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November 27, 1990
Updated March 17, 1993
                                      Telecommunications Division
                                      [phone]
                                      W6HIR @ WA6NWE.CA.USA.NA


Subject: WEEKLY CALIFORNIA STATE RACES BULLETIN INDEX

These Bulletins have been broadcast since the Fifties for Amateur
Radio operators to copy on Monday nights. Written by the Chief of
the Telecommunications Division  and his staff, they were
transmitted for years by retired State RACES Radio Officer Marion
Henson (W6NKR).

The Bulletins are written today by myself and our staff
statewide, as well as by Amateurs and officials from other
organizations. We hope that the answers to many of your questions
will be answered in the Bulletins. They are intended to help
provide guidance and ideas in the development and management of
the "deputy communicators" in our governments -- our RACES
volunteers. We welcome feedback and inputs. These messages, we
learned, have cleared up long standing misunderstandings.

If you don't have a RACES unit in your government, we welcome the
opportunity to present a RACES seminar in your community. The
seminar is for all of the Amateur Radio operators in your
operational area and its government officials. The RACES seminar
addresses the Who/What/Why/When/Where & How of using Amateur
Radio operators to provide emergency communications for their
civil defense/emergency management agency. It often includes
demonstrations of airborne color television transmission and high
speed digital radio communications called packet. No where else
in government can these modern modes of communications be
provided more economically and enthusiastically than through
Amateur Radio.

The RACES is not a doomsday resource of last resort. The RACES is
not a radio system that is called up when all other systems fail.
Far from it. The RACES is usually brought on line to parallel the
existing public safety communications during an emergency
incident. In a big emergency there are never enough communication
circuits.

The RACES can be employed often to maintain interest and
proficiency among these volunteers.  Many of these Bulletins will
show how is done.

STANLY EASTON HARTER, KH6GBX (W6HIR @ WA6NWE)
Asst. Chief, Telecommunications Division
Amateur Radio Service Coordinator/State RACES Radio Officer
Governor's Office of Emergency Services
2800 Meadowview Rd., Sacramento, CA 95832
Phone [phone]     Fax [phone]
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                 1985 STATE RACES BULLETIN INDEX

Those messages that referred to dated announcements of meetings
or events no longer of interest have been removed. A copy of any
message (or a complete set) is available to any governmental
jurisdiction at no cost. Copies are available to individuals,
four at a time, in return for an SASE; complete sets for $5 check
payable to STATE OF CALIFORNIA to cover postage and reproduction.
Call or write for details.

RACESBUL.       Title

85-1      The weekly State RACES Bulletins.
85-2      State RACES Net. 30 Meter band added to RACES. Volun-
          teers must be registered Disaster service Workers.
85-3      Surplus equipment available.
85-4      Amateur TV demonstrated.
85-5      The RACES Plan. Four levels of plans.
85-6      The RACES Plan. Many are out of date.
85-7      RACES Coordinator's travel plans.
85-9      Technical:  Portable Radio Batteries
85-10     Request to read Bulletins on VHF/UHF radio nets.
85-12     Ojai forest fire and other news.
85-13     San Jose World Police & Fire games; State OES
          recruiting.
85-14     Questions and answers.
85-15     RACES cannot be used for only one department.
85-16     Do federal agencies have RACES?
85-17     Does the RACES provide equipment to radio Amateurs?
85-18     State OES recruiting hams for Sacramento, L.A.,
          Pleasant Hill, and Redding.
86-20     Amateur Radio is major topic at National APCO conference
86-21     The Emergency Broadcast System and Amateur Radio
86-22     RACES seminar to be held in Mariposa
86-23     Surplus property available
85-25     Antenna restrictions and FCC's PRB-1
85-26     Storm Preparedness/Flood Awareness Week
85-27     FCC Form 610
85-28     Mexican earthquake briefing by Richard Andrews
85-29     Rainfall report to date
85-30     Packet radio is operational at State OES HQ 12/2/85
85-31     FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency)
85-32     Mexico City earthquake

