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was received, then re-fed from AFN Orléans studios to another studio-equipped affiliate, AFN Poitiers and its repeater transmitters via modulation lines rented from the French postal service. AFN Poitiers, based at
Aboville Caserne, Poitiers, France, home of an Army logistical command and a major Communication Zone Signal Corps agency, served Army depots and installations in Southwestern France with locally originated programs and network feeds from AFN Orléans via Frankfurt, Germany. It was the only other studio station affiliate of AFN Orléans because of the large American military presence and its resident Department of Defense dorm school for children of American military and civilian families assigned to Poitiers, and the American installations located throughout Southwestern France. Children living in outlying American military installations and communities commuted to Poitiers once a week for daily classes and departed for home by bus and train. AFN France was dismantled in 1967, when U.S. forces left France due to the French government's decision of President (General)
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from Navy studios at
Roosevelt Roads, in addition to local playback of stateside entertainment radio and television shows. This broadcast service was known as AFCN, the American Forces Caribbean Network in the 1970s (later as the Armed Forces Caribbean Network) served military bases and facilities throughout Puerto Rico from transmitters in San Juan (Fort Brooke, Fort Buchanan), Roosevelt Roads Naval Station, and Ramey Air Force Base. Each of these bases also had their own television transmitters or cable systems that played back stateside TV programming delivered to each location in weekly "packages" of 16mm film, kinescope recordings, video tape, and satellite news programming feeds. AFCN Roosevelt Roads also produced live radio programming featuring Navy Journalist/Broadcaster disc jockeys in a Top 40 hits format, combined with programming from AFRTS Hollywood-sourced stateside shows such as American Top 40. Programming broadcast over AFCN broadcast radio and television transmitter antennas also reached some local civilian markets across Puerto Rico, such as San Juan.
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1665:, the Netherlands, expanding the network to 12 affiliate stations serving American military, DOD-employed civilians and their families estimated to be well-above 350,000 stationed in West Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium. This was accomplished by a system of 112 microwave transmitters operated and maintained by the Army's 5th Signal Command. Embassies and other entities of the American government without access to AFN TV signals received a 30-plus hour package mailed weekly of AFN and U.S. programming. In April 1984, AFN began broadcasting live news, information and entertainment programming received through an 11-meter satellite dish downlink at AFN network headquarters, in addition to primetime pre-recorded shows and movies received from the Armed Forces Radio-Television Service broadcast center in Hollywood. For outlying areas, broadcast feeds of live American sports events were frequently provided by European contractors.
1339:#65-0863 returning to Udorn from a reconnaissance mission in northwest Laos, crashed into the AFTN station, killing 9 Air Force broadcasters. Pilot Leaphart and Navigator Bernholz ejected from their battle damaged plane when it went out of control on final approach. Both crewmen were injured but survived. The incident was the single worst catastrophe in the history of military broadcasting killing: TSGT Jack A Hawley, Wakeman, OH; SSGT James A. Howard, Denver, CO; A1C Andrew C. McCartney, Lakewood, OH; SSGT Alfred N. Potter, Forest Grove, OR; SGT John Charles Rose, Bloomfield, NJ; TSGT Frank D. Ryan Jr., Mercer Island, WA; SSGT Edward W. Strain, Myrtle Beach, SC; TSGT Roy Walker, Albuquerque, NM and A1C Thomas L. Waterman, Roanoke, VA.
2645:, with programming targeted at specific age groups during the course of the day. Programming during after school from 3 p.m. local time to 1 a.m. local time targets pre-schoolers but "ages" as older children become available to watch in the late morning and day. By 1 a.m. local time, programming is targeted at older teens. In September 2013, AFN launched a split in Family, which was branded AFN Pulse. About half of the day's programming remains aimed at the 2-to-13 age group. During primetime hours, the channel becomes AFN Pulse, and showcases programming primarily aimed at the older teen demographic, though it remains suitable for family viewing.
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2571:); the difference between the three is that they are time-shifted so that programs air at the same local time in each of the major regions served: Japan/Korea, Central Europe and Iraq. Many regional feeds (such as AFN-Europe and AFN-Korea) are based on AFN Prime and add local programming to it; thus, in a way, AFN Prime mimics the regular network TV concept.
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air during commercial breaks in programming instead of commercial advertisements. These CI spots run the gamut from reminding service members to register to vote, promoting local command-sponsored recreation events and off-duty educational programs, providing health and wellness tips, and listing what's playing at local base movie theaters.
1971:. Its radio frequency throughout Afghanistan was 94.1 and 97.1 in Manas and produced live local shows. Its first radio transmission was at 06 o'clock 30 min on Friday, 21 July 2006. Beyond radio, AFN Afghanistan also had television news. It produced a daily five-minute newscast called Freedom Watch Afghanistan, which also aired on the
1068:. Due to the large number of American troops in Korea, a number of stations were started. Mobile units followed combat units to provide news and entertainment on the radio. By the time the 1953 armistice was signed, these mobile units became buildings with transmitters, and a network, American Forces Korea Network, was born.
390:. Stations under AFN Europe and AFN Pacific broadcast live local radio shows 12 hours a day Monday through Friday, with the exception of U.S. federal holidays. Stateside, AFN's broadcast operations, which include global radio and television satellite feeds, emanate from the AFN Broadcast Center/Defense Media Center at
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Defense budget cuts looming, this project could easily be required to slip. However, AFN is continuing to research more efficient delivery methods in hopes of continuing along the planned path. In December 2017, AFN converted all of its channels to HD; broadcasts started in the format on December 12.
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On 24 April 2006, AFN Europe launched AFN The Eagle, a virtually 24-hour-a-day radio service format initially modeled after "Jack FM" but most recently a "Hot AC" format. This replaced ZFM, which had more of a contemporary hit radio flavor. When the Eagle was launched, AFN Europe took control of what
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While the audience tunes into AFN to watch their favorite shows or listen to the latest stateside hits, entertainment is the "candy coating" used to attract the military viewer/listener. AFN's primary mission is to provide access for worldwide, regional and local command information (CI) spots, which
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Then still known as the
American Forces (or Armed Forces) Radio and Television Service, military bases and facilities throughout Puerto Rico received original radio programming from Army studios at Ft. Brooke in San Juan, Air Force studios at Ramey Air Force Base, and radio and television originating
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American Forces Thailand Network in the summer of 1969, and continued operations until the spring of 1976 when the remaining U.S. troops in Thailand were withdrawn at the request of the Thai government. More than 600 broadcasters from the Air Force, Navy and Army had served during the
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Vietnam. The last station to close was the key station in Saigon in 1973. Broadcasting continued under civilian leadership on FM only and using the name American Radio Service (ARS). The civilian engineers were provided by Pacific Architects and
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American Forces Information Service directed a change of the AFRTS organizational title from Armed Forces Radio and Television Service to American Forces Radio and Television
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Internet streams are only made available in countries where AFN has terrestrial stations (i.e., where the U.S. armed forces have established bases) and are not available in North America. AFN Go uses IP address geolocation to determine whether a listener can access the streams. AFN stations
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AFN produces and broadcasts eight core satellite television channels. They are accessible to both military and foreign service personnel abroad. All eight feeds are accessible in core areas, including but not limited to
European, Korean and Japanese posts. Much of the rest of the world is limited to
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In 2001, following failed attempts at creating a regional educational station, the
Panamanian government started setting a date for the fate of the former SCN frequencies, July 10. Since no company successfully bid for those licenses, channels 7 and 9 in the capital zone were given for a bid, Tele 7
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In Vietnam, AFVN had a number of war-related casualties. After a fierce fire fight that killed two soldiers and a civilian contractor, the remaining AFVN station staff at Huế was captured and spent five years as prisoners of war. At the height of American involvement in the war, Armed Forces Vietnam
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transmitters made by French manufacturer TRT, type OZ 305. The network employed a technical director, a program director, several military American broadcast professionals, and some French studio operators, record librarians, secretaries and maintenance technicians. The Frankfurt network programming
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In France, about a dozen AFN stations operated, with AFN Orléans as the studio control station. The network broadcast music, shows, and news relayed from AFN Frankfurt, locally produced shows, and other features aimed at the American soldiers and their families stationed in France. In particular, a
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Altogether, AFN produces ten general-use streams for AFN stations to use. Of these, six are music-based, two are sports-based and three general news/talk channels, including The Voice, which features live play-by-play of American sports (it's also the one heard on shortwave, if the shortwave radio
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during each break of song or news breaks. At the time, the network began producing three minutes of local news per day which later expanded in its lineup. The vans are mobile studios containing 21 relay transmitters carrying radio signals to troops on various FM frequencies depending on location.
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There used to be a television service in Panama (SCN) from 1956 to 1999. Broadcast on channel 8 in the Pacific zone and channel 10 in the Atlantic zone. In 1999, from the termination of local production (June 30) to the shutdown of the station and return of the control of the Panama Canal to the
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In the 1960s, DINFOS was located at Fort Slocum, NY on a small island just off the harbor at New Rochelle. At its peak in 1965, the Army Chaplain school was also located there. In 1963 the campus operated in a "university" setting with a relaxed military environment. The Army ran the Information
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Like its radio counterpart, AFN TV tries to air programming from a variety of sources to replicate programming on a typical U.S. TV channel; sourcing from U.S. commercial networks (including PBS), and program syndicators at little to no cost since AFN does not air commercials and in that regard
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As the TV service only had a power of 1000 watts, it was only on air for a few hours each day, whereas the radio service operated for around 18 hours a day. In deference to Iranian sensitivities, AFRTS avoided carrying programming that might be construed as offensive on political or religious
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with an estimated completion timeframe between 2015 and 2017. So far, AFN has added one HD channel, with more being planned. However, the conversion to HD is an expensive project, so timelines and actual transition of channels is highly dependent on availability of funds. With the additional
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direct the removal of Pacific Prime from the Korean cable lineups. American Forces Network-Korea discontinued analog over-the-air TV broadcast 1 May 2012, due to request from the South Korean government because many local residents could receive current over-the-air U.S. network programming,
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on 106.3 FM, and serves more than 600 American service members stationed at the installation, as well as numerous civilian employees and contractors. The station's primary mission is radio, originating programming including two daily live shows following the "Eagle" format. Personnel also
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helped make hourlong music programs for broadcast. Perhaps the best-known program became the morning "Dawn Buster" program, (the brainchild of Chief Petty Officer Bryant Arbuckle in 1962) thanks to the popularity of the sign-on slogan "Gooooood Morning, Vietnam" (which was initiated by
1150:. After 22 years of radio broadcasting and 17 years of telecasting in Tehran, AFRTS Radio 1555 and TV Channel 7 cease all operations in this country at this time. I bid you all goodbye and thank you for letting us serve you. And now the national anthem of the United States of America."
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and were limited to 50 watts of transmission power) and a minimum quota of British produced programming had to be carried. Nevertheless, AFN programs were widely enjoyed by the British civilian listeners who could receive them, and once AFN operations transferred to continental
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School although training was offered to members of all military branches. Radio types took a rather severe audition written by CBS for their network announcers. Those who survived the audition became "Broadcast Specialists" with a 703 MOS and went on to an AFRTS assignment.
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AFN-Korea, formerly American Forces Korea Network (AFKN), was the largest of AFN's Pacific TV operations, although there are also AM and FM operations from military bases around Korea. AFKN began TV operations on 15 September 1957 and consisted of an originating studio at
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experience before enlisting in the military, but it is not a prerequisite for enlistment in the military as a broadcaster. During their training, the broadcasters are taught to use state-of-the-art audio and visual editing equipment similar to their civilian counterparts.
