ARRL International Humanitarian Award

The ARRL International Humanitarian Award is an award by the American Radio Relay League given to

amateurs who, through Amateur Radio, are devoted to promoting the Welfare of mankind.

Its criteria state that

Any licensed radio amateur world-wide, or group of amateurs, who by use of Amateur Radio skills has provided extraordinary service for the benefit of others in times of crisis or disaster, is qualified to receive the award.

Nobable Radio Amateurs who received the ARRL International Humanitarian Award

Father Moran 9N1MM, 1986

gollark: Fool, they have not used magnetic stripes for some time.

gollark: Actually, my very presence nullifies a substantial amount of electromagnetic interactions.

gollark: Powerline adapters.

gollark: Those things are horribly unreliable in my experience.

gollark: This is really distracting from the main issue about making Macron. Anyway, you may do character analyses of me iff I can see them.

External links

ARRL International Humanitarian Award criteria

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