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Number    Title

86-1      Antenna Safety
86-2      Packet radio.  Siskiyou County RACES/ARES meeting.
86-3      Technical: Underwriters Labs over/under voltage device
86-4      Definition of "RACES"
86-5      Weekly State RACES Net
86-6      Uses for the RACES - Part 1
86-7      Uses for the RACES - Part 2
86-8      Critique (of an earthquake exercise using hams)
86-9      Floods
86-9X     Floods
86-10     CB Linear Crackdown
86-11     Kern County RACES
86-13     Who activates the RACES?
86-14     One-hour exercise question
86-15     El Dorado County RACES
86-16     Portable repeaters
86-17     Radio Officers
86-18     Family Care
86-19     HF Radio is Very Important
86-20     Yes, Non-Hams Can Join Too!
86-21     Earthquake Alarms - Part 1/2
86-22     Earthquake Alarms - Part 2/2
86-23     Rubber Duck Antennas - Part 1/3
86-24     Rubber Duck Antennas - Part 2/3
86-25     Rubber Duck Antennas - Part 3/3
86-26     Bill of Rights for Volunteers
86-27     Richter Scale
86-28     ARES and RACES. Earthquake activation Riverside
86-29     Earthquake Preparedness List for Home and Family
86-30     Packet Expanding
86-31     ATV Antenna on Aircraft
86-32     Earthquakes
86-33     RACES History - Part 1/2
86-34     RACES History - Part 2/2
86-35     ARRL, ARES and RACES
86-36     Photocopiers (warning on potential eye damage)
86-37     Proper Communications Channels
86-38     Packet Tips
86-40     California SAR 1985 Statistics Released
86-41     Packet Recommended for Every OES/CD Agency
86-42     RACES Program Guidance Policy
86-43     What is a RACES Station?
86-44     Portable Radio Tip
86-45     New State OES Callsign
86-46     New Year's Greetings!

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RACESBUL.       Title

701  Equipment Liability - Questions and Answers
702  Mono County Hams Wanted
703  County RACES Officers
704  RACES pamphlets
705  News from State OES HQ RACES
706  Mailed Bulletins to be reduced
707  New State OES Region Manager is a ham (N6ECP)
708  Kings County goes RACES
709  National Dispatcher's Week
710  California dams
711  Emergency Management agency via ham radio
The following six messages are specifically intended for all
State and local OES employees in California:
712  RACES program management problems - Part 1
713  RACES program management problems - Part 2
714  RACES program management problems - Part 3
715  RACES program management problems - Part 4
716  RACES program management problems - Part 5
717  RACES program management problems - Part 6
718  State RACES Plan cover errata - misspelling!
719  Volunteers deportment and appearance - Part 1
720  Volunteers deportment and appearance - Part 2
721  Delivering the message to your OES agency
721A Hams help wanted in Southern California!
722  Packet radio demonstrations, how to do - Part 1
723  Packet radio demonstrations, how to do - Part 2
724  Packet radio demonstrations, how to do - Part 3
725  Packet radio demonstrations, how to do - Part 4
(The above 4 messages describe how best to successfully
demonstrate packet radio to government entities and eliminate
embarrassments and Murphy's Law)
726  Hurricanes, names for all the 1987 season
727  (missing)
728  Identification cards wanted (samples from any jurisdiction)
729  1987 earthquake exercise - Part 1
730  SAR City USA (Nov. 1987 seminar in Barstow, CA)
731  1987 earthquake exercise - Part 2
732  1987 earthquake exercise - Part 3
733  1987 earthquake exercise - Part 4
734  1987 earthquake exercise - Part 5
736  Definition of the RACES
737  CCDN and RACES Bulletins - Part 1 of 2
738  CCDN and RACES Bulletins - Part 2 of 2
739  Use of ID cards policy
740  Volunteers responding policy
741  Flow of communications; city to county to State
742  Training writeups wanted to share statewide
743  Will you attend the Emergency Response Institute '88?
744  Tsunami; definition and training discussion
745  ICS videotape (available from State OES PAO)
746  Season's Greetings from the State OES Director
747  RACES Bulletin numbering system to change

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The RACES Bulletins are transmitted weekly via the nationwide
packet radio system.    Look for them addressed to "RACES" from
W6HIR (W6HIR @ WA6NWE.CA).