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network in 1969, AFTV was the only television service not in the Iranian government's hands. However, in 1976, it was decided by the Iranian government that AFRTS should close down its radio and TV services, which it did on 25 October of that year, the day before the
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reported in its Wednesday, 23 June 1976, edition, that "the long-awaited switch to color by AFN-TV could come by the end of the year for viewers in most of West Germany. The only viewers enjoying color right now are those watching the pilot color TV station in
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reported, because Bremerhaven's TV operation was so small, only a "Class C" operation, and, at the time, served only one area with TV programming, it was easy to establish the color TV broadcast operation without extensive expense or expansion.
1304:, the Department of Defense began the planning for the Armed Forces Thailand Network in 1964 with Project Lamplighter and Project Limelight. By late 1966, implementation of the network began by the U.S. Air Force with stations on the air at
2131:. Some of the 35 overseas AFN affiliates have the capability to cover the "worldwide" CI spots placed by the AFN Broadcast Center in California with regional or locally produced CI spots (such as localized messages from senior leadership).
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The station was typically staffed with Air Force broadcasters but also slots Army, Navy and Marine broadcasters as well. For support there were usually four-man teams of engineers to handle all transmission, decoder and satellite issues.
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Panamanian state (December 31), the channel was relaying the main AFN service. After its closure, the Panamanian regulatory body aimed at bidding channel 8 and its relay station to local companies, but the bid was frozen in March 2000.
2637:. AFN Family is a general entertainment channel providing programming for children ages 2 to 17. Although the name of the channel suggests programming appropriate for all family members at any time, the channel more closely resembles
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1869:. These broadcasters reported to families of soldiers deployed from Europe and staffed a number of U.S. radio stations making up the Armed Forces Desert Network. The first song on the air after the start of the ground offensive was "
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Finally, on 28 October 1976, AFN television moved from AFTV's old black-and-white studios at Ramstein to the network's new color television studios in Frankfurt. In the 1980s the network added affiliates with studio capabilities in
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with translators on the Atlantic side of the Canal Zone. In the early 1960s with reorganization of the command located in the Canal Zone, CFN became the Southern Command Network (SCN). SCN also broadcast to U.S. troops stationed in
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in 1959. This was followed by a television station in 1960, known as AFTV. It broadcast a radio service on 1555 kHz and a television service on Channel 7 in Tehran and the surrounding area from its studios in the city.
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countries, all radio stations were state-operated, and never played American music. Despite the language barrier, the people in those countries saw AFN as an alternative connection to the West. Also, unlike stations such as
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on September 12, 1990, but operated 24-hours of programming since January 2, 1991. As of January 1991, the Desert Shield Network is staffed by more than 50 military broadcasters operating out of four vans in the cities of
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is the only civilian-run affiliate in AFN, broadcasting on U.S. channel 13 for military personnel and civilian contractor employees and their families. AFN-Kwajalein's signal is beamed by microwave to the nearby island of
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and taxable) of one month per year of service, paid by the U.S. Army to the French government, in dollars (all the French employees were managed by a specially created service: le Bureau d'Aide aux Armées Alliées or AAA).
1951:, the commander of Coalition Ground Forces in Iraq, Air Force Master Sergeant Erik Brazones was the first DJ on the air. When the 222nd BOD took the reins of the radio operations, the first two regular radio shows were
874:, AFN Bremen begin broadcasting a few weeks later with its first radio broadcast occurring on Saturday, 28 July 1945. (In 1949, the station moved from the city of Bremen north to the port city of Bremerhaven and became
1264:) as a tribute to AFVN and to honor all Vietnam Veterans. It aired and streamed on Veterans Day 2015 on WEBY Radio in Pensacola, Florida. The documentary is archived at Rock Radio Scrapbook: AFVN: The GI's Companion.
1636:) reported in its Thursday, 21 August 1975, edition that the AFN-Europe Commander, Lt. Col. Floyd A. McBride, announced that AFN's first color TV broadcast would begin in Bremerhaven on Monday 25 August 1975. As
889:. This started the cycle of AFN stations where they would be built up during wartime, then torn down or moved after the war was over. Of the 300 stations in operation worldwide in 1945, only 60 remained in 1949.
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AFN also offers a variety of radio programming over its various frequencies throughout the world. There is both local programming (with military disc jockeys) and satellite programming. Music programming spans
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cannot profit from airing shows like stations in the United States can. In their place, AFN inserts public service announcements on various subjects; these can be civilian "agency spots" created by the
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Right after the operation became known as "Desert Storm", it retained its "Desert Shield Network" name due to the staff expecting to continue operations for an unspecified period of time until the end.
2581:. AFN Spectrum started as more of a conservative culture-oriented channel with programming from cable networks and classic TV series. In a way, it mimicked the "superstation" concept from cablecasters
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1010:. Many Dutch households switched to the program, also because of their positive experiences with the American liberators. Also featured were live performances of classical music and jazz by
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Over-the-air TV for U.S. Forces in the Pacific is currently provided by AFN-Korea, AFN-Japan and AFN-Kwajalein. All local operations merged under the AFN banner effective 1 January 1998.
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and Iraq AFN provided non-stop coverage of the campaigns. AFN broadcast personnel from Europe deployed with the troops to cover events. Today AFN has a staffed affiliate in Iraq, AFN-
2107:. Sports programming to which the AFN has already purchased rights continues to be carried, as the skeleton crew operating AFN for essential programming does not save any money by
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exhibit, which in February 1939 started shortwave broadcasts aimed at the Philippines, which at the time were under American control. The station was used as a counterpoint to
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in the Banto Hotel (the old American Embassy Hotel). When the Chinese entered Seoul in December 1950, the crew moved to a mobile unit that was just completed and retreated to
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Wherever large numbers of U.S. troops are deployed, the AFN sets up operation, providing news and entertainment from home. Today AFN has several satellites and uses advanced
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started in 2006 as a customized time-shifted version of AFN Prime for Afghanistan and shuttered services in June 2013 after the drawdown of troops from the Middle East.
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AFN management is located at DMA headquarters at Fort Meade. Day-to-day AFN broadcast operations are conducted at the AFN Broadcast Center/Defense Media Center in
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Naval Air Station, sometimes called Naval Operating Base. Construction of both was under way in 1940. The naval station and AFRS radio remained in operation, but
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The morning "Touch and Go" show from 5–9 am and the afternoon "Afterburner" show from 3–6 pm were live. The rest of the hours was syndicated from AFN Frankfurt.
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The last known confirmation of AFN using its shortwave frequencies was in the mid-2010s. Current (2022) bandscans show no signal on any of AFN's frequencies.
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Unless specified, the first telecast of each channel targets the Japan/Korea region, then replayed several hours later for the Central European time zone.
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with satellite decoders and large-screen televisions placed in high traffic areas. At the same time, the AFN also advanced into the Yugoslav province of
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AFRTS stations in Vietnam were initially known by the name "AFRS" (Armed Forces Radio Saigon), but as the number of stations quickly expanded throughout
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The AFN transmitters in Germany are operated by different authorities but most are operated directly by the U.S. military. Some are the property of
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was the memorable "Goodnight, Sweetheart" set to a stirring melody from Liszt's Les Preludes. The station lived on to bring the first television to
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popular in the United States, with a time delay from 24 hours to six months or more behind the United States airdates. In addition, popular U.S.
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occasionally produce video news packages. As of 15 January 2013, AFN Honduras is one of 18 stations under the operational control of AFN Europe.
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troops back into their homeland, AFN moved east as well. The liberation of most of Western Europe saw AFN stations serving the forces liberating
338:. AFN comprises two subordinate overseas commands and one directorate in the continental United States. Overseas, AFN Europe is headquartered at
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Colonel Tom Lewis in command. The original American Forces Network began on 4 July 1943 when AFRS established what is today AFN Europe in
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Collina dei Camaldoli – AFN Naples Power in Naples (Naval Base), Caserta, South Avellino and the highest zones (there are interferences).
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which showcased leading musical talents from both North and South America and was transmitted for the benefit of armed forces throughout
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AFN in Germany and SEB (Southern European Broadcasting) in Italy provided broadcasting to U.S. troops in Western Europe throughout the
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with U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Charles Gurney in command. A television service was first introduced in 1954 with a pilot station at
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AFN Italy, has been serving Americans that live on American Bases in Pisa, Vicenza, Aviano, Napoli and Sigonella, since 1983.
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1620:, Germany. In the early 1970s, AFN assumed this responsibility for the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS).
1138:". This was followed by a closing announcement by Chief Master Sergeant and Station Manager Bob Woodruff, ending with the
10226:
10166:
7179:
1531:
1527:
1154:
The following day, AFRTS radio and television services in Iran were replaced by those operated by the state broadcaster
1030:, at a time when Ford was doing its best to beat the Ferraris, and finally succeeded. AFN France broadcast with 50 watt
10191:
9280:
8196:
7883:
7517:
7463:
7412:
7284:
6097:
5854:
2077:. While programming is provided to AFN by major American TV networks and program syndicators at little to no cost, for
1945:
1862:
1325:
1108:
1072:
593:
243:
234:
8400:
6298:
NOTE: All over-the-air television broadcasts in South Korea ended in May 2012. The following are previous stations.
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9962:
9937:
9841:
9336:
9170:
9146:
7401:
7367:
5004:
2086:
726:
86:
68:
10141:
9987:
9942:
9724:
9647:
9260:
9186:
5598:
1626:
was the first AFN television station in Europe to broadcast its programming in color. The U.S. European Edition of
1336:
1321:
1309:
640:
9697:
TV Oita is a dual-affiliated station with NNN/NNS as its primary affiliate and FNN/FNS as its secondary affiliate.
3233:
2134:
Many service members welcome this approach, while others find it troublesome, especially during the airing of the
1221:
Network served more than 500,000 fighting men and women at one time. AFVN developed a program along the lines of "
9576:
9162:
9154:
9138:
9122:
8248:
7686:
7357:
7209:
5673:
1964–1993 (former location at grid 52°7'25"N 5°15'13"E) Transmissions ceased at the dissolution of USAF 32nd TFS
1808:
AFN-Okinawa ceased over-the-air analog TV operations along with all other Japanese TV stations on July 24, 2011.
1750:
1542:
1317:
1305:
1015:
790:
During the period between 1943 and 1949 the AFN also broadcast programs developed through a collaboration of the
710:) AFN was able to broadcast with little restriction with programs available to civilian audiences across most of
407:
149:
8020:
7672:
7644:
10186:
7616:
7571:
7378:
3042:
2718:
1519:
1313:
53:
8374:
3180:
2085:
reasons it is intended solely for U.S. forces personnel, authorized Department of Defense civilian employees,
2051:
technology to broadcast TV and radio to 177 countries and territories, as well as on board U.S. Navy vessels.
1941:
was the phrase that started it all, even though there were only eight hours of live radio to kick things off.
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9770:
9709:
8811:
8797:
8024:
7811:
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2188:
1691:
1628:
7833:
1680:
9553:
9533:
9346:
2276:
2124:
1135:
799:
752:
406:
What is today the Maryland-based headquarters of the American Forces Network began on 26 May 1942 when the
31:
8783:
7453:
2503:, public health and safety, force protection/anti-terrorism, pride in service and messages to the troops.
