For those trying to find/contact loved ones in the hurricane/flood areas

[Spinzonner]

The Salvation Army in conjunction with Amateur Radio operators have a service:

http://qso.com/satern/emailfrm.htm


Some details of their emergency operations are at:

http://www.arrl.org/news/stories/2005/08/29/2/?nc=1


I would suggest that only family or one close friend use the service to avoid inundating them with duplicate requests. The information can them be disseminated by that person.

[crispini]

1. KICK

:kick:

[Horse with no Name]

2. Hey crisp did you see my message about dylan?

My friend who is in Mobile can only be reached on her Sprint phone now by other Sprint phones.
Network only.
Do you know what service that number is?

[crispini]

3. I think he gave me a landline number.

I'm not sure though. Send him a PM!

[WiseButAngrySara]

4. KIck and recommended!

[crispini]

5. Please recommend!!!

:kick:

[tjdee]

6. Thank you for posting this.

kick.

[Tyranny_R_US]

7. You can also use VOIPBuster to make a free 60 second call

http://www.voipbuster.com/en/index.html

[Triana]

8. Ham radio operators rock when it comes to this kind of stuff...

..I've known a few of them. They always pitch in to help at times like these.

[babylonsister]

9. How can we alert soldiers in Iraq to this info? I know

there are many worried folks over there.

[soup]

10. recommended. Hope someone will find this useful. n/t

[Karenina]

11. Kick!

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