RACESBUL.       Title

001  Call Waiting Telephone Feature
002  RACES Responders (do's and don'ts)
003  New RACES Patch (now available in cloth)
004  Be Winter Wise - Part 1
005  Be Winter Wise - Part 2
006  Be Winter Wise - Part 3
007  Be Winter Wise - Part 4
008  Be Winter Wise - Part 5
009  Be Winter Wise - Part 6
010  Statement of Mission (e.g., of the State OES)
011  Policy and Practices
012  Plans: New 2-Meter Simplex Plan Available
013  Definition: Volunteers Defined
014  Responder's Checklist
015  Radio Officer's Data Base (e.g., for mutual aid) - Part 1
016  Radio Officer's Data Base (e.g., for mutual aid) - Part 2
017  The Impact of Amateur radio Operators on Highway Safety - 1/2
018  The Impact of Amateur radio Operators on Highway Safety - 1/2
019- Organization - Parts 1 through 4 (complete )(e.g., RACES)
022
023  Definition:  Level 1 and Level 2 Volunteers
024  Accident Reports by Radio (how to make)
025  Definition: The EBS (Emergency Broadcast System)
026  Technical:  Ferrite Beads and radio Interference
027  Technical:  Grounding System
028  Organization:  Recruiting Volunteers
029  "The California Earthquake" by Robert S. Hoover, KA6HZF
030  Bulletin 029 errata
031  Statewide County RACES Survey - Part 1
032  Statewide County RACES Survey - Part 2
033  Statewide County RACES Survey - Part 3
034  Statewide County RACES Survey - Part 4
035  Statewide County RACES Survey - Part 5
036  Statewide County RACES Survey - Part 6
037  Statewide County RACES Survey - Part 7
038  1989 Search and Rescue Training (Schedule)
039  CDF&FP Glossary - Part 1 (CA Dept. of Forestry & Fire Protection
040  CDF&FP Glossary - Part 2 (CA Dept. of Forestry & Fire Protection
041  CDF&FP Glossary - Part 3 (CA Dept. of Forestry & Fire Protection
042  Surplus Property (e.g., procedures on how to obtain)
043  Nationwide Distribution (of CA State RACES Bulletins to start)
044  Thank You for 1988!
045  Mutual Aid Communications - Part 1

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The RACES is a unit established and maintained by state and
local governments in the U.S. to provide its disaster management
or civil defense agencies with emergency communications by and
with Amateur Radio resources. RACES personnel are encouraged to
participate in and cooperate with the American Radio Relay
League's ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Service) to maximize the
training, effectiveness and utilization of all Amateurs committed
to emergency communications.

The RACES Bulletins are transmitted weekly via the nationwide
packet radio system.    Look for them addressed to "RACES" from
W6HIR (W6HIR @ WA6NWE.CA).