10206:
9717:
9399:
9389:
8738:
5535:
Sigonella – AFN Sigonella Power in Catania (Naval and Air Base), North Siracusa and the surrounding area.
2692:
2607:. AFN News is a rolling-news channel providing news from all major news outlets. Newscasts, such as the
2379:
were added to the radio programs provided by the AFN Broadcast Center to its affiliate stations. Liberal
1673:
1495:
1202:
932:
because the station's transmission tower was in the glide path to the airfield and was not jammed by the
730:
225:
458:
and ultimately became a model for the army network following the invasion of Pearl Harbor in late 1941.
10063:
9073:
8766:"FM DX Italy: Ascolti FM e TV a lunga distanza (DX) – Europa – Italia 2006, dopo l'unione dei database"
7799:
7484:
7118:
5307:
3511:
2972:
2743:
AFN Sports is also now available in digital high definition using the new Cisco D9865 receiver/decoder.
2209:
2074:
2060:
1779:
1549:
1119:
1076:
667:
659:
647:
327:
8484:
9586:
9250:
9240:
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7359:
The Directory of the Armed Forces Radio Service Series (Viva America for Spanish speaking servicemen)
6998:
6559:
6346:
3142:
1894:
1523:
662:
broadcaster heard over the air. The signal was sent from London via telephone lines to five regional
355:
7700:
7602:
518:, where Army and Army Air Force bases soon would be established, had civilian radio stations. Thus,
10201:
9523:
9432:
8005:
6926:
6871:
6726:
6702:
6525:
6309:
5516:
AFN Sigonella – 105.9 FM in Catania (Naval and Air Base), North Siracusa and the surrounding area.
4699:
3630:
2925:
2350:
2326:
1898:
1448:
1139:
8512:
9656:
9458:
9303:
9270:
9222:
8765:
8054:
7736:
6843:
6623:
6410:
3238:
3 guyed lattice steel masts insulated against ground, height: now closed 86 meters (282 ft),
3010:
2941:
2108:
1783:
1613:
1584:
1285:
1011:
650:
began at 5:45 p.m. 4 July 1943, and included less than five hours of recorded shows, including a
476:, before the inception of the AFRS,. Fort Greeley being first in Kodiak (Fort Abercrombie today)
465:
64:
60:
8974:
This Is the American Forces Network': The Anglo-American Battle of the Air Waves in World War II
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10196:
9543:
9089:
5401:
5361:
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2919:
2621:
2296:
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2097:
1996:
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1402:
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655:
569:
537:
503:
391:
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192:
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1043:'s military command. The French employees were dismissed but were granted a severance pay (in
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9500:
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9326:
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9058:
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2582:
2506:
Some people have found the AFN TV commercials to be repetitive, annoying, and condescending.
1702:
1592:
1565:
1486:
AFN radio broadcasts via relay sites around the world to provide service to ships, including
1236:
1181:
became known as "AFVN" (American Forces Vietnam Network) and had several stations, including
1124:
855:, commander of the 3rd Army, was furious with the opening as his army had taken control over
427:
395:
8582:
8568:
7574:"Seventh Army Symphony on Armed Forces Radio in 1961 performing works by Vivaldi and Dvorak"
5479:
A host at American Forces Network Sigonella holds on-air interviews with former NFL players
10125:
9514:
7194:
6898:
6631:
6600:
6162:
5962:
5248:
2305:
2093:
2030:
1553:
1289:
1031:
679:
7345:. American Forces Information Service and Armed Forces Radio and Television Service. 1992.
1099:
Its listeners (and viewers) were American military personnel stationed in Iran as part of
8:
9780:
9687:
9643:
9472:
9370:
9356:
9317:
7255:
7234:
5677:
AM – AFRS Soesterberg (1140 kHz syndicated 1964–1972 from AFN Bremerhaven) 5 kW
5538:
Aviano – AFN Aviano Power in Pordenone (Aviano Air Base), Udine and the surrounding area.
5233:
2048:
1695:
1178:
1027:
791:
479:
8624:
8596:
8554:
7730:
9665:
9596:
9567:
9231:
9199:
9097:
9014:
7758:
6274:
5602:
5587:
5265:
1791:
1787:
1459:
1444:
1245:
1159:
1065:
1019:
803:
675:
415:
238:
9207:(Fukuoka, Kitakyushu, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Oita, Miyazaki, Kagoshima, Okinawa) -
8981:
Brass Button Broadcasters: A Lighthearted Look at Fifty Years of Military Broadcasting
8498:
7320:
3110:, Kortenberg (900 W) serving NATO HQ and much of northern Brussels Capital Region
2869:
AFN Go, formerly AFN 360, provides the following nine music and spoken word stations.
2657:. AFN Sports is a rolling-sports channel, providing sports news and events, including
2589:. However, the Spectrum lineup currently contains more conventional programming, like
568:, was later to become part of AFRS, first simply as "Armed Forces Network" located at
10113:
9826:
9683:
8876:
8655:
7879:
7774:
7567:
7513:
7459:
7436:
7408:
7397:
7374:
7363:
7214:
7067:
7060:
3516:
2 guyed lattice steel masts insulated against ground, height: 94 meters (308 ft)
2951:
2908:
2902:
2500:
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2407:
2222:
1798:
services, or through AFN Direct-To-Home (DTH) dish services if they reside off-base.
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1423:
1374:
1210:
1206:
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949:
718:
707:
557:
515:
511:
499:
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8470:
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2559:
are aired by AFN on a one-week tape delay. This stream is divided into three feeds (
1774:
atop the Rycom Plaza Housing area in the central part of the island, AFN-Okinawa's (
1111:(MAAG) programs. AFTV was also popular with Iranian viewers, particularly children.
9977:
9932:
9927:
9871:
9775:
7967:
7204:
7199:
7027:
7008:
6986:
6978:
6820:
6790:
6765:
6755:
6646:
6569:
6547:
6470:
6379:
6334:
6319:
6070:
5922:
5891:
5622:
5508:
Aviano – AFN Aviano in Pordenone (Aviano Air Base), Udine and the surrounding area.
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5229:
4739:
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2887:
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programming, including all pay-per-view events, as well as motor sports, including
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2627:
2609:
2555:
2462:
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installed). How these stations use these formats is up to them. These formats are:
2360:
2162:
1972:
1763:
1742:
1738:
1382:
1244:). Among the notable people who were AFVN disc jockeys were Don L. "Scotty" Brink,
852:
832:
451:
8526:
8428:
7618:
A Social History of Iranian Cinema, Volume 2: The Industrializing Years, 1941–1978
5583:
2711:
and other promoters, airs on the channel with no additional payment to the viewer.
1595:, California, from where all global radio and television satellite feeds emanate.
10072:
9765:
9740:
9442:
9423:
9294:
9053:
7584:
6958:
6740:
6456:
6248:
5720:. Table may be incorrect and incomplete. Please correct and expand if necessary.
5702:
5637:
5633:
5608:
5575:
5560:
5488:
5376:
2881:
2392:
2200:
2179:
1968:
1948:
1870:
1834:
1802:
1713:
1623:
1480:
1476:
1231:
1131:
917:
875:
620:
561:
375:
339:
182:
172:
8010:, Günter Bentele, Otfried Jarren, Ulrich Kratzsch, Vistas Verlag, 1990, page 260
5495:
In Italy there are 4 radio stations that serve 5 bases and more than 14 cities:
2822:
The physical/internet radio stations in the Asia-Pacific region are as follows:
2651:. AFN Movie is a channel showcasing movies as well as film-oriented programming.
9917:
9114:
7457:
Deborah R. Vargas. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 2012 pp. 152–155
6944:
6890:
6861:
6839:
6716:
6669:
6619:
6592:
6515:
6493:
6442:
6406:
5652:
5612:
3776:
45.5-meter-tall (149 ft) guyed lattice steel mast insulated against ground
2984:
1927:
1771:
1609:
1572:. In 1997, Fort Benjamin Harrison was largely closed as a function of the 1991
1398:
1269:
1241:
1130:
Radio 1555 closed with presenter Air Force Staff Sergeant Barry Cantor playing
979:
690:
671:
531:
523:
507:
483:
469:
285:
108:
9739:
8951:
8938:
8706:
8540:
7793:
3465:
136-meter-tall (446 ft) guyed lattice steel mast insulated against ground
3446:
122-meter-tall (400 ft) guyed lattice steel mast insulated against ground
3393:
126-meter-tall (413 ft) guyed lattice steel mast insulated against ground
10135:
10089:
9093:
6940:
6665:
6438:
6143:
6130:
6102:
6007:
5994:
5859:
5796:
5783:
5773:
4980:
4967:
4931:
4918:
4864:
4851:
4724:
4711:
4323:
4310:
4255:
4242:
4235:
67-meter-tall (220 ft) guyed tubular steel mast insulated against ground
4206:
4193:
4186:
40-meter-tall (130 ft) guyed lattice steel mast insulated against ground
4136:
4123:
4116:
56-meter-tall (184 ft) guyed lattice steel mast insulated against ground
4087:
4074:
4067:
61-meter-tall (200 ft) guyed lattice steel mast insulated against ground
3962:
3949:
3942:
T-antenna between 2 40-meter-tall (130 ft)? free-standing lattice towers
3913:
3900:
3893:
40-meter-tall (130 ft) guyed lattice steel mast insulated against ground
3864:
3851:
3844:
40-meter-tall (130 ft) guyed lattice steel mast insulated against ground
3796:
3783:
3709:
3696:
3655:
3642:
3635:
40-meter-tall (130 ft) guyed lattice steel mast insulated against ground
3585:
3572:
3536:
3523:
3485:
3472:
3413:
3400:
3362:
3349:
3342:
65-meter-tall (213 ft) guyed tubular steel mast insulated against ground
3311:
3298:
3291:
66-meter-tall (217 ft) guyed tubular steel mast insulated against ground
3261:
3248:
3114:
2989:
2875:
2591:
2174:
2170:
1427:
1277:
1171:
971:
953:
897:
A large number of AFN stations continued broadcasting from American bases in
860:
817:
694:
624:
605:
553:
7291:
2525:. Formerly AFN Atlantic and AFN Pacific. The standard AFN feed airs current
2221:) are broadcast weekly over AFN Radio. In addition to music, AFN broadcasts
1548:
Since 1997, all of AFN's military personnel receive primary training at the
580:
10101:
10042:
7649:, Volume 1, Issues 1–4, Iran Communications and Development Institute, 1977
7141:
7090:
6968:
6954:
6894:
6847:
6736:
6627:
6596:
6573:
6501:
6474:
6452:
6414:
6255:
6251:
5717:
5395:
5328:
2961:
2893:
2663:
2546:
2403:
2376:
2336:
2158:
1866:
1858:
1487:
1435:
1092:
1044:
975:
957:
933:
906:
808:
756:
636:
588:
565:
549:
522:
had a primary role to bring radio to the armed forces and civilians in the
491:
383:
7541:"Antifascistische oud-Verzetsstrijders Nederland – Bond van antifascisten"
7285:"Historical Summary: American Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS)"
1745:, but following complaints from U.S. companies trying to sell programs in
1576:. Additional/Advanced training is also available at Fort George G. Meade.
