Thank you for participating in the annual Alaska and West Coast Tsunami Warning communications test. Your response and comments here will determine the success of this test. Changes and/or improvements to the Tsunami Warning Communications System will be made based the data and comments that you provide.

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Did you know about the test in advance?


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NOAA All Hazards Radio Local Television Amateur Radio
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Page last updated: 24 February 2010



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