CQ, THE RADIO AMATEUR'S JOURNAL is a monthly publication covering many aspects of Amateur Radio.  It can be found at most magazine outlets.

The CQ DX HONOR ROLLS  list the number of countries and territories contacted and confirmed by the world's top operators.

The CQ DX GRID FIELD AWARDS  are  recent additions to the CQ DX Awards Program.  Rules and Honor Roll listings are now online. A A listing of countries and territories in each field is available to assist those who apply.

The AMERICAN RADIO RELAY LEAGUE (ARRL) sponsors operating activities and publishes many handy references.

The DUVAL COUNTY AMATEUR RADIO EMERGENCY SERVICE (ARES) provides valuable service to Jacksonville citizens.

The PUTNAM COUNTY AMATEUR RADIO EMERGENCY SERVICE provides communications assistance for the Palatka area.

The NORTH FLORIDA DX ASSOCIATION specializes in long distance communication and radio contesting.

The ORANGE PARK AMATEUR RADIO CLUB operates the 146.67 and several other repeaters.

The SOUTHEAST EMERGENCY DIGITAL ASSOCIATION NETWORK (SEDAN) is an important link during communications responses.

The Ham Radio Advisor operated by KE4OBT and KD4FBI is a local source of assistance and information for Amateur Radio operators.

www.usrepeaters.com  A directory listing 18,000 repeaters.

www.repeater.org is an excellent web site with info on Echolink.  It has many links and great information on many aspects of Amateur Radio

eHam.net is a comprehensive site with many interesting features.

QRZ.COM includes a call sign lookup and other good features.

QTH.com features free classified listings of ham equipment.

http://www.mods.dk is a good site to get information on equipment modifications and service literature.

NOFARS member Earl Leach, WX4J has a web page which includes reports and information for NTS message handlers. 

UNIVERSAL RADIO supplies a variety of radio equipment, handy accessories and publications.

BUCKMASTER is a supplier of Amateur Radio related items.

http://www.WoodNames.net is a source of Amateur Radio call sign displays.

Two Amateur Radio operators were involved with the creation of  Armed Forces Radio in 1941.

The Military Affiliate Radio System (MARS) provided valuable service to those serving in the combat zone during the Vietnam War.  Click here and scroll down.

The KB4VOL HAMFEST CALENDAR lists dates for upcoming hamfests.

The NORTHEAST FLORIDA REPEATER GUIDE lists many area repeaters.

RADIO BROADCASTING IN VIETNAM DURING THE WAR describes radio and the American serviceman.  Read about the American Forces Vietnam Network (AFVN) and how it served the GI in Vietnam.

TELEVISION IN VIETNAM DURING THE WAR  AFVN also provided television programming for troops.