Subj : Amateur Radio Operations at the US Military Academies
To : QST
From : ARRL de WD1CKS
Date : Fri Jan 06 2023 04:38 pm
01/06/2023
The Service Academies Radio Group (SARG) was recently formed for alumni and
amateur radio operators who are interested in the five U.S military academies.
William Curry, W5CQ, founder and net control operator for the SARG Net, said
two months ago there was a new interest in forming a group and net. He noticed
that only one military academy, West Point, W2KGY, was still operating a club
station. At one time, every military academy had an operating club station.
"The club stations at the U.S. Military Academy, U.S. Naval Academy, U.S. Air
Force Academy, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, and the U.S. Maritime Academy all have
been off the air for some time," said Curry. "But we now have 50 new members,
all who are interested in promoting amateur radio at all of the academies."
The SARG net meets every Thursday at 2200 UTC on 7.280 MHz, and every Saturday
at 1600 UTC on 14.338 MHz. All amateur radio operators, whether they are
veterans, or just have an interest in the military or history of the academies,
are invited.
Curry has been licensed since 1950 and holds an Amateur Extra-class license. He
is also an ARRL Life Member.
For additional information about the SARG Net, contact Curry at
[email protected][1].
[1] mailto:
[email protected]
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