1389:
and broke ties with Taipei, the station was reorganized under the name of
330:
provides to those stationed or assigned overseas, and is headquartered at
10077:
9481:
9409:
7847:
7224:
7031:
6990:
6831:
6794:
6611:
6551:
6398:
6383:
6338:
5670:
5648:
5556:
5484:
5461:
5381:
5313:
3096:
Terrestrial transmission of the AFN TV service in Belgium ended in 2010.
2916:
2717:. Launched in February 2006, as AFN Xtra. It is AFN's exclusive home for
2642:
2586:
2380:
2315:
2286:
2196:
2103:
AFN is considered a non-essential service, and programming ceases during
1746:
1669:
1662:
1650:
1499:
1273:
1226:
991:
866:
Soon after AFN Munich signed on the air in the southern part of occupied
663:
609:
541:
495:
487:
455:
411:
387:
30:"Armed Forces Radio" redirects here. For the Nigerian radio station, see
3689:
65-meter (213 ft) guyed tubular steel mast insulated against ground
3168:
3124:
2148:
AFN Radio and TV schedules are available on the organization's website.
1754:
resulting in decreased sales of U.S. programs to South Korean stations.
1658:
1608:
Until the early 1970s, U.S. military television service was provided in
1182:
10108:
9674:
7509:
Der amerikanische Einfluss auf die Rolle des Radios in Nachkriegsbayern
7174:
7169:
7081:
6994:
6853:
6708:
6555:
6507:
6497:
6371:
6342:
5446:
5343:
5294:
4048:
25-meter-tall (82 ft) free-standing tower insulated against ground
3138:
2937:
2931:
2597:
2550:
2534:
2496:
2372:
2225:
2214:
2135:
2128:
2071:
1253:
1003:
848:
446:
The first station to be under the control of the U.S. Armed Forces was
331:
267:
196:
162:
1880:
The network first signed on under the name "Desert Shield Network" in
1853:
In January 1991, the network dispatched news teams and technicians to
9831:
7816:, Volume 17, International Institute of Communications, 1989, page 37
6922:
6882:
6698:
6584:
6485:
6305:
6201:
6030:
5926:
5819:
5579:
5436:
5432:
5427:
5391:
3089:
2734:
2542:
2538:
2452:
2239:
2078:
1881:
1874:
1839:
1801:
AFN-Japan's radio services consist of AM and FM stereo operations at
1684:
1483:
1249:
1186:
944:
921:
772:
616:
8278:
2000:
1518:(DMA). AFN falls under the operational control of the Office of the
1365:
was Armed Forces Network Taiwan (AFNT), which had a main station in
631:
The original AFN - present day AFN Europe - began broadcasting from
71:. Statements consisting only of original research should be removed.
8007:
Medienlandschaft im Umbruch: Medien- und Kommunikationsatlas Berlin
7875:
Tears before the Rain: An Oral History of the Fall of South Vietnam
6936:
6916:
6908:
6886:
6857:
6835:
6712:
6692:
6684:
6661:
6615:
6588:
6511:
6489:
6434:
6424:
6402:
6361:
5564:
5442:
5303:
3107:
3067:
2704:
2615:
2230:
1988:
1795:
1706:
1557:
1455:
1440:
1301:
1174:
increased, AFRTS opened radio and later television stations there.
828:
768:
760:
651:
584:
335:
166:
9008:
2967:
As of late 2022, AFN launched a new video streaming service named
1288:
had begun. The Crosby version of the record could not be found so
9745:
8898:
8847:
7632:
Journal of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers
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7229:
7019:
6982:
6964:
6932:
6782:
6771:
6657:
6565:
6466:
6460:
6430:
6236:
5930:
5457:
5417:
5290:
3082:
2258:
2166:
2082:
2068:
2041:
2015:
2004:
1919:
1890:
1717:
1569:
1386:
1222:
1198:
1194:
1104:
1007:
995:
902:
871:
867:
844:
423:
351:
347:
343:
176:
7829:
5690:: AFN Benelux syndicated (early 1980s only UHF channel 80 NTSC)
939:
During the 1950s and 1960s, AFN had large civilian audiences in
859:
the previous night, and demanded that the responsible person be
689:
initially tried to impose restrictions on AFN broadcasts within
601:
548:
and was operated by on base personnel. In the years just before
303:
9041:
8994:
7189:
7004:
6950:
6904:
6761:
6751:
6732:
6680:
6448:
6420:
6315:
6225:
6209:
6182:
6158:
6118:
6086:
6065:
6054:
6038:
5982:
5958:
5947:
5907:
5886:
5875:
5843:
5827:
5768:
5407:
5339:
5324:
3046:
2976:
2765:
The physical/internet radio stations in Europe are as follows:
2726:
2676:
2526:
2019:
2011:
1923:
1886:
1854:
1503:
1370:
1362:
1214:
1190:
1158:(NIRT), which were similar in content, appealing to the 60 000
1147:
1088:
999:
987:
967:
940:
929:
925:
898:
886:
885:
signed off the air, and in 1948 AFN closed all its stations in
882:
856:
813:
764:
741:
740:
Although the network's administrative headquarters remained in
734:
711:
703:
698:
632:
473:
438:
Service. A timeline of the history of AFN is available online.
419:
371:
359:
9088:
9031:
7396:. Pittsburgh, PA: University of Pittsburgh Press. p. 49.
943:, as European radio stations rarely played American music. In
9036:
7023:
6974:
6867:
6816:
6786:
6722:
6642:
6543:
6521:
6375:
6330:
5357:
3071:
3062:
Historical data only – AFN Prime Atlantic/AFN Benelux (NTSC)
2530:
2402:(mainstream hits and yesterday's favorites, programming from
2142:
2029:
AFN viewers abroad witnessed live television coverage of the
1992:
1910:
1822:
1422:
Radio, and later television, to U.S. troops stationed in the
1358:
1061:
1057:
952:, which broadcast in Eastern European languages, AFN was not
784:
780:
745:
431:
379:
367:
363:
326:) is a government television and radio broadcast service the
263:
186:
9026:
8939:
The Story of American Forces Network (AFN) – The Big Picture
1361:
established diplomatic relations in 1979, the AFN branch in
346:
and consists of 15 subordinate stations in the countries of
27:
Broadcast service operated by the United States Armed Forces
10007:
10002:
9912:
9907:
9881:
9876:
9866:
9861:
9846:
9836:
9811:
9785:
7947:"El Canal en manos panameñas ha aportado $ 16.818 millones"
7933:"Canal 8 cierra el 1 de julio luego de laborar por 50 años"
7104:
6912:
6688:
6357:
6205:
6034:
5823:
2980:
2730:
2700:
2658:
2383:
rounds out the political talk lineup on The Voice channel.
2023:
1775:
1491:
1458:, which began in 1987 as SCN Honduras, now broadcasts from
1377:
withdrew all its troops stationed in Taiwan (including the
1329:
1040:
820:
over CBS's short wave network "La Cadena de Las Americas".
776:
447:
247:
7691:, Marvin Zonis, Princeton University Press, 1976, page 247
2990:
AFN frequencies and transmitters by country (alphabetical)
2059:
There have been ongoing plans for transitioning AFN TV to
1679:
In 1946, AFN Europe headquarters relocated from London to
1447:
when U.S. troops were removed from that country under the
1026:
whole team of reporters and technicians was sent to cover
639:, using equipment and studio facilities borrowed from the
10162:
English-language television stations in the United States
9105:
7663:, Volume 7, Cambridge University Press, 1989, pp. 810–811
6194:
6023:
5812:
2708:
2684:
2680:
2672:
2668:
2482:
1914:
AFN Iraq on-air radio studio. Baghdad, Iraq (April 2004).
1767:
722:
686:
229:
8641:
7279:
7277:
1479:. Currently, the U.S. Navy provides the only shortwave
9693:
NHK Kitakyushu is the sub opt-out of NHK Fukuoka on TV
8414:
7906:
7455:
Dissonant Divas in Chicana Music: The Limits of La Onda
7362:. Westport CT: Greenwood Publishing Group. p. 21.
4284:
Long wire antenna on wooden 20-meter (66 ft) tower
8713:. American Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS)
8681:"5th Signal deactivating outdated AFN TV transmitters"
8223:"El 10 de julio se licitará la frecuencia del canal 8"
8137:"Gobierno divide en cuatro las frecuencias de canal 8"
7563:
The Directory of the Armed Forces Radio Service Series
7540:
1426:
was provided initially by Armed Forces Radio (AFN) at
1209:
in January/February 1968 and replaced by a station in
1115:
grounds, instead carrying cowboy or detective movies.
986:
was used. The program was popular throughout Northern
552:, there were several radio stations based in American
510:, located six miles away, had no radio station, while
10061:
7702:
Iran 69: An Independent Survey of the Iranian Economy
7477:"German Listening: Amerikanischer Soldatensender AFN"
7274:
5605:. 1 kW. Station uses the on-air ID "Power 1575".
1937:, an Army Reserve unit based in southern California.
1118:
Following the nationalization of the privately owned
823:
410:
established the Armed Forces Radio Service (AFRS) in
7621:, Hamid Naficy, Duke University Press, 2011, page 46
7566:
Harry MacKenzie, Greeenwood Press, CT. 1999, p. 198
1918:
AFN-Iraq began broadcasting in December 2003 on the
990:, especially in the liberated countries such as the
482:
was built to defend and was an integral part of the
252:
Mr. James Alexander (Director, AFN Broadcast Center)
5640:. 20 kW. Station uses the on-air ID "Wave 89".
3005:This list related to film, television, or video is
843:On 10 July 1945, the first AFN station in occupied
796:
Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
627:
being interviewed by the Armed Forces Radio Service
7996:, Volume 18, Issues 23–25, Zitty Verlag GmbH, 1994
2960:can be accessed where it is not available through
2089:diplomatic personnel and their families overseas.
1833:AFN-Kwajalein at the Reagan Missile Test Range on
1690:In 1966, AFN Europe headquarters relocated to the
1672:until 1994. However, it was only available in the
6284:in Morón de la Frontera, Seville. (0.015 kW)
1268:Engineers (PAE). ARS stayed on the air until the
909:. (Eight remain on the air today. See article on
292:Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs
10133:
8401:"AFN Internet radio service goes global Tuesday"
7848:"Rock Radio Scrapbook: AFVN: The GI's Companion"
7824:
7822:
2010:AFN went on the air 29 May with service at the
685:Fearing competition for civilian audiences, the
10172:Mass media of the military of the United States
7433:Records of the Office of Inter-American Affairs
7390:Bronfman, Alejanda; Wood, Andrew Grant (2012).
4352:34-meter-tall (112 ft) guyed mast radiator
4167:65-meter-tall (213 ft) guyed mast radiator
4029:54-meter-tall (177 ft) guyed mast radiator
4010:45-meter-tall (148 ft) guyed mast radiator
3991:48-meter-tall (157 ft) guyed mast radiator
3825:37-meter-tall (121 ft) guyed mast radiator
3757:61-meter-tall (200 ft) guyed mast radiator
3738:45-meter-tall (148 ft) guyed mast radiator
3614:65-meter-tall (213 ft) guyed mast radiator
3565:54-meter-tall (177 ft) guyed mast radiator
2510:a smaller but more widespread naval broadcast.
1982:
8107:"Gobierno no fija aún precio base del Canal 8"
8077:"Preocupa suspensión de licitación de canal 8"
7968:"Stars and Stripes (European Edition Archives"
7962:
7960:
4303:30-meter-tall (98 ft) guyed mast radiator
2737:, and other auto and motorcycle racing series.
