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First Responder Communication

One relief organization I have not seen mentioned much is Operation Blessing, http://www.ob.org

They are the only relief effort I have heard of that is addressing the communication problem. They have purchased satellite phones and are equipping their volunteers so that refugees can call loved ones.

I just wonder if that is feasible for a 501 charity to provide for victims why it isn't feasible for the government to provide for first responders!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

I find myself so angry over the fact that 911 presented a first responder communication crisis & the tsunami presented a communication crisis. And now this. First responder communication has long been identified as the key to saving lives and yet the US repeatedly ignores this need. I think it is high time for the nurses, doctors, firefighters, EMS, police, etc... to ban together and demand our government to provide us the most basic tool needed in emergencies - reliable communication. I find it infuriating that in 2005 our primary problem is a communication breakdown - ARGGG.

If anyone knows of how I can get involved in pressing this issue in a constructive way (I've repeatedly signed petitions) please let me know.

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