Audio by Senior Airman Barbara Patton | AFN Afghanistan | 07.12.2010
International Security Assistance Force - Afghanistan says the Taliban has threatened the local Afghan nationals into growing opium to fuel Taliban causes and enable the insurgency. The Kentucky National Guard Agribusiness Development Team, or ADT, is helping local farmers grow crops that will help them earn a living. Senior Airman Barbara Patton takes us to Kapisa province where the ADT is......
Courtesy Audio | U.S. Marine Corps Forces, South | 07.11.2010
The following contains a National Defense Radio interview with Col Gary S. Johnston, commanding officer of the Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, regarding support of multi-national combined exercises Partnership of the Americas 2010 and Southern Exchange 2010, July 11, 2010....
Courtesy Audio | 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment, Tennessee Army National Guard | 07.11.2010
Col. Jeff Holmes talks to a WIVK-FM reporter in Knoxville, Tenn., about the weather in Iraq, his deployment to Iraq and his responsibilities overseas...
Audio by Petty Officer 1st Class Liz Murray | AFN Afghanistan | 07.10.2010
Package about Soldiers with the 1-178th Field Artillery Battalion helping an Afghanistan school. Produced by Petty Officer 1st Class Liz Murray. Soundbite from Maj. Beau Spafford...
Courtesy Audio | U.S. Coast Guard District 17 | 07.09.2010
KODIAK, Alaska - Deck Watch is a weekly look at Coast Guard operations throughout Alaska in a five to seven minute radioshow format. The feature for July 9, 2010, is Petty Officer Brandon Weller on his world record catch. U.S. Coast Guard audio by 17th Coast Guard District Public Affairs Detachment Kodiak....
Courtesy Audio | 1st Infantry Division | 07.09.2010
Lt. Col. Mark Olds of Mililani, Hawaii, assigned to the 332nd Civil Affairs Brigade, talks to Calvin Griffin from KWAI-Hawaiian Bulletin Board in Hawaii about his current assignment in Basra, Iraq....
Audio by Cpl. Bryan G. Lett | AFN Afghanistan | 07.09.2010
Trouble can come without notice and in a matter of seconds when conducting missions outside the wire. This unpredictable nature forces medics to be prepared and trained for anything. Marine Cpl. Bryan Lett tells us how coalition forces are helping Afghan National Army medics make progress in their training and treating their own. Includes a soundbite from Maj. Nancy Emma, medical department......
