🚀 go-pugleaf

>   Typed it up while researching it.  I noted that there were no copies of it
> on the net when searching for it; so I figured I'd change that.  :)
>   Its there in our root directory but I have no pointers to it at this time
> because our situation doesn't really fall into it.

If you don't link to it, the search engines still can't find your
copy either!

>   I sent same copies to ARRL for use at thier own web site (since they
> did not already have copies up for some reason), but they didn't seem
> interested in it at the time.  (Go figure.)  Whether they did use it later I
> don't know.

All six of the ARRL's national MOUs are now online. The SKYWARN MOU
is at http://www.arrl.org/field/mou/weather.html ; a general summary
of what MoU's are good for is up a directory.  The ARRL HQ has done
a good job recently in playing catch-up getting resources onto the
WWW that used to be only dead-tree-ware or packet/POTS BBS, although
there's still a lot of good stuff WWW-accessible only via FTP directories
(both Hiram and BARC/Oakland).  Much of the useful stuff -- unless
you're a contester -- is obviously enough in the /field/ directory
tree, since that's where ARES, tech consultants, local government
liasons, and the rest of the real-world outreach is done.
I forget how I found the MOUs, probably found them linked from
someone else's emergency plan, maybe just rumaging in /field/
but now they're linked in our draft plan (which when approved will
be on the web too).

Cheers and 73,
Bill N1VUX
  holding unconnected leadership roles in local ARES and SKYWARN
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