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K9YA Telegraph Annotated Alphabetic Index by Article Title Current Through October 2021 Issue 007, Move Over!, John Swartz, WA9AQN, June 2014, p. 2 WWII spycraft, S.O.E. and radio interception. 100,000 New Amateurs Wanted, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, May 2021, p. 1 The 5-meter plan. 2AZK, 2ABT & 2CUQ, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, September 2010, p. 8 Follow up to “Talking with Radio Rescue’s Bob Marx, 2AZK” in August 2010 issue. 2B RADIO PARTS LLC, Donnie Garrett, WA9TGT, October 2011, p. 3 Drake parts supplier’s story. 3BWT, Brian Duddy, N2BTD, July 2021, p. 3 Eppa W. Darne, 3WBT, of Washington, D.C.ß 4SQRP Group EZKeyer Kit, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, April 2010, p. 1 A full-featured compact keyer designed by AAØZZ. 4SQRP Test Set Kit, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, December 2009, p. 1 Building the multipurpose kit and review. 13 Colonies Special Event, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, December 2015, p. 1 Celebrate Independence Day on the air. The 5-Meter Squabble, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, July 2021, p. 1 Bootleggers, QRM and Wobbulators. 50-Years Later, I Know How to Fix It, Duke Wahl, Jr., WA9WJB, November 2016, p. 4 The Knight-Kit T-60. 621.384–An Appreciation, Paul W. Ross, W3FIS, May 2013, p. 2 Dr. Herbert J. Reich, the man and his texts. The 1930 “Arctic Patrol” Maneuvers, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, April 2009, p. 1 Snow, ice and arctic temperatures in open cockpit pursuit biplanes at 160 mph. The 1941 Ham Radio-Red Cross Relay, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, January 2015, p. 1 1977, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, May 2012, p. 1 First year in the life of a ham. ‘6XT’s Flying Ford, John Kirk, VK4TJ/VE6XT, October 2007, p. 4 VHF contesting in the Canadian Rockies. Copyright © 2021 Robert F. Heytow Memorial Radio Club. All rights reserved. 73s, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, March 2010, p. 8 An addition to our "Department of The More Things Change." 8DKE, Brian Duddy, Ndember 20202BTD, April 2010, p. 5 Lorentz Arnold Morrow, 8DKE, founder of Morrow Radio Company. 8FV, Brian Duddy, N2BTD, November 2019, p. 7 James Weldon Paine, 8FV, early amateur radio operator from Syracuse, New York. AADE Frequency Counter Kit, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, June 2013, p. 1 Review of the AADE frequency counter kit. AADE L/C Meter IIB, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, February 2012, p. 1 Review of the AADE L/C meter IIB kit. About CW, Scott Laughlin, N7NET, April 2014, p. 5 An unforgettable friend and CW nets. A Bigger Squeak, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, June 2008, p. 1 Constructing the Wilderness Radio NorCal 40A and review. A Century of Progress, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, August 2011, p. 1 Amateur radio at the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair. A Christmas KOB, Ted Holland, WB3AVD, December 2018, p. 2 Commemorative key on board. A Note from Galen, Galen Johnson, WA6SBB, April 2011, p. 6 Galen describes his shack and the origins of FISTS Rag Chewers Club. A Recipe for Ham? John Swartz, WA9AQN, April 2016, p. 2 Foreign exchange student to ham. A Tale of Two License Guides, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, October 2016, p. 1 Book review. A Wintry “Bug” for Christmas, Ted Holland, WB3AVD, December 2015, p. 4 Adventures with Antennas, Jordan Makower, WA2BRV, April 2020, p. 3 Antennas employed at a high school radio club. Advice to New Key Collectors, Lynn Burlingame, N7CFO, February 2004, p. 4 Aim Your Beamers at Shangri-LaLa, Rod Newkirk, W9BRD/VA3ZBB, September 2007, p. 5 Cousin Ernst’s TVI misadventure. Air Force Radio School, Jim Davis, NW5F, June 2007, p. 2 Airship USS Los Angeles, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, October 