2092:AFN-TV is available to authorized viewers by "
1967:AFN Afghanistan operated out of a building on
1712:In 2014, AFN Europe headquarters relocated to
1701:In 2004, AFN Europe headquarters relocated to
835:broadcasting the Armed Forces Radio Service's
9725:
9074:
8636:
8634:
7907:"AFTN – The American Forces Thailand Network"
7819:
7607:, Issues 39–40, Television Digest, Inc., 1969
7483:(in German and English). 2015. Archived from
1962:
1926:. The first song on the air was "Freedom" by
1213:. AFVN's headquarters station was located in
1087:An AFRTS radio station became operational in
1071:Canadian and American television personality
806:initiatives. Included among the programs was
744:, its operational headquarters soon moved to
10222:United States Department of Defense agencies
8349:"AFN brings one more channel to the line up"
8167:"Piden que canal 8 sea televisión educativa"
7805:
7389:
450:in San Francisco, whose origins come from a
10024:Shortwave broadcasting in the United States
8021:"Korean cable firms to stop AFN broadcasts"
7957:
7779:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (
7666:
7598:
7596:
4704:193-meter-tall (633 ft) concrete tower
2950:AFN The voice: Short-form news updates and
2475:(liberal and conservative talk programming)
2033:on the United States on 11 September 2001.
1475:, AFRTS has shifted its emphasis away from
464:began broadcasting from the U.S. Army base
121:Armed Forces Radio & Television Service
9732:
9718:
9081:
9067:
9013:
8631:
8375:"AFN to tweak decoder settings, June 4-24"
7756:
7719:, Volume 16, Echo of Iran., 1977, page 125
7393:Media Sound & Culture in Latin America
3152:102.1 FM: Top 40, urban, dance, rock music
2067:All programming delivered by satellite is
1905:
1532:British Forces Broadcasting Service (BFBS)
10182:Military units and formations in Maryland
7871:
7732:American Forces Network Radio (1950-2012)
7355:
5590:. Station uses the on-air ID "Eagle 810".
3149:1340 AM: News and talk radio rebroadcasts
1583:Some of AFN's broadcasters have previous
87:Learn how and when to remove this message
10217:Television networks in the United States
8899:"myAFN - American Forces Network Online"
8848:"myAFN - American Forces Network Online"
8197:"Fijan fecha para licitación de Canal 8"
7878:. Oxford University Press. p. 372.
7830:"AFVN – American Forces Vietnam Network"
7593:
7319:. Afrts.dodmedia.osd.mil. Archived from
7080:
6534:
6368:Channel 34 (UHF) (former Channel 2 VHF)
5474:
5232:, while others are controlled by German
2371:On 5 December 2005, liberal/progressive
1909:
1234:and later became the basis for the film
827:
721:approached, the network joined with the
615:
600:
579:
9337:NIB Nagasaki International Broadcasting
7708:
7638:
7505:
7423:
6807:
2667:and live and delayed broadcasts of the
2007:, to inform and entertain U.S. forces.
1574:Base Closure and Realignment Commission
1526:(OASD-PA). Editorial control is by the
1225:" from World War II. A number of local
729:to develop programs especially for the
14:
10134:
9743:stations located in the United States
8731:
8403:. Stars and Stripes. 29 November 2013.
8259:from the original on 23 September 2023
7610:
7512:(in German). GRIN Verlag. p. 73.
7335:
6168:Young adult alternative/80's and 90's
5968:Young adult alternative/80's and 90's
1603:
1598:
1395:American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei
1367:Yangmingshan American Military Housing
693:(transmissions were allowed only from
119:Armed Forces Radio Service (1942-1954)
9713:
9062:
7739:from the original on 21 December 2021
7728:
7680:
7646:Communications and Development Review
7469:
5619:United States Fleet Activities Sasebo
5274:
3120:106.5 FM: SHAPE, Casteau (200 W)
1935:222nd Broadcast Operations Detachment
1723:
1560:. Before 1997, DINFOS was located at
1534:, for example, is independent of the
1284:" as a signal for Americans that the
1156:National Iranian Radio and Television
8963:History of AFRTS: The first 50 years
8758:
8734:"Steady Rockin' in Fidel's Backyard"
8381:from the original on 26 January 2019
7836:from the original on 6 October 2009.
7585:"Musical Ambassadors, Soldiers, Too"
7499:
7343:History of AFRTS, the First 50 Years
7185:Canadian Forces Radio and Television
3163:
2993:
2755:
1391:International Community Radio Taipei
1379:United States Taiwan Defense Command
1022:initiatives in the post war period.
36:
10152:Direct broadcast satellite services
8952:1980's AFN Special "An Inside Look"
7652:
7180:British Forces Broadcasting Service
4813:(in exchange for Grosser Feldberg)
2426:AFN Legacy – Deep Classic Rock Gems
2346:Titillating Sports with Rick Tittle
1770:terrestrial TV outlet – located on
970:network at 19:00 CET. The host was
802:network while supporting America's
714:, (including Britain), after dark.
24:
8920:
8644:. American Forces Network Pacific.
8642:"Welcome to AFN Go Internet Radio"
8415:"Welcome to AFN Go Internet Radio"
7635:, Volume 77, SMPTE, 1968, page 512
7073:
6258:are managed by the U.S. military.
2936:AFN Powertalk: Politically driven
2864:
2451:(sports programming from ESPN and
2114:
1828:
1694:quarter of Frankfurt, adjacent to
1653:, which went on the air in…1975".
1466:
1417:
1201:, the latter being overrun by the
1109:Military Assistance Advisory Group
892:
824:Post-war contraction and expansion
674:as they made preparations for the
374:. AFN Pacific is headquartered at
25:
10243:
10177:Organizations established in 1942
9347:NCC Nagasaki Cultural Telecasting
8988:
8873:"AFN Viewer's Lounge for Koreans"
8417:. American Forces Network Europe.
8355:from the original on 18 July 2024
8229:from the original on 29 June 2023
8203:from the original on 29 June 2023
8177:from the original on 29 June 2023
8147:from the original on 29 June 2023
8117:from the original on 29 June 2023
8087:from the original on 29 June 2023
7220:Radio Forces Françaises de Berlin
5748:Approximate Geographical Location
4422:Now used by Star FM Maximum Rock
2747:
2410:. Formerly known as "AFN Hot AC")
2054:
1357:Before the United States and the
1170:As the U.S. military presence in
727:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
560:, primarily for troops on jungle
536:The first radio station began in
382:and consists of nine stations in
10232:Defunct shortwave radio stations
10119:
10107:
10095:
10083:
10071:
10036:
9744:
9648:Nippon Television Network System
8993:
8946:
8933:
8732:Martin, Emily R. (26 May 2017).
7125:12.1335 MHz day & night
6288:
5694:Currently active radio & TV:
5599:Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni
5234:public broadcasting corporations
3199:
3167:
3070:, (Kortenberg) oriented towards
2997:
2375:and conservative talk show host
1959:. AFN-Iraq signed off in 2011.
1811:
1335:In April 1970, a battle-damaged
1292:'s record from 1968 was played.
1165:
1028:the 24-hour auto race at Le Mans
920:of 1948–1949, planes headed for
654:and sports broadcast. That day,
641:British Broadcasting Corporation
107:
41:
10157:English-language radio stations
9400:KAB Kumamoto Asahi Broadcasting
8967:U.S. Government Printing Office
8891:
8865:
8840:
8818:
8804:
8790:
8776:
8725:
8699:
8687:. AdvantiPro GmbH. 16 July 2010
8673:
8660:afn-now.experience.crmforce.mil
8648:
8617:
8603:
8589:
8575:
8561:
8547:
8533:
8519:
8505:
8491:
8477:
8463:
8449:
8435:
8421:
8407:
8393:
8367:
8341:
8319:
8297:
8271:
8241:
8215:
8189:
8159:
8129:
8099:
8069:
8039:
8013:
7999:
7985:
7939:
7925:
7899:
7865:
7840:
7795:Iran "NIRT International Radio"
7787:
7757:Bahram9821 (11 February 2012),
7750:
7722:
7694:
7624:
7577:
7555:
7533:
7426:"Records of the Radio Division"
7210:Inter-Services Public Relations
7159:See: AFN Shortwave Frequencies
7135:5.4465 MHz day & night
6293:
5711:
4380:Description of transmitter site
3216:Description of transmitter site
2697:women's NCAA college basketball
1509:
1082:
1016:Seventh Army Symphony Orchestra
575:
506:) Army base. The small town of
150:United States Department of War
10147:1942 establishments in England
9390:KKT Kumamoto Kenmin Television
8711:American Forces Network Europe
8249:"AFN goes HD in Europe Dec 12"
7716:Iran Almanac and Book of Facts
7677:, Echo of Iran, 1974, page 129
7674:Iran Almanac and Book of Facts
7447:
7417:
7383:
7349:
7309:
7248:
7130:7.811 MHz day & night
5661:
5582:. 50 kW transmitted from
4960:Aerial on AM broadcasting mast
4911:Aerial on AM broadcasting mast
4844:Aerial on AM broadcasting mast
2817:
2036:During military operations in
1842:and rebroadcast on channel 8.
1751:Korean Broadcasting Commission
1731:
1683:Castle on the western edge of
1538:and the British armed forces.
1520:Assistant Secretary of Defense
1343:ten years that AFTN operated.
1272:in April 1975. It was to play
1060:, Army broadcasters set up in
13:
1:
10052:1. CP granted, not yet on air
9587:QAB Ryukyu Asahi Broadcasting
9241:KBC Kyushu Asahi Broadcasting
9037:Armed Forces Network, Pacific
7660:The Cambridge History of Iran
7256:"The American Forces Network"
7241:
5716:Table of AFN-transmitters in
5082:Transmits AFN Kaiserslautern
5013:Transmits AFN Kaiserslautern
4617:Shut down on 19 January 2017
3811:Shut down on 27 January 2016
2971:with mobile applications for
2760:
2489:
2189:WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour
1939:"Always There and on the Air"
1051:
212:28 manned locations worldwide
9524:MBC Minaminihon Broadcasting
9027:Armed Forces Network, Europe
9021:Armed Forces Network, Europe
8976:. Praeger Publishing (2001).
5952:Eskan Village (Al-Kharj Rd.)
5912:Eskan Village (Al-Kharj Rd.)
5880:Eskan Village (Al-Kharj Rd.)
5848:Eskan Village (Al-Kharj Rd.)
3500:Shut down on 31 August 2014
3377:Shut down on 31 October 2016
2481:(public radio programs from
2445:(News, talk and information)
2277:Kidd Kraddick in the Morning
2125:public service announcements
1983:Operations in Western Europe
1408:
1039:to withdraw its forces from
658:Syl Binkin became the first
540:, on what was then known as
480:Fort Greeley, Delta Junction
32:Armed Forces Radio (Nigeria)
7:
9459:OAB Oita Asahi Broadcasting
8983:. Turner Publishing (1992).
8875:. Afn.co.kr. Archived from
8812:"Freewave Nostalgie |"
8798:"Freewave Nostalgie |"
8784:"Freewave Nostalgie |"
8739:Joint Task Force Guantanamo
7506:Graeber, Stephanie (2010).
