Subnet Control Operator Standard Operating Procedure - Revision history

BruceSchafer at 05:53, 29 May 2026

2026-05-29T05:53:06Z

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	#** Log the message you transcribed on your NET From 6. You can rely on Winlink to create a log of the messages it sends when you open and start a session later. See [[Checklists for Winlink Tasks#Steps for Generating an ICS-309\|Steps for Generating an ICS-309]].		#** Log the message you transcribed on your NET From 6. You can rely on Winlink to create a log of the messages it sends when you open and start a session later. See [[Checklists for Winlink Tasks#Steps for Generating an ICS-309\|Steps for Generating an ICS-309]].
	# ''Handling Replies to Formal Traffic from EOC.'' If a station has a reply, ask for its precedence if you don’t already have it. If the precedence is equal or greater than to the traffic you are currently handling,		# ''Handling Replies to Formal Traffic from EOC.'' If a station has a reply, ask for its precedence if you don’t already have it. If the precedence is equal or greater than to the traffic you are currently handling,
	#* Ask the ARO for the subject and time of the message to which they are replying.		#* 23.1 Ask the ARO for the subject and time of the message to which they are replying.
	#* Find the original message in your log.		#* 23.2 Find the original message in your log.
	#* If you received the original message by Winlink, see [[Winlink Procedures for Subnet Controllers#Handling Replies to Winlink Formal Traffic\|Handling Replies to Winlink Formal Traffic]].		#* 23.3 If you received the original message by Winlink, see [[Winlink Procedures for Subnet Controllers#Handling Replies to Winlink Formal Traffic\|Handling Replies to Winlink Formal Traffic]].
	#* If you received the original message by voice, see [[Winlink Procedures for Subnet Controllers#Handling Replies to EOC Traffic Originally Received by Voice\|Handling Replies to EOC Traffic Originally Received by Voice]].		#* 23.4 If you received the original message by voice, see [[Winlink Procedures for Subnet Controllers#Handling Replies to EOC Traffic Originally Received by Voice\|Handling Replies to EOC Traffic Originally Received by Voice]].
	#* Ask your stations whether they have any more traffic for EOC. If they do, ask them for the precedence of the traffic. If it is the same or higher precedence as the traffic you just transcribed, ask them to go ahead by returning to step a above. If it is lower in precedence proceed to step d below.		#* 23.5 Ask your stations whether they have any more traffic for EOC. If they do, ask them for the precedence of the traffic. If it is the same or higher precedence as the traffic you just transcribed, ask them to go ahead by returning to step 23.1 above. If it is lower in precedence proceed to step 24 below.
	# When you have transcribed the available traffic at a particular precedence level,		# When you have transcribed the available traffic at a particular precedence level,
	#* [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appoint a temporary SNC]].		#* [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appoint a temporary SNC]].

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2026-05-29T05:37:33Z

Changed reference to step 6 to Step 5

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	#* '''Exception:''' If you have Emergency traffic -- as described earlier -- you may contact Tactical Net informing it that you have Emergency traffic.		#* '''Exception:''' If you have Emergency traffic -- as described earlier -- you may contact Tactical Net informing it that you have Emergency traffic.
	# [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Facilitating Communication Between Teams\|Facilitate communication between teams]] while keeping in mind precedence. Consider [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Calling for Relays\|calling for relays]].		# [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Facilitating Communication Between Teams\|Facilitate communication between teams]] while keeping in mind precedence. Consider [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Calling for Relays\|calling for relays]].
	# Repeat the above steps starting at step 6. (It may seem unnecessary ~~to repeat Step 6 and 7~~, but during real deployments AROs may become available over an extended period of time and during an exercise there is always a chance that some will arrive late.)		# Repeat the above steps starting at step 5. (Some of the early steps may seem unnecessary, but during real deployments AROs may become available over an extended period of time and during an exercise there is always a chance that some will arrive late.)
	# Either pass control of our regional subnet control operator to another operator or [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Closing your Subnet and checking Out\|close your subnet.]]		# Either pass control of our regional subnet control operator to another operator or [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Closing your Subnet and checking Out\|close your subnet.]]
	# Send any remaining Winlink traffic.		# Send any remaining Winlink traffic.

