signature: ______________________
HURRICANE MIMI
MAY 3, 2015 0900 - 1230L MARION CO. FL.
FORMS SHOULD BE PRINTED OFF BY EVERYONE. RECOMMEND 3 EACH: ICS 213, 1 EACH: ICS 214, 1 EACH: ICS 309, 2 EACH: ICS
RADIOGRAM, 1 EACH: ARL, 2 EACH: SkyWarn Report. DOES NOT INCLUDE HOSPITAL REPORTS.
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COMMUNICATIONS LIST (ICS 205A)
1. Incident Name:
HURRICANE MIMI
2. Operational
Period:
Date From: 5/3/2015
Date To: 5/3/2015
Time From: 0900
Time To: 1230
3. Basic Local Communications Information:
Incident Assigned Position
Name (Alphabetized)
ARES
PRIMARY EVENT NET CONTROL
K4GSO
Method(s) of Contact
(phone, pager, cell, etc.)
P 146.610 123S 147.210 123+
T 146.970
MERT DSTAR NET CONTROL
KG4NXO
P 145.170 S 147.210 123+
T 146.970 -
HOSPITAL NET CONTROL
W2SRP
P 145.270 123S 146.970 -
SKYWARN
P 146.610 123WILL BECOME PRIMARY
FREQUENCY FOR SKYWARN
WHEN ACTIVATED
S 147.210 123+
CERT ALL MARION COUNTY
P 146.610 123- FOR CALLING NET CONTROL TO BE DIRECTED
TO ALTERNATE REPEATER/FREQUENCY.
DUNELLON CERT
SIMPLEX FREQ : 146.430
MARION OAKS CERT
SIMPLEX FREQ :146.400
BELLEVIEW CERT
SIMPLEX FREQ : 145.150
SILVER SPRINGS SHORES CERT
SIMPLEX FREQ : 146.430
FT. MCCOY CERT
SIMPLEX FREQ : 146.445
OTOW
SIMPLEX FREQ : 146.445
MRMC
SIMPLEX FREQUENCIES
146.580
SHELTERS
DSTAR
145.170 KG4NXO V (LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY)
WINLINK STATIONS
LOCATIONS
KG4NXO-10
EOC
145.030
K4LSB-10
SILVER SPRINGS SE
145.630
KI4UYM-10
SILVER SPRINGS SE
145.630
W3HII-10
WIERSDALE SE
145.630
W2SRP-10
DUNELLON W
145.030
K4PWE-10
ALACHUA CO N
145.030
WINLINK NET CONTROL
4. Prepared by:
ICS 205A
ALL WL2K MSGS ADDRESSED TO KC5CMX
Name: CARL BERRY KC5CMX
IAP Page
Position/Title: AEC MARION COUNTY
PIO
Date/Time: 4/22/15 1530
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Signature:
HURRICANE MIMI
MAY 3, 2015 0900 - 1230L MARION CO. FL.
FORMS SHOULD BE PRINTED OFF BY EVERYONE. RECOMMEND 3 EACH: ICS 213, 1 EACH: ICS 214, 1 EACH: ICS 309, 2 EACH: ICS
RADIOGRAM, 1 EACH: ARL, 2 EACH: SkyWarn Report. DOES NOT INCLUDE HOSPITAL REPORTS.
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GENERAL MESSAGE FORM (ICS 213)
GENERAL MESSAGE
TO:
POSITION:
FROM:
POSITION:
SUBJECT:
DATE:
MESSAGE:
SIGNATURE:
POSITION:
REPLY:
DATE:
TIME:
SIGNATURE/POSITION:
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TIME:
HURRICANE MIMI
MAY 3, 2015 0900 - 1230L MARION CO. FL.
FORMS SHOULD BE PRINTED OFF BY EVERYONE. RECOMMEND 3 EACH: ICS 213, 1 EACH: ICS 214, 1 EACH: ICS 309, 2
EACH: ICS RADIOGRAM, 1 EACH: ARL, 2 EACH: SkyWarn Report. DOES NOT INCLUDE HOSPITAL REPORTS.
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ICS 309 COMMUNICATIONS
LOG
MARION COUNTY FL
1. Incident Name and Activation Number
(CONSTELLATION or TASK)
From:
3. Radio Net Name (for ncos) or Position/Tactical Call
5.
2. Operational Period (Date/Time)
To:
4. Radio Operator (Name, Call Sign)
COMMUNICATIONS LOG
Time
(24:00)
FROM
Call Sign/ID
Msg #
6. Prepared By (Name, Call Sign)
TO
Message
Call Sign/ID
Msg #
7. Date & Time Prepared
8.
Page _______ of
_______
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HURRICANE MIMI
MAY 3, 2015 0900 - 1230L MARION CO. FL.
FORMS SHOULD BE PRINTED OFF BY EVERYONE. RECOMMEND 3 EACH: ICS 213, 1 EACH: ICS 214, 1 EACH: ICS 309, 2
EACH: ICS RADIOGRAM, 1 EACH: ARL, 2 EACH: SkyWarn Report. DOES NOT INCLUDE HOSPITAL REPORTS.
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HURRICANE MIMI
MAY 3, 2015 0900 - 1230L MARION CO. FL.
FORMS SHOULD BE PRINTED OFF BY EVERYONE. RECOMMEND 3 EACH: ICS 213, 1 EACH: ICS 214, 1 EACH: ICS 309, 2
EACH: ICS RADIOGRAM, 1 EACH: ARL, 2 EACH: SkyWarn Report. DOES NOT INCLUDE HOSPITAL REPORTS.