7162:
6269:AFN Rota Radio – The Eagle
5348:Transmitter Never Completed
5299:Transmitter Never Completed
5256:
3928:Shut down in December 2013
3724:Shut down on 28 April 2014
3619:Shut down on 31 March 1993
3428:Shut down on 15 July 1994,
2513:
1944:After an introduction from
1848:
1545:for their military branch.
1496:Naval Air Station Sigonella
1295:
731:Allied Expeditionary Forces
67:the claims made and adding
10:
10248:
10227:Event management companies
10167:International broadcasters
9544:KKB Kagoshima Broadcasting
7424:Anthony, Edwin D. (1973).
5547:
3159:
3052:
3029:
2973:Android (operating system)
2361:Mr Dad: Positive Parenting
2210:American Country Countdown
1963:Operation Enduring Freedom
1922:shortly after the fall of
1766:(FEN), had one full-power
1749:, USFK requested that the
1550:Defense Information School
1401:. Today, ICRT is the only
1359:People's Republic of China
1350:
1286:final evacuation of Saigon
1079:to further his education.
1077:University of Pennsylvania
966:, which aired on the full
928:tuned their radios to AFN-
646:The first transmission to
564:. The station, located at
441:
401:
29:
18:Armed Forces Radio Network
10192:Radio during World War II
10032:
10016:
9890:
9794:
9753:
9630:
9623:(Okinawa Prefecture only)
9613:
9566:
9513:
9501:MRT Miyazaki Broadcasting
9471:
9422:
9380:RKK Kumamoto Broadcasting
9369:
9327:NBC Nagasaki Broadcasting
9316:
9293:
9251:RKB Mainichi Broadcasting
9230:
9221:
9198:
9113:
9104:
8945:
8932:
8927:
7872:Engelmann, Larry (1990).
7729:Jonny (21 October 2017),
7356:Mackenzie, Harry (1999).
7055:AFN Incirlik – The Eagle
7047:
6574:Camp Carroll, South Korea
6475:Camp Carroll, South Korea
5645:US Television channel 11
5499:AFN The Eagle – 106.0 FM
5239:
4811:Opened on 19 January 2017
3379:(last German AM station)
3277:Shut down on 31 May 2013
3143:Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
2461:(sports programming from
1895:King Khalid Military City
1825:, both starting in 2005.
1346:
1136:Durham Town (The Leavin')
1006:and, to a lesser extent,
881:On 31 December 1945, AFN
298:
284:
273:
259:
216:
206:
155:
145:
127:
115:
106:
9534:KYT Kagoshima Yomiuri TV
9261:FBS Fukuoka Broadcasting
8828:. Myafn.dodmedia.osd.mil
7760:NIRT International Radio
7113:5.765 MHz nighttime
7099:4.319 MHz nighttime
6261:
5470:
4153:mast demolished in 2008
3675:Shut down, 7 March 2014
3462:Kaiserslautern-Otterbach
3328:Mast dismantled in 2009
3240:Directional Antenna Mode
3102:AFN Benelux – The Eagle
2909:Sports Overnight America
2351:Sports Overnight America
2327:A Prairie Home Companion
2151:
1953:Niki Cage in the Morning
1899:JAM Creative Productions
1762:AFN Japan, formerly the
1757:
1668:AFN TV was available in
1543:occupational specialties
1449:Torrijos-Carter Treaties
1432:Caribbean Forces Network
1262:AFVN: The GI's Companion
1203:People's Army of Vietnam
1018:in support of America's
498:was resurrected for the
494:. Years later, the name
428:Limestone Air Force Base
250:(Commander, AFN Pacific)
10142:American Forces Network
9761:American Forces Network
9657:All-Nippon News Network
9621:American Forces Network
9577:RBC Ryukyu Broadcasting
9000:American Forces Network
8770:www.fmdx.altervista.org
8685:Kaiserslautern American
7688:Political Elite of Iran
7152:6.35 MHz nighttime
7110:13.362 MHz daytime
7096:12.579 MHz daytime
5723:
5404:(Q-WEST) – 250 W
4897:Moved to 98.5 MHz
4830:Moved to 98.5 MHz
4681:Kaiserslautern-Vogelweh
3155:103.1 FM: Country music
3133:
1906:Operation Iraqi Freedom
1585:commercial broadcasting
962:Especially popular was
412:Los Angeles, California
320:American Forces Network
241:(Commander, AFN Europe)
102:American Forces Network
9047:AFN Bavaria livestream
8903:myafn.dodmedia.osd.mil
8327:"Annoying commercials"
8283:Defense Media Activity
7147:10.32 MHz daytime
7086:
5492:
5402:Qayyarah Airfield West
5205:Transmits AFN Bavaria
5135:Transmits AFN Bavaria
4804:Wiesbaden/Mainz-Kastel
4599:Transmits AFN Bavaria
4546:Transmits AFN Bavaria
4458:Transmits AFN Bavaria
4451:Garmisch-Partenkirchen
4440:Transmits AFN Bavaria
4300:Garmisch-Partenkirchen
3631:Stuttgart-Hirschlanden
3141:transmits locally for
2920:contemporary hit radio
2622:ABC World News Tonight
2387:local DJs could play.
2297:The Rush Limbaugh Show
2249:The Bob and Sheri Show
1957:Abbey in the Afternoon
1915:
1562:Fort Benjamin Harrison
1516:Defense Media Activity
1473:satellite broadcasting
1403:English-language radio
1152:
1056:When war broke out in
978:. Later in the 1950s,
847:started broadcasting:
840:
628:
613:
598:
538:Delta Junction, Alaska
526:area. The sign-off at
392:March Air Reserve Base
278:Defense Media Activity
199:(AFN Broadcast Center)
133:; 82 years ago
10187:Peabody Award winners
9433:OBS Oita Broadcasting
9002:at Wikimedia Commons
7852:rockradioscrapbook.ca
7260:MilitaryBenefits.info
7084:
6535:AM Radio (Thunder AM)
6144:21.52583°N 39.16444°E
6008:24.68111°N 46.62028°E
5797:24.58306°N 46.86083°E
5751:Channel Name (Slogan)
5478:
4383:geographical location
4363:
4324:47.48278°N 11.05556°E
4256:49.32139°N 10.59556°E
4207:49.22056°N 11.85333°E
4137:48.35222°N 10.85528°E
3963:50.05167°N 10.17528°E
3914:49.88806°N 10.92333°E
3537:48.24444°N 11.74500°E
3414:52.46306°N 13.29056°E
3363:49.64472°N 11.78361°E
3312:49.71306°N 11.91167°E
3219:Geographical location
2954:of Powertalk programs
2689:NCAA college football
1913:
1528:Department of Defense
1237:Good Morning, Vietnam
1144:
1002:(the northern part),
831:
619:
604:
583:
490:closed at the end of
396:Riverside, California
10212:Television in Europe
9131:Kitakyushu (Fukuoka)
9090:Broadcast television
9052:11 July 2022 at the
9023:at usarmygermany.com
8351:. 22 December 2006.
7590:, August 1958. p 60
7195:Channel 5 (Thailand)
7142:Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
6808:FM Radio (AFN Eagle)
4981:49.94306°N 6.54139°E
4932:49.79056°N 9.98167°E
4865:49.43278°N 8.64500°E
4725:48.76361°N 9.20556°E
4088:50.59083°N 8.71833°E
3865:49.79056°N 9.98167°E
3797:51.16722°N 6.39889°E
3710:49.43278°N 8.64500°E
3656:48.82861°N 9.03639°E
3586:49.94306°N 6.54139°E
3486:49.49083°N 7.71750°E
3262:50.18306°N 8.61250°E
3011:adding missing items
2635:AFN Family/AFN Pulse
2105:government shutdowns
2044:(launched in 2003).
1554:Fort George G. Meade
1290:Tennessee Ernie Ford
1140:U.S. national anthem
680:Nazi-occupied Europe
9754:Government stations
9688:Fuji Network System
9644:Nippon News Network
9042:AFN Go, AFN Pacific
8707:"Radio Frequencies"
8255:. 6 December 2017.
8057:on 13 December 2014
7604:Television Factbook
7323:on 15 December 2009
7297:on 20 February 2012
7235:Zvezda (TV channel)
7085:QSL card from AFRTS
6230:Jeddah U.S. Embassy
6187:Jeddah U.S. Embassy
6140: /
6123:Jeddah U.S. Embassy
6091:Riyadh U.S. Embassy
6059:Riyadh U.S. Embassy
6004: /
5987:Riyadh U.S. Embassy
5793: /
5729:
5422:FOB Brassfield-Mora
5314:Al Taqaddum Airbase
4977: /
4928: /
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4721: /
4688:now 105.1 MHz
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3117:, Peer (200 W)
2049:digital compression
1778:) TV signal served
1696:Hessischer Rundfunk
1604:European operations
1599:Television services
1536:Ministry of Defence
1471:With the advent of
1405:service in Taiwan.
792:Department of State
608:interviews actress
594:Command Performance
208:Number of locations
169:(Main headquarters)
103:
10207:Television in Asia
9666:Japan News Network
9281:TNC TV Nishinippon
9032:AFN Go, AFN Europe
8826:"myAFN Affiliates"
8143:. 10 August 2000.
7802:, 11 February 2012
7487:on 18 October 2015
7087:
6275:Naval Station Rota
6241:1980s & 1990s
6149:21.52583; 39.16444
6098:Mainstream Country
6013:24.68111; 46.62028
5855:Mainstream Country
5802:24.58306; 46.86083
5728:
5699:107.9 MHz FM
5603:Iwakuni, Yamaguchi
5588:Greater Tokyo Area
5523:AFN Power Network
5493:
5454:107.7 MHz FM
5373:107.3 MHz FM
5354:105.1 MHz FM
5336:104.5 MHz FM
5321:101.1 MHz FM
5266:Soto Cano Air Base
5262:106.3 MHz FM
5249:Souda Bay Air Base
5245:106.3 MHz FM
5040:Hessisch Oldendorf
4329:47.48278; 11.05556
4261:49.32139; 10.59556
4232:Ansbach-Katterbach
4212:49.22056; 11.85333
4142:48.35222; 10.85528
3977:Shut down in 2014
3968:50.05167; 10.17528
3919:49.88806; 10.92333
3879:Shut down in 2008
3551:Shut down in 2005
3542:48.24444; 11.74500
3430:Mast demolished on
3419:52.46306; 13.29056
3368:49.64472; 11.78361
3317:49.71306; 11.91167
3179:. You can help by
3009:; you can help by
2886:AFN Freedom Rock:
2567:(Middle East) and
2561:AFN Prime Atlantic
2098:terrestrial signal
1916:
1724:Pacific operations
1460:Soto Cano Air Base
1445:Republic of Panama
1248:, Les Coleman and
1127:'s 57th birthday.
1020:cultural diplomacy
841:
804:cultural diplomacy
755:continued to push
629:
614:
599:
101:
52:possibly contains
10059:
10058:
9707:
9706:
9684:Fuji News Network
9609:
9608:
9217:
9216:
8998:Media related to
8979:Trent Christman:
8972:Patrick Morley: '
8958:
8957:
8329:. 6 February 2017
8253:Stuttgart Citizen
8199:. 24 March 2001.
8083:. 28 March 2000.
8027:. 7 November 2007
7583:Kenner, James L.