BruceSchafer: Fixed problems with numbering

2026-05-29T05:01:39Z

Fixed problems with numbering

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	# Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.		# Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.
	# Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence\|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages. Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence.		# Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence\|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages. Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence.
	*** EOC traffic to teams		#* EOC traffic to teams
	*** Teams' replies to EOC		#* Teams' replies to EOC
	*** Team-to-team traffic		#* Team-to-team traffic
	*** Team-to-EOC traffic		#* Team-to-EOC traffic
	# Log voice messages you receive on your Form 6. See [[Logging Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Instructions for Using a NET Form 6 (ICS 309) for Logging NET Form 8s or ICS Form 213s\|Instructions for Using a NET Form 6 for Logging NET Form 8s]]. (Winlink will keep track of messages you send and receive using it and allow you to create an ICS 309 traffic report later.)		# Log voice messages you receive on your Form 6. See [[Logging Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Instructions for Using a NET Form 6 (ICS 309) for Logging NET Form 8s or ICS Form 213s\|Instructions for Using a NET Form 6 for Logging NET Form 8s]]. (Winlink will keep track of messages you send and receive using it and allow you to create an ICS 309 traffic report later.)
	# If Resource Net or Command Net has given you a time to check into Command Net for an update, ''transition to MC-9 at that time'' and wait for instructions.		# If Resource Net or Command Net has given you a time to check into Command Net for an update, ''transition to MC-9 at that time'' and wait for instructions.
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	# Even if you don’t hear from Command Net you should '''check for Winlink email about every 20 to 30 minutes''' in case there is traffic waiting for you. See the links to procedures in the step above. Use the KI7QIB-12 gateway** at the frequency shown in the Table of Frequencies.		# Even if you don’t hear from Command Net you should '''check for Winlink email about every 20 to 30 minutes''' in case there is traffic waiting for you. See the links to procedures in the step above. Use the KI7QIB-12 gateway** at the frequency shown in the Table of Frequencies.
	# If you are deployed as part of an exercise and receive a message that does not include words equivalent to “This is an exercise”, add those words before voicing the message to your AROs.		# If you are deployed as part of an exercise and receive a message that does not include words equivalent to “This is an exercise”, add those words before voicing the message to your AROs.

	# There is a chance that Command Net will give you a reply to an earlier message. If you receive such a reply, handle it based on its precedence and when you contact the intended team’s ARO, inform the ARO that it is a reply before reading it so the ARO can record the reply in the reply section of the original Form 8.		# There is a chance that Command Net will give you a reply to an earlier message. If you receive such a reply, handle it based on its precedence and when you contact the intended team’s ARO, inform the ARO that it is a reply before reading it so the ARO can record the reply in the reply section of the original Form 8.

	# ''Handling Formal Traffic to EOC.'' Ask the stations checked into your subnet if they have any traffic for the EOC or replies to any previous requests from EOC. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Handling NET Form 8 Traffic from NET Teams Including Triage\|Handling NET Form 8 Traffic from NET Teams Including Triage]]. Consider [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Calling for Relays\|calling for relays]].		# ''Handling Formal Traffic to EOC.'' Ask the stations checked into your subnet if they have any traffic for the EOC or replies to any previous requests from EOC. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Handling NET Form 8 Traffic from NET Teams Including Triage\|Handling NET Form 8 Traffic from NET Teams Including Triage]]. Consider [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Calling for Relays\|calling for relays]].
	#* If a station has a new message, ask for its precedence if you don’t already have it. Ask other stations whether they have any traffic of higher precedence.		#* If a station has a new message, ask for its precedence if you don’t already have it. Ask other stations whether they have any traffic of higher precedence.

