Kermit Jones

When Technology Fails, Radio Prevails When a special guest fails to show up at an important event and no one's cell phone has a signal, Survivalist Sam steps in to save the day. With his trusty ham radio, Sam connects with the outside world and ensures help is on the way. Based on a true story, this thrilling tale shows young readers how quick thinking and ham radio skills can turn a potential disaster into a heroic rescue. Can Sam's skills make a difference when it matters most? Join this Amateur Radio adventure and find out Note for Grown-ups: Survivalist Sam Saves the Day is a great way to teach children the importance of staying calm and resourceful in unexpected situations. Based on a true story by A. American, this book highlights how quick thinking and basic skills like using a ham radio can turn a potentially stressful situation into a successful outcome. Use this story as a conversation starter with your kids about the value of preparedness, problem-solving, and how sometimes the simplest tools can make the biggest difference. Fans of James Wesley Rawles, William R. Forstchen's One Second After, and The End by G. Michael Hopf will revel in A. American's foray in to helping Children better understand reasons to be better prepared

When Every Second Counts, Radio Rick Springs into Action When disaster strikes and communication fails, Radio Rick springs into action With his portable radio station at the ready, Rick becomes the vital link between those in need and the help they require. As an emergency unfolds, it's up to Rick to relay crucial messages and coordinate medical care for his community. Follow along as Radio Rick uses his ham radio skills to provide relief and save the day. This amateur radio adventure is perfect for young readers eager to discover the importance of communication, quick thinking, and helping others in times of need." Radio Rick Relays Relief" is more than just an story-it's a guide to being a hero in times of crisis. Whether your child is already interested in ham radio or you're looking to introduce them to new ways of thinking and learning, this story will spark their curiosity and encourage them to explore the world of communication. Can Rick keep the signals strong and deliver the message in time? Tune in to find out Note for Grown-ups: Introducing children to emergency preparedness through ham radio can be a fun and educational experience. By learning how to use ham radio, children can gain valuable skills in communication, problem-solving, and teamwork. It's not just about the gadgets-it's about preparing them to be confident, resourceful, and ready to help when it matters most. And by the way - there is no age limit for amateur radio in the U. S. - even a five-year-old can do it (and has )