2010, p. 8 U.S. Navy again calls upon amateur radio operators. Copyright © 2021 Robert F. Heytow Memorial Radio Club. All rights reserved. AKA, Big Fat Cat, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, January 2006, p. 1 Remembering WD9BFC. Alan Turing, The Imitation Game and Us, John Swartz, WA9AQN, July 2015, p. 2 Film review. All Thumbs Telegraphy, Ted Holland, WB3AVD, November 2016, p. 2 Innovative keys. Alinco DX-R8/T Communication RCVR, Hal Mandel, W4HBM, July 2021, p. 4 Product review. All About Mobile Morse, Paul Signorelli, WØRW, October 2005, p. 4 All Bands, Legal-Limit Dipole Project, Hal Mandel, W4HBM, April 2010, p. 6 Installing an antenna in a “‘dark holler,’ where the sun hardly shines.” All Hands on Deck, Rod Newkirk, W9BRD/VA3ZBB, October 2008, p. 7 The ship and ham radio—great equalizers. Amateur Radio at the Movies, Bob Cashdollar, NR8U, July 2012, p. 5 Ham radio in the film Super 8. Amateur Radio at the Movies, Bob Cashdollar, NR8U, June 2013, p. 3 Arthur Godfrey, K4LIB, and Doris Day in The Glass Bottom Boat. Amateur Radio at the Movies, Bob Cashdollar, NR8U, April 2014, p. 6 Amateur radio depicted in Frequency. Amateur Radio at the Movies, Bob Cashdollar, NR8U, May 2015, p. 5 Amateur radio depicted in The Dish. Amateur Radio at the Movies, Bob Cashdollar, NR8U, September 2015, p. 6 Amateur radio depicted in The Anderson Tapes. Amateur Radio at the Movies, Bob Cashdollar, NR8U, April 2016, p. 5 Men of Boys Town, 1941. Amateur Radio Club of Trinity High School, Katelyn Murray, KB3LRN, January 2005, p. 2 Amateur Radio Defense, Philip Cala Lazar, K9PL, February 2020, p. 1 An ephemeral amateur radio magazine. Amateur Radio Military Appreciation Day, Emery McLendon, KB9IBW, July 2004, p. 4 Amateur Radio on Television, Bob Cashdollar, NR8U, November 2013, p. 8 The Twilight Zone: “The Monster are Due on Maple Street.” Amateur Radio Secrets, Philip Cala Lazar, K9PL, October 2017, p. 1 CIA declassifies amateur files. Copyright © 2021 Robert F. Heytow Memorial Radio Club. All rights reserved. Amateur Radio USSR, Philip Cala Lazar, K9PL, August 2015, p. 1 Box 88, Moscow - Part I. Amateur Radio USSR, Philip Cala Lazar, K9PL, September 2015, p. 1 Box 88, Moscow - Part II. Amateur Radio USSR, Philip Cala Lazar, K9PL, October 2015, p. 1 Box 88, Moscow - Part III. Amateur Radio's Career Driver, Tom Traughber, WØZX, September 2020, p. 4 Remembrance of ham radio past. Amelia Earhart’s Hams, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, November 2009, p. 1 Hams’ role in the legendary flight. American Morse Code & The Mockingbird, Bob Houf, K7ZB, June 2020, p. 3 Learning landline Morse and one smart bird. An Apple for Mavis Beacon, Kevin der Kinderen, K4VD, November 2006, p. 4 Improve your typing skills. An Elmer’s Tale, Rod Newkirk, W9BRD/VA3ZBB, May 2009, p. 5 Remembering a ham’s ham. An Excursion Into The Raspberry Pi…, Paul W. Ross, W3FIS, September 2014, p. 4 An Excursion Into DMR, Paul W. Ross, W3FIS, September 2019, p. 4 An Oddball Vertical, Part I, Rod Newkirk, W9BRD/VA3ZBB, August 2009, p. 6 Bargain parts and lots of fun. An Oddball Vertical, Part Il, Rod Newkirk, W9BRD/VA3ZBB, September 2009, p. 6 Bargain parts and lots of fun. An Old Friend, John Swartz, WA9AQN, October 2012, p. 4 Pondering a 1941 J-36 U.S. Signal Corps semi-automatic key. …and the Winner is…, K9YA Telegraph Staff, December 2011, p. 6 K9YA Telegraph photo contest winner announced. Andy Hardy's QSP, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, October 2020, p. 1 "W8ZXR" relays Judge Hardy's traffic. Another New Kid on the Block, Paul W. Ross, W3FIS, November 2018, p. 4 YouKits SK-1A QRP SSB XCVR. Another FB K9YA Field Day, Mike Dinelli, N9BOR, September 2010, p. 7 A motto or two to help us remember. Another Secret Handshake, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, August 2006, p. 8 The amateur radio fraternity. Copyright © 2021 Robert F. Heytow Memorial Radio Club. All rights reserved. Another Way to Skin