Section Photo Page
This will be a spot where we will publish photos from around the Section with the permission of the photographers so that you can see some of the people and activities that we participate in from time to time. Check back here often as things in this arena change. Click on an image to see a full size version of the photo. Beware some of these photos are quite large in size and thus in some cases download slowly. Please if you copy these photos ask for the permission of the Photographer to avoid possible copyright infringement issues.
Section Outing 2011
Each year the Section holds an annual outing at the Woodlands Campground near Lupton, Michigan. The pictures below are from the 2011 edition.
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Above images from WB8RCR released under CC-BY-SA
2011 Field Day - Casnovia
Kent, Muskegon and Ottawa counties joined together to mount a 9A effort at Grose Park in Casnovia.
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Above images from WB8RCR released under CC-BY-SA
2011 Field Day - Midland
The Midland Amateur Radio Club marshalled a 5A entry in the parking lot of a shopping center in Midland.
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Above images from WB8RCR released under CC-BY-SA
2010 Section Outing
Every July the Section holds a Section Campout near Lupton at the Woodlands. Below a few pictures from the Saturday forums.
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Above images from WB8RCR released under CC-BY-SA
Operation Safeguard
The following is a small sample of the hundreds of photos from Operation Safeguard 2007, a large exercise held in Monroe county.
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Photos thanks to KD8DMJ
Menominee County Air Show Support
Menominee County ARES/RACES members, along with local HAMS and the Civil Air Patrol assisted local officials with communications for an air show event at the Menominee airport. The members ran a command center and communicated with all inbound aircraft, alerting them of busy airspace in and around the airport. Operators were posted around the airport reporting parking, crowd control and vendor problems and/or questions. Through the command center information was passed quickly to officials in charge. The operators were in charge of the public address system, in which information about the event was shared with the public, broadcast of in-flight communications, and warnings regarding adverse weather that moved into the area.
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Photos Thanks to K9JTL
