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coordination of ARRL and FEMA resources. This edition of the Public Service Communications Manual constitutes an overall source of basic information on the Learn why Amateur Radio has consistently been reliable means of communications whether other systems have failed. Includes: ARRL and ARES; Agencies Served Public Service Training Visit the Technical Information Service pages for product reviews and search for Emergency Communications related equipment. Promote and enhance the activities of Amateur Radio. Emergency Service (ARES) for the benefit of the public as a voluntary, non-commercial communications Additional details on ARES and NTS can be found online in these ARRL resources: Public Service Communications Manual, (arrl.org/FandES/field/pscm); NTSIntended for all hams that volunteer their skills in public service applications (or who are interested in doing so). Includes details on basic emergency An upgrade to the earlier ARRL's Emergency Communications book, this emphasizes the SERVICE side of amateur radio. Good discussions on who we serve, and how we KC4GZX Ham Amateur Radio Homebrew Projects Webpage. Manuals. Public Service Communications Manual The ARRL Public Service Communications Manual (PSCM) ARRL Manuals. The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) previously published an excellent manual on public service communications called, naturally enough, The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) consists of trained radio amateurs who provide public service communications support.