a Cat, Paul W. Ross, W3FIS, February 2016, p. 4 Magnetic loops. ANT HR IS FLAG POLE – HW CPY? Mike Dinelli, N9BOR, April 2004, p. 2 Stealthy vertical. Antennas and Vertigo “Paralyzation, Rick Hiller, W5RH, October 2006, p. 2 Acrophobia. Antenna Adjectives–Words Aplenty, Rick Hiller, W5RH, July 2010, p. 4 So many antennas, so little time. Apéritif, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, May 2018, p. 1 Stimulating your amateur radio appetite. Arachnid’s Lullaby, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, September 2009, p. 1 Baby Black Widow paddle kit for the PFR-3. Arachnid’s Song, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, October 2006, p. 1 Building the W5JH Black Widow paddle kit. The Archbold Expedition, Philip Cala Lazar, K9PL, August 2017, p. 1 Aboard Guba II–Part I. The Archbold Expedition, Philip Cala Lazar, K9PL, September 2017, p. 1 Aboard Guba II–Part II. “Arctic Patrol” Update, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, May 2009, p. 6 Unidentified aircraft was a Douglas 0-2K. The Art and Skill of Radio-Telegraphy, K9YA Telegraph Staff, April 2013, p. 4 Fifth revised edition of the Pierpont classic is announced. Art’s Field Day Story, Art Steinke, WB9JKZ, August 2004, p. 4 As Times Move On, Hal Mandel, W4HBM, December 2019, p. 4 Maintaining order of all those cables and wires. The Attack of the Evil Plot Bunny, Paul W. Ross, W3FIS, July 2017, p. 2 WWII-era cryptography. The Attraction of QRP, Grant McDuling, VK4JAZ, May 2006, p. 7 ATV 101, Bil Munsil, K1ATV, June 2006, p. 2 Amateur television basics. The Audion, DeForest, and Other Stuff, Paul W. Ross, W3FIS, March 2021, p. 3 Aurora Air Traffic Control Center, Duke Wahl, Jr., WA9WJB, June 2009, p. 4 What goes on behind those thick steel doors? Copyright © 2021 Robert F. Heytow Memorial Radio Club. All rights reserved. Autochenilles Across Asia, Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL, February 2010, p. 1 The 1931 Haardt-Citröen Trans-Asia Expedition. Baby Boomer DX’ers, John Swartz, WA9AQN, October 2014, p.
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  • Air Force Mars Operating Instruction (Moi)

    Air Force Mars Operating Instruction (Moi)

    Effective 01 January 2020 United States Air Force MARS Unclassified 1 AIR FORCE MARS OPERATING INSTRUCTION (MOI) Effective 01 January 2020 Revised as of 01 December 2019 Issuing Authority; Headquarters USAF MARS COMPLIANCE WITH THIS PUBLICATION BY AFMARS MEMBERS IS MANDATORY THIS IS A USAF MARS POLICY DOCUMENT ACCESSIBILITY: This publication is available through the MARS Program Office [email protected]. RELEASABILITY: There are no public release restrictions on this publication. Release Authority; HQ CCC/CYZ (Chief AFMARS) AGA5C Supersedes all previous AFMARS MOI editions, predecessor documents and revisions. This Air Force MILITARY AUXILIARY RADIO SYSTEM (AFMARS) Operating Instruction (MOI) sets forth responsibilities, operational characteristics, organizational structure, policy, and procedures for the operations of the Air Force MARS (AFMARS) Program. This MOI details AFMARS station operations, the administration of AFMARS membership, network operation, and management of government property used in AFMARS as authorized by DoD Instruction 4650.02, AF Instruction (AFI)17- 210, and other governing DoD and AF directives. This instruction applies to individual AFMARS members and AFMARS stations when operating on AFMARS nets. AFMARS stations will use this publication in conjunction with other applicable publications governing military radio and AFMARS station operations procedures. Refer MOI questions to Chief, AFMARS, HQ CCC/CYZ, 203 West Losey St., Rm 2100, Scott AFB, IL 62225-5222 or your Group / Wing Commander. This MOI may be amended at any time, in whole or in part, by direction of the Chief, AFMARS. Further, no supplements, additions or changes to current operating procedures, modes, or practices are allowed without the consent of the Chief or his representative.