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The Amateur Radio Emergency Service, or ARES, is an emergency service communications organization composed of amateur radio operators and sponsored by the [[http://www.arrl.org/|Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL)]] and [[https://wp.rac.ca/|Radio Amateurs of Canada (RAC)]]. The organization provides training to local Hams including protocols for net operation and passing traffic. ARES groups may be called upon by local governments to supplement communications during civil emergencies. | The Amateur Radio Emergency Service, or ARES, is an emergency service communications organization composed of amateur radio operators and sponsored by the [[http://www.arrl.org/|Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL)]] and [[https://wp.rac.ca/|Radio Amateurs of Canada (RAC)]]. The organization provides training to local Hams including protocols for net operation and passing traffic. ARES groups may be called upon by local governments to supplement communications during civil emergencies. |
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| Repeaters listed by RepeaterBook can be tagged as an ARES-affiliated repeater. |
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===== Related Links ===== | ===== Related Links ===== |
[[http://www.arrl.org/ares|ARRL]] | [[http://www.arrl.org/ares|ARRL]] |
[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amateur_Radio_Emergency_Service|Wikipedia]] | [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amateur_Radio_Emergency_Service|Wikipedia]] |