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- From: "Jorene Downs" <Jorene@CEOates.com>
- To: "Mounted search and rescue" <msar-riders@lists.ibiblio.org>
- Subject: Re: [MSAR] Re: NASAR MSAR Practical standards
- Date: Mon, 31 May 2004 20:00:03 -0700
I don't think the mangement system has near as much to do with MSAR
standards as the operational area terrain and general environment where MSAR
might be responding. CA has environments from beach to desert to mountain to
agricultural valley to urban sprawl. From one operational area to the next there
can be vast differences in what is required for SAR/MSAR response. Having
exposure to several different types of response I consider an advantage because
that broadens the perspective.
I wasn't
aware the physical middle of America got moved east to the Mississippi River
<g> but there is 1 committee member from that 1/4 of the country. I'd be
happy to add someone else highly recommended from the east coast, preferably
southeast so we can have better southern representation, but I don't
have contacts there.
Sorry, I didn't mean to imply
that. We're looking for input regarding the Practical elements and hope people
like yourself will contribute thoughts specific to that document. That specific
input provides us with the better "balance" you think is missing from the
committee members' regions of residence. If you have thoughts specific to the
Practicals rough draft, we'd love to hear from you.
Not at all. No problem with
taking concepts from one organization to another. Reality is existing
written MSAR standards all have common elements, so it would be impossible for
NASAR to somehow claim original rights. The only restriction is regarding actual
documents developed by the committee belonging to NASAR. The contents are still
concepts common to MSAR. And if you have an original document that you're
willing to share for NASAR or other use, NASAR can't claim exclusive rights to
that document since it already belongs to you.
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Jorene Downs Tulare Co, CA SAR, MSAR, Swiftwater Rescue, US&R, Technical Rescue, Cave Rescue, Hasty Team, ICP www.CEOates.com/sar Tulare-Kings CERT Program Coordinator www.tk-cert.org |
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RE: [MSAR] MSAR standards / NASAR MSAR Practical standards
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RE: [MSAR] MSAR standards / NASAR MSAR Practical standards,
David C. Kovar, 05/31/2004
- RE: [MSAR] MSAR standards / NASAR MSAR Practical standards, Ian Vowles, 05/31/2004
- RE: [MSAR] MSAR standards / NASAR MSAR Practical standards, David C. Kovar, 05/31/2004
- RE: [MSAR] MSAR standards / NASAR MSAR Practical standards, Ian Vowles, 05/31/2004
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RE: [MSAR] MSAR standards / NASAR MSAR Practical standards,
David C. Kovar, 05/31/2004
- Re: [MSAR] MSAR standards / NASAR MSAR Practical standards, Jorene Downs, 05/31/2004
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Re: [MSAR] Re: NASAR MSAR Practical standards,
Jorene Downs, 05/31/2004
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Re: [MSAR] Re: NASAR MSAR Practical standards,
tm'-fi, 05/31/2004
- Re: [MSAR] Re: NASAR MSAR Practical standards, pennbo, 05/31/2004
- [MSAR] MSAR standards / NASAR MSAR Practical standards, Jorene Downs, 05/31/2004
- Re: [MSAR] Re: NASAR MSAR Practical standards, Jorene Downs, 05/31/2004
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Re: [MSAR] Re: NASAR MSAR Practical standards,
tm'-fi, 05/31/2004
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