Ham radio operators play a vital role in relaying messages during emergencies, establishing communication networks when conventional systems fail, especially when cell towers are down.
Despite being called 'amateurs', ham radio operators undergo regular training and drills, including the ARES Field Day, preparing them for effective disaster response.
In an age dominated by advanced technology, ham radio remains a reliable communication backup, allowing operators to ensure communication lines remain open during crises.
Hams do much more than connect individuals; they coordinate large-scale relief efforts, providing critical information to emergency management officials to direct resources effectively.
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