The Anchorage Amateur Radio Club serves the entire 1,963 square miles of the Municipality of Anchorage including Anchorage proper, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Eagle River, Chugiak, Peters Creek, Eklutna, Indian, Bird Creek, Girdwood, and Portage.  It covers 80 miles of highway from its northern reaches on the Glenn Highway at Eklutna to its southern reaches just past Portage on the Seward Highway.  It operates numerous voice repeaters, packet digipeaters, VHF, UHF, and HF Winlink RMSs, an APRS digipeater/I-gate, and high-speed AREDN mesh network.  The club’s clubhouse is its Radio Science and Operations Center (RSOC) located at the former FCC monitoring station in west Anchorage.  From there, its “operations” area includes 5 HF stations, a satellite station, mesh network connectivity, and an assortment of VHF and UHF equipment of many types including interoperability equipment.  The club also operates the Anchorage ARC VEC, offers license prep classes as well as an assortment of STEM education courses, and is the primary sponsor of ARES in the Anchorage area.  The club call is KL7AA.  Meetings:  7:00 PM, 1st Thursday, every month at the Radio Science and Operations Center, 6721 Raspberry Road.  Club website:  https://kl7aa.org.  Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/kl7aa/.  Twitter:  https://twitter.com/AnchorageARC.  Newsletters/Newsletter archives:  https://kl7aa.org/newsletters/.  E-mail info@kl7aa.org for more information.