RACESBUL.       Title

046  Mutual Aid Communications - Part 2
047  Mutual Aid Communications - Part 3
048  State Fire Chief Barrows Retires
049  Deputy Chief State Radio Officer (appointment of WB6MOQ)
050  Excellent County RACES Newsletter (Orange County, CA)
051  What is a Public Safety Comm System - Part 1
052  What is a Public Safety Comm System - Part 2
053  What Can We Expect - Part 1 (e.g., realities in a disaster)
054  What Can We Expect - Part 2
055  What Can We Expect - Part 3
056  What Can we Expect - Part 4
057  What Can We Expect - Part 5
058  What Can We Expect - Part 6
059  What Can We Expect - Part 7
060  What Can We Expect - Part 8
061  What Can We Expect - Part 9
062  Are You Really Earthquake Free? (Only TX, LA, and AL are safe!)
063  April Was Beat the Quake Month in California
064  Out of Sight is Out of Mind (e.g., volunteers' shortcoming)
065  Technical: EMP Devices (info on Electromagnetic Pulse)
066  USAFR "Rescue 621" - Part 1
067  USAFR "Rescue 621" - Part 2
068  What About Family? - Part 1 (a discussion on duty and family)
069  What About Family? - Part 2
070  What About Family? - Part 3
071  What About Family? - Part 4
072  What About Family? - Part 5
073  Who Runs the RACES? - Part 1
074  Who Runs the RACES? - Part 2
075  Emergency Packet Communications - Part 1
076  Emergency Packet Communications - Part 2
077  RACES Activities - Part 1 (e.g., things the RACES can do)
078  RACES Activities - Part 2
079  RACES Activities - Part 3
080  ICS Responder's Checklist
081  ICS Proper Radio Usage
082  Antennas and Slingshots - Part 1  by WA6EQQ
083  Antennas and Slingshots - Part 2
084  Antennas and Slingshots - Part 3
085  Antennas and Slingshots - Part 4
086  Antennas and Slingshots - Part 5
087  Technical: Station License Questions
088  Definition: What is the RACES?
089  DSW (Disaster Service Worker) ID Card Soon to Be a Reality
090  Earthquake Observations - Part 1/2
091  Earthquake Observations - Part 2/2
092  Flight 232 Communications Lessons Learned
093  Packet Terminal Specifications - Part 1/3
094  Packet Terminal Specifications - Part 2/3
095  Packet Terminal Specifications - Part 3/3
096  Level of a Volunteer's Activity - Part 1/2
097  Level of a Volunteer's Activity - Part 2/2
098  Desirable Traits in a Volunteer
099  Disaster Critique - Part 1 (Oct. 17, 1989, Bay Area Earthquake)
100  Disaster Critique - Part 2
101  Disaster Critique - Part 3
102  Disaster Critique - Part 4
103  Disaster Critique - Part 5
104  Disaster Critique - Part 6
105  Amateur TV - Part 1
106  Amateur TV - Part 2
107  Amateur TV - Part 3
108  Amateur TV - Part 4
109  Communications Will Always Fail! by Joseph Scanlan - Part 1/2
110  Communications Will Always Fail! by Joseph Scanlon - Part 2/2
111  What Should Amateurs Expect? - Part 1/2   N6BTJ
112  What Should Amateurs Expect? - Part 2/2   N6BTJ
113  Do We Know our Customers? Do Our Customers Know Us?  N6BTJ
114  The Amateur Radio Operators in Time of Need by N6GWL - 1/4
115  The Amateur Radio Operators in Time of Need by N6GWL - 2/4
116  The Amateur Radio Operators in Time of Need by N6GWL - 3/4
117  The Amateur Radio Operators in Time of Need by N6GWL - 4/4
118  Public Safety Dispatchers/Telecommunicators
119  Disaster Critique - 1/3
120  Disaster Critique - 2/3
121  Disaster Critique - 3/3
122  How to Find High Tech Support - 1/2
123  How to Find High Tech Support - 2/2
124  ID Cards
125  RACES Radio Officer Position Description - 1/9
126  RACES Radio Officer Position Description - 2/9
127  RACES Radio Officer Position Description - 3/9
128  RACES Radio Officer Position Description - 4/9
129  RACES Radio Officer Position Description - 5/9
130  RACES Radio Officer Position Description - 6/9
131  RACES Radio Officer Position Description - 7/9
132  RACES Radio Officer Position Description - 8/9
133  RACES Radio Officer Position Description - 9/9
134  FEMA Region 8 ARES/RACES Workshop in Oregon - 1/3
135  FEMA Region 8 ARES/RACES Workshop in Oregon - 2/3
136  FEMA Region 8 ARES/RACES Workshop in Oregon - 3/3
137  Some governments won't use volunteers - Part 1/2
138  Some governments won't use volunteers - Part 2/2
139  Management priorities
140  RACES Bulletin index - Part 1
141  RACES Bulletin index - Part 2
142  Operations critique for training purposes - Part 1/2
143  Operations critique for training purposes - Part 2/2
144  RACES Bulletin index - Part 3
145  RACES Bulletin index - Part 4
146  Communications Resources Order Form - Part 1/2
147  Communications Resources Order Form - Part 2/2
148  RACES Bulletin index - Part 5
149  RACES Bulletin index - Part 6
150  1990 year end message