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2026-05-29T04:57:36Z

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BruceSchafer: Changed check out to Command Net rather than Tactical Net

2026-05-21T18:25:48Z

Changed check out to Command Net rather than Tactical Net

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	* Either pass control of our regional subnet control operator to another operator or [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Closing your Subnet and checking Out\|close your subnet.]]		* Either pass control of our regional subnet control operator to another operator or [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Closing your Subnet and checking Out\|close your subnet.]]
	* Send any remaining Winlink traffic.		* Send any remaining Winlink traffic.
	* [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Closing your Subnet and Checking Out\|Check out of ~~Tactical~~ Net]].		* [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Closing your Subnet and Checking Out\|Check out of Command Net]].
	* If the Resource Net is still active, check out of the Resource Net.		* If the Resource Net is still active, check out of the Resource Net.
	* Use Winlink Express’s Setup menu to disable the tactical addresses associated with your simplex region(s). See [[Using Winlink Tactical Addresses#Disabling a Tactical Address\|Disabling a Tactical Address]].		* Use Winlink Express’s Setup menu to disable the tactical addresses associated with your simplex region(s). See [[Using Winlink Tactical Addresses#Disabling a Tactical Address\|Disabling a Tactical Address]].

BruceSchafer: A few small changes

2026-05-20T20:21:04Z

A few small changes

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	** Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].		** Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].
	** Transition to MC-9 -- 146.460 MHz simplex -- check in and participate in a briefing.		** Transition to MC-9 -- 146.460 MHz simplex -- check in and participate in a briefing.
	* ~~Transition back~~ to your subnet.		* Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.
			* Handle any urgent questions or traffic.
	* Transmit your roster.		* Transmit your roster.
	** Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].		** Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].
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	# Team-to-team traffic		# Team-to-team traffic
	# Team-to-EOC traffic		# Team-to-EOC traffic
	* Log voice messages you receive on your Form 6. See [[Logging Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Instructions for Using a NET Form 6 (ICS 309) for Logging NET Form 8s or ICS Form 213s\|Instructions for Using a NET Form 6 for Logging NET Form 8s]].		* Log voice messages you receive on your Form 6. See [[Logging Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Instructions for Using a NET Form 6 (ICS 309) for Logging NET Form 8s or ICS Form 213s\|Instructions for Using a NET Form 6 for Logging NET Form 8s]]. (Winlink will keep track of messages you send and receive using it and allow you to create an ICS 309 traffic report later.)
	* If Resource Net or Command Net has given you a time to check into Command Net for an update, ''transition to MC-9 at that time'' and wait for instructions.		* If Resource Net or Command Net has given you a time to check into Command Net for an update, ''transition to MC-9 at that time'' and wait for instructions.
	* You may receive one or more calls from the EOC Command operator with information or a request to transition to MC-9 at a particular time for a briefing or a formal message. Command will contact you using your tactical call sign, e.g “Westside, this is Command Over”. If Command needs to reach you while your subnet is busy, you may hear one of the following instead.		* You may receive one or more calls from the EOC Command operator with information or a request to transition to MC-9 at a particular time for a briefing or a formal message. Command will contact you using your tactical call sign, e.g “Westside, this is Command Over”. If Command needs to reach you while your subnet is busy, you may hear one of the following instead.

BruceSchafer: Updated link

2026-05-20T20:11:36Z

Updated link

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	** Transmit your roster to the Portland EOC. Command Net or Tactical Net should tell you how they wish to receive your roster of teams checked into your subnet. Follow one of these procedures:		** Transmit your roster to the Portland EOC. Command Net or Tactical Net should tell you how they wish to receive your roster of teams checked into your subnet. Follow one of these procedures:
	*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC]].		*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC]].
	*** [[~~Voice~~ Procedures for Subnet ~~Control Operators~~#Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC]]. If you use this procedure and get additional check-ins later, you can use the voice procedure above to notify EOC of the additional stations in your region.		*** [[Winlink Procedures for Subnet Controllers#Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC]]. If you use this procedure and get additional check-ins later, you can use the voice procedure above to notify EOC of the additional stations in your region.
	* Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.		* Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.
	* Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence\|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages. Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence:		* Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence\|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages. Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence:

