Guess who’s got their voice back, and just in time for this weeks broadcasts.
Sunday 8th: We’re having Ed from the Militia of GA on to discuss comms with us. After reviewing Ed’s bio (below), you’ll understand why he’s more than qualified to speak on this matter.
Ed’s Bio:
I am currently serving as the communications officer for the GA Militia. I served 7 years active duty in the USAF as an avionics technician and the last four as an instructor in the avionics school at Lowry AFB, CO. I attended the University of Colorado while still in the service and after I got out transferred to VA Tech, majoring in Electrical Engineering. I worked for GTE (now Verizon) for 13 years in the military communications field as an instructor and field engineer. I spent time at Ft. Gordon, Ft. Bragg, Ft. Hood, Ft. Monmouth, and went to Germany twice. After that I went into cellular telephone systems and built some of the first systems in the southeast including Orlando, Atlanta and Augusta, GA. After a number of years as operations manager of the Augusta system I went to Rosario, Argentina where I was operations manager for four months and trained the Argentine engineers to run the system. After I got back home from that job, I retired from GTE and designed and built a recording studio and spent the next 5 years as a musician, engineer and producer. After that I got into truck driving, which I had been wanting to do since I was a young man, and now my wife and I go coast to coast and back once a week. Several times a year I stop in AZ for a while and go on patrol with some of my militia buddies out there.
This will prove to be a very educational and productive discussion on communications. I’m planning on asking him about how he would establish a communication network over a state/region, and how to operate it, as well as other “how to” topics that might help many of you along in establishing your communication systems in your state/region.
Monday 9th: Resistance to Tyranny, pt 5. Joe Martino will be joining us for his monthly discussion on the study of resistances, and his study of the elements required for a successful resistance to tyranny to happen. The topics we’ll be covering on this segment will include:
Tactics of hard and soft resistance (small acts of harassment, espionage, sabotage), and small acts of aggression
Targeting (how, who, what, i.e. food, water, communications, weapons, manufacturing/production, etc)
Security for resistance groups
Infiltration of resistance groups and what to look for
As always, your questions and input are appreciated, so feel free to join in, this isn’t a spectator sport.
Any help and support in promoting the show to others is most appreciated, the more people onboard, the stronger we become. Spread the emails around, or post the audios wherever you like. Thanks as always, and we’ll see you tonight.
