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Glad to have you on board! For anyone else interested, joining TR does not require military or EMS experience. Anyone can join this rapidly growing disaster response force!

Hey, man! I remember - I pretty sure I parked in front of you at an event in KC. And we might be connected on G+. I was pretty quiet during the time you were in the director position, work was busy and I was on the other side of MO. Anyway, good to hear from you!

Thank you for your contribution, and it's awesome to hear you had great experience!

In the interest of an ever shrinking world, those are my photos (and pack). The top photo is from our first morning on the ground in Tacloban, PI after we had arrived in the dark of night. The the pack shot is while we were sitting on the tarmac waiting to go home. Pack Config is a really cool...

The development of the organization and leadership over the years has really been substantial. TR is divided into 10 regions to mirror FEMA, and in 2013 regional positions were introduced in these areas: Field Operations, Resources, Planning, Programs, and Comms. Each is very different from one...

Hi guys, I've been a TR volunteer for a few years and am a member of our region's leadership team. I been to a number of deployments this year; most recently the Philippines after Haiyan and Washington, IL after tornadoes struck the area. While we're mostly ex-military and have an ongoing...

My D90 serves me well in a few ways. I have a nice packing solution with stand cases and pelican cases. All fits in the back. I can stand on the roof rack for extra elevation, solar for pretend power supply, and can go just about anywhere. And most importantly, I've had a number of art directors...

Great looking photos, you have a good shot!

I've considered swapping to this one, but don't know a ton about stereos: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-KalY7gCdkp7/p_522JHD3620/Jensen-Heavy-Duty-JHD3620.html?search=Jensen+heavy

Looks like it may be gone already. Be careful getting any hopes up that a car might still be available in 6 months. It's good that you're doing research and seeing where prices are, but any specific truck will liken be long gone by the time you have the money saved. And even when you do have...

Ive been a long time TAD buyer, and admit that their stuff has been hard to get recently. But it really is top notch gear. I put pants, jackets, and packs through serious use recently and all have been g reat. I just have to worry about replacement if I manage to destroy something, but I trust...

Yep. My real life example is shooting a job tethered to Cap1 and and having an Art Director/client viewing and rating live on the iPad via Pilot. And because it's streamed, they're not huddling around the laptop while I'm looking at other details. And you can't beat having an instant portfolio...

Thanks for the link!

For a smaller DSLR sensor, an 18-200 is hard to beat in the versatility department. One could also make a good case for a fixed, wide aperture, normal field of view lens like a 50 or 35 (depending on the sensor size). I'm happy with either choice.

Everyone has their own opinion on whether it would be useful for them, but I have to say as a commercial photographer it as been an invaluable tool. I don't see my uses parallel the linked article, but I think its has a place.

In an interesting coincidence, I moved to MO after my family was stationed in San Juan, PR.

This looks like a cool contest, so I'm subscribing to see everyone's images. I'm personally a little unclear about the usage particulars, but I may be reading it weird.

I had this in the LR thread, but I'll add mine here too :D

Thanks for some really thorough advice. Since we're in the same town, if you know a specific place to get started in Saint Charles it'd be good to know. Thanks again!