7215:Israel Army Radio
7119:Key West, Florida
7068:Incirlik Air Base
7061:Incirlik Air Base
6482:Channel 58 (UHF)
6395:Channel 49 (UHF)
6354:Channel 19 (UHF)
6327:Channel 12 (VHF)
6245:
6244:
6163:Today's Best Hits
5963:Today's Best Hits
5630:89.1 MHz FM
5595:1575 kHz AM
5287:93.3 MHz FM
5226:
5225:
5145:Mannheim-Käfertal
4986:49.94306; 6.54139
4937:49.79056; 9.98167
4870:49.43278; 8.64500
4730:48.76361; 9.20556
4361:
4360:
4151:Shut down in 1998
4093:50.59083; 8.71833
3870:49.79056; 9.98167
3802:51.16722; 6.39889
3715:49.43278; 8.64500
3661:48.82861; 9.03639
3591:49.94306; 6.54139
3491:49.49083; 7.71750
3432:14 December 1996
3326:Shut down in 2008
3267:50.18306; 8.61250
3197:
3196:
3041:106.3 FM: serves
3027:
3026:
2930:AFN's Joe radio:
2903:The Jim Rome Show
2756:Regional stations
2573:AFN Prime Freedom
2569:AFN Prime Pacific
2565:AFN Prime Freedom
2501:sexual harassment
2467:Sports Byline USA
2416:(country/western)
2408:Premiere Networks
2228:programs such as
2123:AFN also inserts
2031:terrorist attacks
1893:, Al Jubayl, and
1821:(now Oye TV) and
1629:Stars and Stripes
1618:Ramstein Air Base
1430:and later as the
1424:Panama Canal Zone
1375:U.S. armed forces
1037:Charles de Gaulle
1012:Samuel Hans Adler
984:Belle of the ball
950:Radio Free Europe
839:radio show (1947)
558:Panama Canal Zone
316:
315:
246:Michael Hertzog,
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10043:Radio portal
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9891:Defunct stations
9795:Private stations
9776:Voice of America
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7205:Far East Network
7200:DoD News Channel
7038:...) (5 kW)
7009:South Gyeongsang
6987:North Gyeongsang
6979:North Gyeongsang
6821:South Gyeongsang
6766:North Gyeongsang
6756:South Gyeongsang
6647:South Gyeongsang
6570:North Gyeongsang
6548:North Gyeongsang
6471:North Gyeongsang
6335:North Gyeongsang
6320:South Gyeongsang
6302:Channel 2 (VHF)
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6071:Alternative rock
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5892:Alternative rock
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5745:Transmitter site
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5623:Sasebo, Nagasaki
5572:810 kHz AM
5553:648 kHz AM
5481:Prince Amukamara
5412:FOB Blue Diamond
5398:) – 200 W
5388:) – 250 W
5362:Camp Diamondback
5230:Deutsche Telekom
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2898:Fox Sports Radio
2888:Alternative rock
2628:CBS Evening News
2610:NBC Nightly News
2556:General Hospital
2463:Fox Sports Radio
2437:AFN Freedom Rock
2422:(urban rhythmic)
2163:rhythm and blues
2087:State Department
1973:Pentagon Channel
1764:Far East Network
1743:cable television
1739:Yongsan Garrison
1703:Coleman Barracks
1644:That next year,
1383:Washington, D.C.
1337:RF-4C Phantom II
964:Music in the Air
911:German Knowledge
853:George S. Patton
833:Lionel Barrymore
544:. It was called
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8921:Further reading
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8746:on 27 July 2021
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8377:. 21 May 2013.
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8307:. 15 March 2018
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8113:. 25 May 2000.
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6959:Kunsan Air Base
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6741:Kunsan Air Base
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6457:Kunsan Air Base
6445:) (1005 W)
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7036:K-16 Airbase
7028:USAG Yongsan
7001:)(1 kW)
6999:Camp Carroll
6971:(505 W)
6969:South Jeolla
6955:North Jeolla
6899:Camp Jackson
6895:Camp Stanley
6848:Camp Stanley
6823:(250 W)
6799:K-16 Airbase
6791:USAG Yongsan
6768:(250 W)
6758:(250 W)
6737:North Jeolla
6729:(250 W)
6705:(250 W)
6632:Camp Jackson
6628:Camp Stanley
6601:Camp Jackson
6597:Camp Stanley
6560:Camp Carroll
6528:(100 W)
6502:Camp Stanley
6453:North Jeolla
6415:Camp Stanley
6388:K-16 Airbase
6380:USAG Yongsan
6347:Camp Carroll
6322:(100 W)
6312:(100 W)
6297:
6266:
6265:
6256:Saudi Arabia
6252:Transmitters
6246:
5718:Saudi Arabia
5715:
5712:Saudi Arabia
5693:
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5386:LSA Anaconda
5347:
5344:FOB Warhorse
5329:COB Speicher
5308:Camp Baharia
5298:
5282:
5281:
5276:
5227:
5195:0.25 kW
5107:0.05 kW
5072:0.02 kW
4905:0.16 kW
4742:transmitter
4657:100 MHz
4536:0.25 kW
4466:0.02 kW
4448:0.05 kW
4045:Bad Hersfeld
3670:Operated by
3234:Weisskirchen
3227:873 kHz
3188:October 2022
3185:
3181:adding to it
3176:
3137:
3130:
3127:(100 W)
3099:
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3057:
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3037:AFN Bahrain
3034:
3033:
3018:October 2021
3015:
2968:
2966:
2958:
2942:conservative
2907:
2901:
2894:Sports radio
2880:AFN Legacy:
2868:
2830:Diego Garcia
2821:
2764:
2751:
2740:
2715:AFN Sports 2
2714:
2664:SportsCenter
2662:
2654:
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2579:AFN Spectrum
2578:
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2478:
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2442:
2439:(Rock music)
2436:
2433:('80s, '90s)
2430:
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2404:Westwood One
2399:
2389:
2385:
2377:Sean Hannity
2370:
2365:
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2337:Doug Stephan
2335:
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2178:
2159:classic rock
2155:
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2118:
2109:blacking out
2102:
2091:
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2058:
2046:
2035:
2028:
2009:
1986:
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1966:
1956:
1952:
1943:
1938:
1932:
1917:
1879:
1867:Desert Storm
1859:Saudi Arabia
1852:
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1566:Indianapolis
1552:(DINFOS) at
1547:
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1510:Organization
1506:and others.
1488:Diego Garcia
1470:
1453:
1436:Fort Clayton
1421:
1412:
1373:. After the
1356:
1341:
1334:
1299:
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1257:
1235:
1227:disc jockeys
1219:
1176:
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1098:
1086:
1083:Pahlavi Iran
1070:
1055:
1024:
983:
976:Victor Young
963:
961:
938:
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907:World War II
896:
880:
865:
842:
837:Concert Hall
836:
809:Viva America
807:
789:
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739:
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684:
664:transmitters
645:
637:World War II
630:
592:
589:Jane Russell
576:World War II
566:Fort Clayton
550:World War II
535:
492:World War II
478:
460:
445:
436:
405:
384:Diego Garcia
323:
319:
317:
179:(AFN Europe)
156:Headquarters
98:
83:
74:
51:
9771:Radio Martí
9443:TOS TV Oita
9304:STS Saga TV
9200:Educational
8883:31 December
8031:31 December
8025:Stripes.com
7766:24 November
7743:18 November
7327:31 December
7225:Radio Wolga
7032:Camp Market
7011:(50 W)
6991:Camp Walker
6929:(50 W)
6919:(50 W)
6874:(50 W)
6832:Dongducheon
6795:Camp Market
6774:(50 W)
6695:(5 kW)
6649:(5 kW)
6612:Dongducheon
6552:Camp Walker
6427:(5 kW)
6399:Dongducheon
6384:Camp Market
6339:Camp Walker
6289:South Korea
6147: /
6011: /
5800: /
5739:Signal Type
5671:Soesterberg
5662:Netherlands
5649:Camp Foster
5557:Camp Kinser
5485:Amobi Okoye
5462:Camp Slayer
5215:Bremerhaven
5160:0.3 kW
4984: /
4957:Spangdahlem
4935: /
4868: /
4801:0.5 kW
4728: /
4696:100 kW
4642:0.1 kW
4592:Grafenwoehr
4574:Bad Aibling
4571:0.1 kW
4397:Schweinfurt
4394:0.1 kW
4327: /
4259: /
4210: /
4140: /
4091: /
4007:Wildflecken
3966: /
3939:Schweinfurt
3917: /
3868: /
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3659: /
3611:Bremerhaven
3589: /
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3366: /
3315: /
3265: /
3230:150 kW
3092:(10 W)
3074:(2 kW)
3058:Television:
3043:NSA Bahrain
2818:AFN Pacific
2803:Spangdahlem
2703:soccer and
2643:Nickelodeon
2587:WGN America
2551:soap operas
2535:court shows
2485:and others)
2420:AFN Gravity
2414:AFN Country
2381:Alan Colmes
2316:Motley Fool
2287:Kim Komando
2268:Tech Nation
2219:AFN Country
2197:Casey Kasem
2193:AFN Country
2038:Afghanistan
2022:along with
2014:airport in
1747:South Korea
1732:South Korea
1720:, Germany.
1709:, Germany.
