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April 2021 Volunteer Monitor Program Report Released 05/13/2021 The Volunteer Monitor (VM) Program is a joint initiative between ARRL and FCC to enhance compliance in the Amateur Radio Service. A General class renewal applicant withdrew his application after FCC notice that the renewal application would be held up pending review of Volunteer Monitor complaints. As a consequence, the Quakertown, Pennsylvania, applicant has no operating privileges.  Twenty-one operators in 14 states received Advisories because of their operation in the March CQ World Wide DX Contest. While making contact...

March 2021 Volunteer Monitor Program Report 04/08/2021 The Volunteer Monitor (VM) Program is a joint initiative between ARRL and the FCC to enhance compliance in the Amateur Radio Service. This is the March 2021 Volunteer Monitor Program Report The FCC delayed action on the renewal application of a General Class licensee in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, in order to review allegations of repeated transmission of obscenities and failure to properly identify. The Volunteer Monitor Coordinator issued 14 Advisory Notices. An An Advisory Notice was sent to the owner of a remote amateur statio...

January 2021 Volunteer Monitor Program Report 03/06/2021 The Volunteer Monitor (VM) Program is a joint initiative between ARRL and the FCC to enhance compliance in the Amateur Radio Service. In January 2021, Volunteer Monitors reported 2,277 hours monitoring the HF frequencies and 2,162 hours monitoring VHF frequencies and above. The Volunteer Monitor Coordinator issued 11  Advisory Notices. An  Advisory Notice is an attempt to resolve rule violation issues informally before FCC intervention: Operators in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Centralia, Washington; Edmond, Oklahoma; Fontana, Califor...

5 “The fundamental tenet of every Soldier, Department of the Army Civilian, or Army unit is to ‘Meet our obligation to the Nation and to each other by completing our assigned mission’”, as stated in the command philosophy of the Afghanistan District. Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) Paul D. Sipe, Deputy Commanding Officer from June 2020 through February 2021, has done just that managing a $600M Program, earning him the coveted Bronze Order of the de Fleury Medal on February 2 at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, along with the Bronze Star Medal on February 4. His citation read in part, ...

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