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151  High Frequency antenna survival tip
152  NVIS Antennas - Part 1/5 (Near Vertical Incident Skywave)
153  NVIS Antennas - Part 2/5
154  NVIS Antennas - Part 3/5
155  NVIS Antennas - Part 4/5
156  NVIS Antennas - Part 5/5
157  RACES Bulletin index - Part 7
158  RACES Bulletin index - Part 8
159  RF-1 Microwave Van
160  Communications Mission for Volunteers - Part 1/2
161  Communications Mission for Volunteers - Part 2/2
162  How does one join the RACES?
163  What about Citizens Band?
164  How Communications Volunteers can be used - Part 1/2
165  How Communications Volunteers can be used - part 2/2
166  How to help your Radio Officer
167  Equipment for Emergency Responders - Part 1
168  Comm Resources Order Form
169  "Falling Overboard" - Part 1/5
170  "Falling Overboard" - Part 2/5
171  "Falling Overboard" - Part 3/5
172  "Falling Overboard" - Part 4/5
173  "Falling Overboard" - Part 5/5
174  Equipment for Emergency Responders - Part2
175  Equipment for Emergency Responders - Part3
176  Equipment for Emergency Responders - Part4
177  Equipment for Emergency Responders - Part5
178  Why Volunteers may be Refused
179  What is a "Shadow" - Part 1/2
180  What is a "Shadow" - Part 2/2
181  A Communications Auxiliary
182  Press - Public Relations - Part 1/5
183  Press - Public Relations - Part 2/5
184  Press - Public Relations - Part 3/5
185  Press - Public Relations - Part 4/5
186  Press - Public Relations - Part 5/5
187  Copyright Permission
188  Drill or Exercise Reality - Part 1/3
189  Drill or Exercise Reality - Part 2/3
190  Drill or Exercise Reality - Part 3/3
191  MACS - Multi-Agency Coordination System
192  Technical - ALE
193  Operations - Techniques - Part 1/7
194  Operations - Techniques - Part 2/7
195  Operations - Techniques - Part 3/7
196  Operations - Techniques - Part 4/7
197  Operations - Techniques - Part 5/7
198  Operations - Techniques - Part 6/7
199  Operations - Techniques - Part 7/7
200  Government-Owned Ham Equipment
201  Management: Mutual Aid
202  Misc: 1991 in Review
203  MIS Fire Training
204  MIS Bulletin Categories - Part 1/2
205  MIS Bulletin Categories - Part 2/2
206  MGT The use of "outsiders"
207  MGT Strengthening Your Emergency Services Staff
208  OPS Demobilization - Part 1/4
209  OPS Demobilization - Part 2/4
210  OPS Demobilization - Part 3/4
211  OPS Demobilization - Part 4/4
212  OPS Traffic vs. Information
213  MGT Problem or Solution?
214  MGT Teamwork
215  MGT What is a "responder"?
216  MGT Keys to Successful Operations
217  OPS What Are Some of the Problems With RACES Nets?
218  MGT The Radio Officer as a Manager
219  MGT Principles of Management for the Radio Officer
220  MGT Agency Budget Planning by the Radio Officer
221  MGT FEMA Funds "Short Fuse"
222  MGT So You Want to Equip an EOC?
223  MGT Skill Catagories for Communications Volunteers
224  MGT RACES Mission Varies With the Jurisdiction
225  MGT Activation of a RACES Unit - Part 1/3
226  MGT Activation of a RACES Unit - Part 2/3
227  MGT Activation of a RACES Unit - Part 3/3
228  OPS "Don't Ask Me to do That -- I'm a Communications Expert!"
229  MGT Radio Officer Liaison
230  OPS So You Want to Help?
231  MGT Too Much of a Good Thing
232  MGT Administering the Flow of Responders
233  OPS Must a Radio Operator Own a Radio Station?
234  MGT Skills Inventory by the Radio Officer
235  MGT FCC Rules Part 97 RACES
236  OPS Why Simplex Frequencies? - Part 1/2
237  OPS Why Simplex Frequencies? - Part 2/2
238  MGT Wild Fire Volunteers - Part 1/2
239  MGT Wild Fire Volunteers - Part 2/2
240  MGT Worker's Compensation - Part 1/3
241  MGT Worker's Compensation - Part 2/3
242  MGT Worker's Compensation - Part 3/3
243  MGT Bulletins-By-Topic Information - Part 1/2
244  MGT Bulletins-By-Topic Information - Part 2/2
245  MGT The Manager's Resource Data - Part 1/2
246  MGT The Manager's Resource Data - Part 2/2
247  OPS The Net Control Station - Part 1/2
248  OPS The Net Control Station - Part 2/2
249  MGT Why Not Multiple RACES Membership?
250  MIS Archive and Additional Sources of Bulletins
251  MGT Comfort is a Radio Officer
252  TEC Portable Radio Batteries - Part 1/2
253  TEC Portable Radio Batteries - Part 2/2
254  OPS How Hams Didn't Use Ham Radio
255  MGT Using Volunteers in Your Comm Center
256  OPS Responder's Checklist
257  MGT The Importance of Planning - Part 1/2
258  MGT The Importance of Planning - Part 2/2
259  MGT The FCC "One Hour" Rule
260  OPS More Opportunities to Use Your RACES
261  MGT Volunteers - Part 1/3
262  MGT Volunteers - Part 2/3
263  MGT Volunteers - Part 3/3
264  OPS The Buddy System
265  MGT What Officials Need to Know