BruceSchafer: Added checking into Command Net

2026-05-20T19:56:24Z

Added checking into Command Net

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	* Check in the AROs for the teams in your regions while compiling a roster. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Checking in Stations\|Checking in Stations]]. See also [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Compiling a Roster of Teams\|Compiling a Roster of Teams]] in the same document. Consider [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Calling for Relays\|calling for relays]] unless you are sure that you can be heard by and you can hear all stations in your region.		* Check in the AROs for the teams in your regions while compiling a roster. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Checking in Stations\|Checking in Stations]]. See also [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Compiling a Roster of Teams\|Compiling a Roster of Teams]] in the same document. Consider [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Calling for Relays\|calling for relays]] unless you are sure that you can be heard by and you can hear all stations in your region.
	* Handle any questions from the teams checked into your subnet.		* Handle any questions from the teams checked into your subnet.
	* ~~Contact Tactical~~ Net ~~and~~ [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#~~Transmitting~~ a ~~Roster~~ to ~~ECC\|transmit~~ your roster]]. Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so. ~~See~~		* Check in with Command Net.
	** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].		** Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].
	** ~~Transmitting a Roster~~ to the Portland EOC. Command Net or Tactical Net should tell you how they wish to receive your roster of teams checked into your subnet. Follow one of these procedures:		** Transition to MC-9 -- 146.460 MHz simplex -- check in and participate in a briefing.
	*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC]].		* Transition back to your subnet.
	*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC]]. If you use this procedure and get additional check-ins later, you can use the voice procedure above to notify EOC of the additional stations in your region.		* Transmit your roster.
			** Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].
			** Transmit your roster to the Portland EOC. Command Net or Tactical Net should tell you how they wish to receive your roster of teams checked into your subnet. Follow one of these procedures:
			*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC]].
			*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC]]. If you use this procedure and get additional check-ins later, you can use the voice procedure above to notify EOC of the additional stations in your region.
	* Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.		* Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.
	* Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence\|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages. Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence:		* Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence\|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages. Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence:

BruceSchafer: Described what to do if additional stations check in.

2026-05-19T18:53:37Z

Described what to do if additional stations check in.

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	** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].		** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].
	** Transmitting a Roster to the Portland EOC. Command Net or Tactical Net should tell you how they wish to receive your roster of teams checked into your subnet. Follow one of these procedures:		** Transmitting a Roster to the Portland EOC. Command Net or Tactical Net should tell you how they wish to receive your roster of teams checked into your subnet. Follow one of these procedures:
	*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC]]		*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC]].
	*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC]]		*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC]]. If you use this procedure and get additional check-ins later, you can use the voice procedure above to notify EOC of the additional stations in your region.
	* Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.		* Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.
	* Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence\|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages. Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence:		* Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence\|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages. Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence:

BruceSchafer: Added sub-bullets with link to the two methods for submitting rosters

2026-05-17T22:36:15Z

Added sub-bullets with link to the two methods for submitting rosters

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	* Contact Tactical Net and [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Transmitting a Roster to ECC\|transmit your roster]]. Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so. See		* Contact Tactical Net and [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Transmitting a Roster to ECC\|transmit your roster]]. Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so. See
	** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].		** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].
	** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#~~Transmitting~~ a Roster to the Portland EOC\|~~Transmitting~~ a Roster to the Portland EOC]]		** Transmitting a Roster to the Portland EOC. Command Net or Tactical Net should tell you how they wish to receive your roster of teams checked into your subnet. Follow one of these procedures:
			*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC]]
			*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC]]
	* Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.		* Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.
	* Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence\|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages. Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence:		* Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence\|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages. Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence:

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	* Contact Tactical Net and [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Transmitting a Roster to ECC\|transmit your roster]]. Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so. See		* Contact Tactical Net and [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Transmitting a Roster to ECC\|transmit your roster]]. Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so. See
	** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].		** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller\|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].
	** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#~~Transmitting~~ a Roster to the Portland EOC\|~~Transmitting~~ a Roster to the Portland EOC]]		** Transmitting a Roster to the Portland EOC. Command Net or Tactical Net should tell you how they wish to receive your roster of teams checked into your subnet. Follow one of these procedures:
			*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC]]
			*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC\|Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC]]
	* Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.		* Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.
	* Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence\|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages. Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence:		* Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence\|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages. Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence: