[Mldxcc] [Fwd: Operation Approved for DXCC Credit:]

[Ken Anderson]

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Subject: Operation Approved for DXCC Credit:
From:    "Moore, Bill,  NC1L" <nc1l at arrl.org>
Date:    Wed, August 12, 2009 2:06 pm


The following operation has been approved for DXCC credit:



The following operation has been approved for DXCC:



7O1YGF - Yemen

Operation from August 16, 2000 through August 26, 2000



After reviewing recently-received information regarding the 7O1YGF
operation, and after additional dialogue with a leader of the
DXpedition, the DXCC desk has approved this operation.



Considering the length of time that has passed since this operation, we
ask that DXCC participants who would like to claim credit for 7O1YGF
follow the options below:



*	Send the 7O1YGF card ONLY to DXCC with a SASE, or return postage
if outside the US; DXCC will process the card and applicants will not be
charged a submission fee. 7O1YGF cards included with other cards will be
handled as part of a normal submission.



*	Bring the card to a DXCC Card Checker. The card checker will
forward the confirmation to the DXCC desk for processing. Again, there
will be no submission fee if this is a single-card submission. You must
fill out an application form, however.



In all other cases applicants can include their QSL card with their next
submission, and it will be handled normally. We will work with the
7O1YGF team to use Logbook of the World if possible.



Remember, the cutoff date for the 2009 DXCC Annual listing and Honor
Roll list is December 31, 2009. We encourage applicants to handle this
sooner rather than wait until the last minute.



73 es DX!









Bill Moore NC1L

Awards Branch Manager



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