I enjoy amateur radio as my main hobby. Here are some of my amateur radio accomplishments and activities.ARRL Positions: Held: ARRL Southeastern Division DirectorARRL ARISS Committee ChairmanARRL Programs and Services committee memberARRL Southeastern Division DirectorAlabama Section ManagerSoutheastern Division Assistant DirectorSection Emergency CoordinatorTechnical CoordinatorTechnical SpecialistRadio Club Positions Held:PresidentVice-PresidentSpecial Event CoordinatorField Day CoordinatorTailgate/Hamfest CoordinatorRepeater TrusteeEmergency Communications:Hurricane Katrina ARRL Disaster Response CoordinatorAssistnace in multiple Alabama Tornado Responses43 FEMA Training coursessARRL EC-001, EC-002 and EC-003 trainingAmerican Red Cross Training coursesSalvation Army Training coursesAlabama Emergency Managers CertificationServed on ARRL National Emergency Response Planning CommitteeTestified on FCC Independent Panel Reviewing The Impact of Hurricane Katrina On Communications Networkshttp://www.fcc.gov/pshs/docs/advisory/hkip/GSpeakers060306/bios.pdfhttp://www.fcc.gov/pshs/docs/advisory/hkip/GSpeakers060306/ACT1045.pdfSupport / Participate in NTS, ATNMOperating Awards:VUCC #1153 6 MetersVUCC #606 2 metersWASWorking on DXCC and 222 thru 1296 MHz VUCCProfessional / Career:Employed as a Program Manager and Systems EngineerOver 30 years experience in the technical, engineering, test and management fieldBachelor Degree: Management of TechnologyAssociate Degree: ElectronicsAssociate Degree: Computer Science