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Generally, communication objectives for NET break into two categories: | Generally, communication objectives for NET break into two categories: | ||
* | * Intra-team communications: communications between Members of the same team over a short distance (e.g. between the NET Staging Area and volunteers in the field). Should not require a range exceeding a mile and a half to two miles. | ||
* Inter-team communications: longer-distance communications between the NET and the ECC, or between the NET and another NET or team of emergency responders. Should exceed ranges of two miles, and go as far as fifteen miles or more. | * Inter-team communications: longer-distance communications between the NET and the ECC, or between the NET and another NET or team of emergency responders. Should exceed ranges of two miles, and go as far as fifteen miles or more. | ||
When forming an Operations Plan, NETs should plan to have reliable means for both team support communications and inter-team communications. Table 1 provides a summation of the different communication modes that NETs should consider. | When forming an Operations Plan, NETs should plan to have reliable means for both team support communications and inter-team communications. Table 1 provides a summation of the different communication modes that NETs should consider. | ||