1670:West Berlin
1663:Soesterberg
1651:Bremerhaven
1500:Puerto Rico
1274:Bing Crosby
1205:during the
992:Netherlands
916:During the
668:U.S. troops
648:U.S. troops
610:Alida Valli
542:Fort Greely
496:Fort Greely
488:Fort Greely
456:Radio Tokyo
388:South Korea
358:, Germany,
123:(1954-2009)
10136:Categories
10114:Television
9675:TX Network
9271:TVQ Kyushu
9223:Commercial
8908:11 October
8857:11 October
7977:11 October
7951:Metrolibre
7857:11 October
7813:Intermedia
7572:0313308128
7379:0313308128
7242:References
7175:AFN Berlin
7170:Chris Noel
7066:107.1 FM:
7044:resource:
7020:Yongsan-gu
6995:Camp Henry
6854:Pyeongtaek
6844:Camp Casey
6783:Yongsan-gu
6709:Pyeongtaek
6624:Camp Casey
6556:Camp Henry
6508:Pyeongtaek
6498:Camp Sears
6411:Camp Casey
6372:Yongsan-gu
6343:Camp Henry
6294:Television
6273:102.5 FM:
6176:250 W
6135:39°09′52″E
6132:21°31′33″N
6112:250 W
5999:46°37′13″E
5996:24°40′52″N
5941:100 W
5901:100 W
5869:100 W
5837:100 W
5788:46°51′39″E
5785:24°34′59″N
5762:100 W
5688:Television
5447:Camp Bucca
5222:Shut down
5187:Shut down
5170:Shut down
5152:Shut down
5117:Shut down
5110:Heidelberg
5099:Shut down
5075:Baumholder
5064:Shut down
5047:Shut down
5030:Shut down
4969:49°56′35″N
4946:Shut down
4920:49°47′26″N
4879:Shut down
4853:49°25′58″N
4841:Heidelberg
4823:Grafenwöhr
4776:Shut down
4759:Shut down
4713:48°45′49″N
4670:Shut down
4660:15 kW
4652:Shut down
4634:Shut down
4627:Birkenfeld
4607:50 kW
4581:Shut down
4563:Shut down
4528:Shut down
4510:Shut down
4493:Shut down
4476:Shut down
4404:Shut down
4357:Shut down
4346:300 W
4338:Shut down
4312:47°28′58″N
4297:300 W
4289:Shut down
4281:Regensburg
4278:300 W
4270:Shut down
4247:10°35′44″E
4244:49°19′17″N
4229:300 W
4221:Shut down
4198:11°51′12″E
4195:49°13′14″N
4180:300 W
4172:Shut down
4164:Crailsheim
4161:300 W
4128:10°51′19″E
4102:Shut down
4076:50°35′27″N
4061:300 W
4053:Shut down
4042:300 W
4034:Shut down
4023:300 W
4015:Shut down
4004:300 W
3996:shut down
3985:300 W
3954:10°10′31″E
3936:300 W
3905:10°55′24″E
3902:49°53′17″N
3887:300 W
3853:49°47′26″N
3838:300 W
3830:Shut down
3819:300 W
3762:Shut down
3743:Shut down
3698:49°25′58″N
3686:Heidelberg
3644:48°49′43″N
3627:10 kW
3600:Shut down
3574:49°56′35″N
3528:11°44′42″E
3525:48°14′40″N
3508:40 kW
3474:49°29′27″N
3459:10 kW
3451:Shut down
3440:10 kW
3405:13°17′26″E
3402:52°27′47″N
3387:10 kW
3351:49°38′41″N
3336:10 kW
3303:11°54′42″E
3300:49°42′47″N
3288:Grafenwöhr
3285:10 kW
3250:50°10′59″N
3139:Radio GTMO
3123:107.9 FM:
3113:106.2 FM:
3106:101.7 FM:
3007:incomplete
2952:timeshifts
2938:talk radio
2932:Adult hits
2892:AFN FANS:
2761:AFN Europe
2655:AFN Sports
2598:Ugly Betty
2543:game shows
2539:talk shows
2497:Ad Council
2490:Television
2449:AFN Clutch
2373:Ed Schultz
2318:Radio Show
2226:talk radio
2223:syndicated
2215:Kix Brooks
2207:) and the
2136:Super Bowl
2129:Ad Council
1498:in Italy,
1351:See also:
1254:Chris Noel
1246:Lee Hansen
1052:Korean War
1004:Luxembourg
849:AFN Munich
332:Fort Meade
268:Television
218:Key people
197:California
163:Fort Meade
138:1942-05-26
61:improve it
9918:KYOI/KHBI
9515:Kagoshima
9179:Kagoshima
8656:"Support"
7543:. Afvn.nl
7481:about.com
7441:73-600146
7059:1590 AM:
6923:Chuncheon
6883:Uijeongbu
6699:Chuncheon
6585:Uijeongbu
6486:Uijeongbu
6459:...) and
6306:Chuncheon
6280:92.1 FM:
6219:50 W
6202:Talkshows
6080:30 W
6048:10 W
6031:Talkshows
5976:21 W
5820:Talkshows
5733:Frequency
5565:kilowatts
5437:FOB Sykes
5433:Tall Afar
5428:Camp Taji
5392:Nasiriyah
5366:FOB Marez
5125:1 kW
5092:Flensburg
5023:Rheinberg
4972:6°32′29″E
4954:1 kW
4923:9°58′54″E
4890:Illesheim
4856:8°38′42″E
4787:Pirmasens
4716:9°12′20″E
4700:Stuttgart
4678:5 kW
4589:1 kW
4556:Helmstedt
4539:Hohenfels
4518:1 kW
4503:Garlstedt
4486:Memmingen
4412:1 kW
4371:Frequency
4315:11°3′20″E
4183:Hohenfels
4125:48°21′8″N
4110:1 kW
3856:9°58′54″E
3822:Göppingen
3788:6°23′56″E
3785:51°10′2″N
3770:1 kW
3754:Karlsruhe
3751:1 kW
3732:1 kW
3701:8°38′42″E
3683:1 kW
3608:5 kW
3577:6°32′29″E
3559:1 kW
3354:11°47′1″E
3253:8°36′45″E
3207:Frequency
3090:Florennes
2812:Wiesbaden
2806:Stuttgart
2800:Souda Bay
2797:Sigonella
2735:Motocross
2649:AFN Movie
2523:AFN Prime
2453:SportsMap
2240:John Tesh
2127:from the
2083:licensing
2079:copyright
2072:encrypted
1882:Al Jubayl
1875:The Clash
1840:Roi-Namur
1692:Dornbusch
1685:Frankfurt
1614:Air Force
1593:Riverside
1484:shortwave
1477:shortwave
1409:Caribbean
1250:Pat Sajak
1240:starring
1211:Quảng Trị
1187:Nha Trang
1160:U.S. Army
1073:Jim Perry
945:Communist
922:Tempelhof
773:Marseille
666:to reach
587:welcomes
516:Fairbanks
512:Anchorage
500:Big Delta
416:U.S. Army
306:.dodmedia
193:March ARB
77:June 2019
65:verifying
10017:See also
9682:Part of
9673:Part of
9664:Part of
9655:Part of
9642:Part of
9473:Miyazaki
9371:Kumamoto
9318:Nagasaki
9171:Miyazaki
9155:Kumamoto
9147:Nagasaki
9050:Archived
8832:30 April
8625:"AFN Go"
8611:"AFN Go"
8597:"AFN Go"
8583:"AFN Go"
8569:"AFN Go"
8555:"AFN Go"
8541:"AFN Go"
8527:"AFN Go"
8513:"AFN Go"
8499:"AFN Go"
8485:"AFN Go"
8471:"AFN Go"
8457:"AFN Go"
8443:"AFN Go"
8429:"AFN Go"
8379:Archived
8353:Archived
8263:27 March
8257:Archived
8227:Archived
8201:Archived
8175:Archived
8145:Archived
8115:Archived
8085:Archived
7911:aftn.net
7834:Archived
7775:citation
7737:archived
7547:22 April
7301:14 March
7163:See also
6937:Gyeonggi
6917:Gyeonggi
6909:Gyeonggi
6887:Gyeonggi
6858:Gyeonggi
6836:Gyeonggi
6713:Gyeonggi
6693:Gyeonggi
6685:Gyeonggi
6662:Gyeonggi
6616:Gyeonggi
6589:Gyeonggi
6512:Gyeonggi
6490:Gyeonggi
6435:Gyeonggi
6425:Gyeonggi
6403:Gyeonggi
6362:Gyeonggi
6247:The AFN
5443:Umm Qasr
5304:Fallujah
5257:Honduras
4908:Würzburg
4663:Augsburg
4386:Remarks
4377:Location
4113:Augsburg
4079:8°43′6″E
3951:50°3′6″N
3841:Würzburg
3647:9°2′11″E
3477:7°43′3″E
3443:Nürnberg
3222:Remarks
3213:Location
3125:Chièvres
3108:Everberg
3068:Everberg
2983:, &
2785:Incirlik
2705:PGA Tour
2639:Freeform
2616:Fox News
2605:AFN News
2553:such as
2514:Channels
2459:AFN Fans
2356:AFN FANS
2231:Car Talk
1989:Cold War
1946:Lt. Gen.
1849:Gulf War
1796:cable TV
1792:Soldiers
1707:Mannheim
1659:Würzburg
1558:Maryland
1456:Honduras
1441:Honduras
1397:and the
1302:Thailand
1296:Thailand
1183:Qui Nhơn
968:European
958:Soviets.
924:in West
905:) after
798:and the
769:Le Havre
761:Biarritz
725:and the
695:American
676:invasion
652:BBC News
585:Bob Hope
336:Maryland
260:Products
167:Maryland
116:Formerly
10064:Portals
9568:Okinawa
9232:Fukuoka
9187:Okinawa
9123:Fukuoka
9115:General
9098:Okinawa
8969:(1993).
8750:26 July
8717:7 April
8691:7 April
8665:6 April
8385:18 July
8359:18 July
8333:7 April
8311:7 April
8289:22 June
8233:29 June
8207:29 June
8181:29 June
8121:29 June
8091:29 June
8061:6 April
7917:22 June
7891:22 June
7800:YouTube
7525:22 June
7491:22 June
7317:"AFRTS"
7230:VoyenTV
6983:Waegwan
6965:Gwangju
6933:Songtan
6927:Gangwon
6913:Paju-ri
6872:Gangwon
6727:Gangwon
6703:Gangwon
6689:Paju-ri
6658:Songtan
6566:Waegwan
6526:Gangwon
6467:Waegwan
6461:Gwangju
6431:Songtan
6358:Paju-ri
6310:Gangwon
6237:Jack FM
6103:Country
5931:Hip hop
5923:R&B
5918:Gravity
5860:Country
5653:Okinawa
5491:in 2023
5458:Baghdad
5418:Samarra
5291:Baghdad
5198:Vilseck
5128:Ansbach
4645:Bamberg
4064:Giessen
3890:Bamberg
3562:Bitburg
3339:Vilseck
3160:Germany
3083:Casteau
3053:Belgium
3030:Bahrain
2969:AFN|Now
2946:leftist
2940:, both
2857:Yongsan
2845:Okinawa
2836:Iwakuni
2809:Vicenza
2779:Benelux
2776:Bavaria
2773:Bahrain
2527:sitcoms
2479:NPR AFN
2332:NPR AFN
2306:Delilah
2264:NPR AFN
2259:Le Show
2236:NPR AFN
2167:Jack FM
2069:PowerVu
2042:Baghdad
2016:Albania
2005:Hungary
1920:FM band
1891:Dhahran
1788:Sailors
1780:Marines
1772:Okinawa
1718:Sembach
1681:Hoechst
1646:S&S
1638:S&S
1634:S&S
1570:Indiana
1387:Beijing
1310:U-Tapao
1258:GO Show
1223:GI Jive
1195:Da Nang
1105:US Army
1008:Denmark
996:Belgium
956:by the
934:Soviets
903:Germany
872:Germany
868:Germany
845:Germany
816:and to
691:Britain
670:in the
643:(BBC).
635:during
597:(1944).
562:bivouac
532:Kodiak.
466:Greeley
442:Origins
424:England
402:History
352:Belgium
348:Bahrain
344:Germany
299:Website
177:Germany
146:Founder
136: (
128:Founded
59:Please
10090:Europe
9614:Others
9094:Kyushu
8285:. 2015
8151:5 July
7913:. 2015
7882:
7570:
7516:
7462:
7439:
7411:
7400:
7377:
7366:
7190:CCTV-7
7053:Radio:
7048:Turkey
7005:Jinhae
6951:Gunsan
6905:Munsan
6762:Pohang
6752:Jinhae
6733:Gunsan
6681:Munsan
6449:Gunsan
6421:Munsan
6316:Jinhae
6267:Radio:
6226:Jeddah
6222:Stereo
6210:Oldies
6208:&
6200:News,
6183:Jeddah
6159:Hot AC
6119:Jeddah
6087:Riyadh
6083:Stereo
6066:Z Rock
6055:Riyadh
6051:Stereo
6039:Oldies
6037:&
6029:News,
5983:Riyadh
5979:Stereo
5959:Hot AC
5948:Riyadh
5929:&
5908:Riyadh
5887:Z Rock
5876:Riyadh
5844:Riyadh
5828:Oldies
5826:&
5818:News,
5769:Riyadh
5754:Genre
5669:: AFN
5408:Ramadi
5346:) –
5340:Baquba
5325:Tikrit
5297:) –
5268:. 20 W
5240:Greece
5057:Kalkar
4433:Amberg
4415:Berlin
3100:Radio:
3047:Manama
3035:Radio:
2977:iPhone
2926:Hot AC
2851:Sasebo
2842:Misawa
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