Umatilla Army Depot Portable Radio Station

Umatilla Army Depot

Washington Demilitarization, a weapons destruction company, working on behalf of the Umatilla Army Depot in north-central Oregon, near the Washington border, is using Portable Advisory Radio Stations in association with its chemical weapons destruction work. ISS patented groundmats are also portable and can be covered with gravel if desired. Dave Trott, the company's owner, comments on the project in an email below.

-----Original Message-----

From: Trott David [mailto:david.trott@wgint.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 9:10 AM
To: Steve Whitcomb (E-mail)
Cc: Tom Coviak (E-mail)
Subject: THANK YOU
Importance: High

Steve,

Just wanted to tell you that things went well for us yesterday, and the coverage for the system was many times better than even anticipated. It was a real pleasure working with Tom Coviak. He is a great representative for your company. We enjoyed our session with him, and learned a lot. I've been working with the system already this morning (since about 5:30am), which is like falling off a log. The programming logic is very natural and so easy to pick up. Please advise as soon as you are able on the STA, and when you'll be forwarding the other licensing paperwork I'll need to submit through Army channels. Again,thanks for your support.

Sincerely,

Dave Trott, Manager
WDC Emergency Preparedness
Umatilla Chemical Depot
Hermiston, Oregon
(541) 564-7163