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Compendium › Emergency and public service › Emergency practice

Emergency practice

The skills and kit for when it matters.

Principles of emergency communicationWhat to do and what not to.The Incident Command SystemHow responders are organised.Net control proceduresRunning an emergency net.Radiograms and message handlingFormal written traffic.Winlink for emergenciesEmail when the internet is down.Go kits and emergency powerWhat to pack and how to power it.Public service eventsMarathons, parades and rides.

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