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Join the Club for Breakfast on the Second Saturday of each month at a new location ..... The Golden Corral.     We start eating at 8 a.m. ....hope to see ya there...                                                            JOIN YOUR LOCAL RACES AND CERT GROUPS............SUPPORT YOUR HOME TOWN............                                The Clarksville Amateur Transmitting Society Meets the last Thursday of each month at Maria's Wagon Wheel Restaurant 1205 Ft. Campbell Blvd. on 41-A........Meetings start at 6:30 and end no later that 9:00 pm. .......ALL ARE WELCOME.           

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Amateur radio enthusiasts have Field Day
By BETH LIGGETT COGBILL • The Leaf-Chronicle • June 27, 2009

For 24 straight hours on Saturday and Sunday, local ham radio operators are putting their skills on display by communicating with others across the nation under basic emergency type conditions.
This Field Day, held every year, culminates this year’s Amateur Radio Week in Tennessee, June 21-27, 2009, as recently proclaimed by Gov. Phil Bredesen.
“It means a lot, especially it being officially recognized,” said John Freed, vice president of the Clarksville Amateur Transmitting Society, the radio club that has been serving Montgomery County for over 50 years.
 

Georgia Brown monitors contacts in a camper behind the East Montgomery Volunteer Fire Service Saturday during Field Day's 24-hour operating period. Georgia Brown monitors contacts in a camper behind the East Montgomery Volunteer Fire Service Saturday during Field Day's 24-hour operating period.

Ralph Brigham, left, and John Freed set up power to a high-frequency radio Saturday at the East Montgomery Volunteer Fire Service on McAdoo Creek Road during National Association for Amateur Radio's Field Day. Beth Liggett Cogbill/The Leaf-Chronicle

For 24 straight hours on Saturday and Sunday, local ham radio operators are putting their skills on display by communicating with others across the nation under basic emergency type conditions. More


 

 

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