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ARRL RADIOGRAM PREDESIGNATED MESSAGES (ARL)
URGENT/EMERGENCY MESSAGES:
ONE Everyone safe here. Please don't worry.
TWO Coming home as soon as possible.
THREE Am in _____ hospital. Receiving
excellent care and recovering fine.
FOUR Only slight property damage here. Do
not be concerned about disaster reports.
FIVE Am moving to new location. Send no
further mail or communication. Will inform you
of new address when relocated.
SIX Will contact you as soon as possible.
SEVEN Please reply by Amateur Radio
through the amateur delivering this message.
This is a free public service.
EIGHT Need additional _____ mobile or
portable equipment for immediate emergency
use.
NINE Additional _____ radio operators
needed to assist with emergency at this
location.
TEN Please contact _____. Advise to standby
and provide further emergency information,
instructions or assistance.
ELEVEN Establish Amateur Radio emergency
communications with _____ on _____ MHz.
TWELVE Anxious to hear from you. No word
in some time. Please contact me as soon as
possible.
THIRTEEN Medical emergency situation exits
here.
FOURTEEN Situation here becoming critical.
Losses and damage from ____ increasing.
FIFTEEN Please advise your condition and
what help is needed.
SIXTEEN Property damage very severe in this
area.
SEVENTEEN REACT communications
services also available. Establish REACT
communication with _____ on channel _____.
EIGHTEEN Please contact me as soon as
possible at _____.
NINETEEN Request health and welfare report
on _____ . (State name, address and
telephone number.)
TWENTY Temporarily stranded. Will need
some assistance. Please contact me at _____.
TWENTY ONE Search and Rescue
assistance is needed by local authorities here.
Advise availability.
TWENTY TWO Need accurate information on
the extent and type of conditions now existing
at your location. Please furnish this
information and reply without delay.
TWENTY THREE Report at once the
accessibility and best way to reach your
location.
TWENTY FOUR Evacuation of residents from
this area urgently needed. Advise plans for
help.
TWENTY FIVE Furnish as soon as possible
the weather conditions at your location.
TWENTY SIX Help and care for evacuation of
sick and injured from this location needed at
once.
Emergency/priority messages originating from
official sources must carry the signature of the
originating official.
ROUTINE MESSAGES:
FORTY SIX Greetings on your birthday and
best wishes for many more to come.
FORTY SEVEN Reference your message
number _____ to _____ delivered on _____ at
_____ UTC.
FIFTY Greetings by Amateur Radio.
FIFTY ONE Greetings by Amateur Radio. This
message is sent as a free public service by
ham radio operators at _____. Am having a
wonderful time.
FIFTY TWO Really enjoyed being with you.
Looking forward to getting together again.
FIFTY THREE Received your _____. It's
appreciated; many thanks.
FIFTY FOUR Many thanks for your good
wishes.
FIFTY FIVE Good news is always welcome.
Very delighted to hear about yours.
FIFTY SIX Congratulations on your _____, a
most worthy and deserved achievement.
FIFTY SEVEN Wish we could be together.
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HURRICANE MIMI
MAY 3, 2015 0900 - 1230L MARION CO. FL.
FORMS SHOULD BE PRINTED OFF BY EVERYONE. RECOMMEND 3 EACH: ICS 213, 1 EACH: ICS 214, 1 EACH: ICS 309, 2
EACH: ICS RADIOGRAM, 1 EACH: ARL, 2 EACH: SkyWarn Report. DOES NOT INCLUDE HOSPITAL REPORTS.
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MARION COUNTY SKYWARN SEVERE WEATHER REPORT
Reporting Station Call Sign: _____________________Time of Occurrence: ______________
Report Source (circle one: Personal Observation, Media, Scanner, Other ________________
Location of Reported Event: (Be specific as possible. Address, GPS, etc.)
_____________________________________________________________________
 Tornado
 Funnel Cloud
 Wall Cloud Direction of Travel:
 Flooding
 Hail 

 Dime/Penny
 Nickel
 Quarter
 Half Dollar
Wind Damage
 Trees Down
 Large Limbs 4” – 6”
 Power Lines
 Structure Damage




Golf ball
Baseball
Size in Inches:_____
Other Damage
Describe
SIGNATURE_______________________________________
CALL SIGN:__________________________
Net Control Assistant: Phone it in to The National Weather Service at
1-800-499-1594 option 1 and to the MCSO COMM CENTER, 911 OR
352-732-9111. DURING NORMAL HOURS, CONTACT EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT AT 352-369-8100
Turn the form into the SKYWARN coordinator or the EC for Marion County at the
earliest possible time.
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EACH: ICS 309, 2 EACH: ICS RADIOGRAM, 1 EACH: ARL, 2 EACH: SkyWarn Report. DOES NOT INCLUDE
HOSPITAL REPORTS.
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ICS 214
1. Incident Name:
HURRICANE MIMI
2. Operational
Period:
3. Name:
4. ICS Position:
6. Resources Assigned:
Name
Date From: 5/3/2015
Date To: 5/4/2015
Time From: 0900
Time To: 1230
ICS Position
5. Home Agency (and Unit):
Home Agency (and Unit)
7. Activity Log:
Date/Time
8. Prepared by:
ICS 214, Page 1
Notable Activities
Name:
Position/Title:
Date/Time: Date
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Signature:
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EACH: ICS 309, 2 EACH: ICS RADIOGRAM, 1 EACH: ARL, 2 EACH: SkyWarn Report. DOES NOT INCLUDE
HOSPITAL REPORTS.
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NET CONTROL STATION LOG (MC ARES)
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