- ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON SEEN AS MORE ACTIVE
- INDIAN AMATEURS PREP FOR MONSOON SEASON
- FLORIDA HAMS READY FOR HISTORIC LAUNCH OF U.S. ASTRONAUTS
- HAM SENDS MICROWAVE-BEAM EXPERIMENT INTO SPACE
- HAM HOLIDAY CONFERENCE GOES ONLINE, HAMCON 2020 CANCELLED
- RSGB SEEKS INTERFERENCE REPORTS FROM AMATEURS
- NETWORK RENEWS 'LAST MAN STANDING' FOR 3RD SEASON ON FOX
- DEADLINE IS HERE FOR YOUNG HAM OF THE YEAR NOMINATIONS
- AUSTRALIA'S AMATEURS ASKED TO SHARE VIEWS ON 60M USE
- COLLINS AND L3HARRIS SHARE $203M ARMY RADIO CONTRACT
- CQ MAGAZINE GIVES RADIO AMATEURS TOP HONORS
- SILENT KEY: THERESA MARIE KORN K7JGU
- SILENT KEY: WEATHER-WATCHER HERB SCHOENBOHM KV4FZ
- WORLD OF DX
- A NET GAIN FOR YOUNG NEW ZEALAND AMATEUR
Amateur Radio Newsline Report 2220 for Friday May 15 2020
- TOWERS AROUND THE WORLD UNDER ASSAULT
- FOR THESE HAMS, ASTRONOMY MEETS AMATEUR RADIO
- STUDY EXPLORES WAYS TO BROADEN SIGNAL DETECTION
- RADIO FRIENDSHIP REKINDLED FROM CANADA TO AUSTRALIA
- SILENT KEY: PORTUGAL'S PEDRO CARVALHO CT1DBS
- YOUNG HAM OF THE YEAR LENDS HELPING HAND
- YOTA SUMMER CAMP CANCELLED BUT OTHER EVENTS CONTINUE
- HAMS IN AUSTRALIA MARK WORLD TELECOMMUNICATION AND INFO SOCIETY DAY
- 'DAY OF THE YLs' CONTEST GEARS UP FOR LATE MAY
- MAKING A CONTACT WITH HUSKY-SAT 1
- WORLD OF DX
- CALIFORNIA HAMS PUT 'SOCIAL' BACK INTO 'SOCIAL DISTANCING'
Amateur Radio Newsline Report 2219 for Friday May 8 2020
- LICENSE TEST IN LOCKDOWN GETS CREATIVE IN NORWAY
- MUSEUM SHIPS WEEKEND CANCELLED
- HAM-COM CANCELLED; IOTA AND MICROHAMS GOING FORWARD
- TRAPPED MAN RESCUED FROM AMATEUR RADIO TOWER
- FIRST ARISS CONTACT WITH MULTIPOINT TELEBRIDGE
- FCC ADOPTS NEW SEAL TO PREP FOR RELOCATION
- NEWSLINE SEEKS 'YOUNG HAM OF THE YEAR' FOR 2020
- EXPANDED 6M ACCESS IN GERMANY
- SPACE AGENCIES ANNOUNCE GLOBAL HACKATHON
- FCC OKs UNLICENSED OPERATIONS ON 6GHz BAND
- NEW ZEALAND YL GROUP STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE
- WORLD OF DX
- FROM A QUICK CONTACT TO AN ENDURING ONE
Amateur Radio Newsline Report 2218 for Friday May 1 2020
- AUSTRALIA AMATEUR, FRIEND DISAPPEAR ON CAMPING TRIP
- VENTILATOR DESIGN STILL EYES AGENCY APPROVAL
- SURGE IN CANDIDATES FOR FOUNDATION ONLINE COURSES
- AMATEUR TAKES AUSTRALIA'S FIRST ONLINE EXAM
- SILENT KEY: LIMARC MAINSTAY DICK KNADLE K2RIW
- CLOSE ENCOUNTER OF THE MILITARY KIND
- FINAL WEEKS TO NOMINATE YOUNG HAM OF THE YEAR
- AWARD RECOGNIZES SATELLITE OPERATORS' ACHIEVEMENTS
- HAMS COACH CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS ON USE OF GMRS
- SOME HAM RADIO ACTIVITIES ARE STILL GOING ON
- LIGHTHOUSE ACTIVATIONS READY TO HAPPEN IN AUGUST
- KICKER: CANADIAN AMATEUR FINDS A 'ZOMBIE' IN THE SKY
Amateur Radio Newsline Report 2217 for Friday April 24 2020
- LOCKDOWN GETS CREATIVE FOR SOTA OPERATORS
- QUARANTINE INSPIRES NEW CERTIFICATE FOR UK HAMS
- HAMS IN INDIA AID STRANDED CANCER PATIENTS
- RADIO OUTREACH PUTS MORE HAMS ON THE AIR
- NEW D-STAR NET STARTS UP IN AUSTRALIA
- FCC APPROVES 5G USE OF 'L-BAND' FREQUENCIES
- NEWSLINE'S YHOTY SEARCH CONTINUES
- SILENT KEY: MICHIGAN RADIO MAINSTAY JOHN MC DONOUGH WB8RCR
- LEGENDARY RADIO CAROLINE FOUNDER DIES
- CROSS-ATLANTIC TRIP FOR TROPO
- SIMPLEX FM NET EXPANDING IN PENNSYLVANIA
- WORLD OF DX
- MOVIE MAGIC IN A STORY STARRING AMATEUR RADIO
The following is the short film referenced in the final story for this week:
After repairing his HAM radio using parts found in the forest, a recluse radio operator receives a distress call from a stranded Soviet cosmonaut in orbit.
