Courtesy Audio | 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division | 08.13.2009
Talks to a WEEB-AM reporter about rejoining the military, how his family reacted to his re-enlistment, what life is like in Iraq, dealing with the heat in Iraq, working with the Iraqi people, the reactions of the Iraqi people to the U.S. forces and sends a greeting to service members at Fort Bragg....
Audio by Sgt. Erik Fardette | Multi-National Division Baghdad | 08.13.2009
This edition features stories on: Paratroopers on patrol; Microgrants benefit Iraq's communities. Produced by Sgt. Erik Fardette, Multi-National Division Baghdad, Public Affairs Office....
Courtesy Audio | Defense Media Activity - Air Force | 08.12.2009
Package of U.S. Airman training three delegates from Burkina Faso (western Africa) on how the U.S. military performs security operations. Produced by Staff Sgt. Trevor Pedro....
Courtesy Audio | Defense Media Activity - Air Force | 08.12.2009
Package of some of the functions and importance of the mission of the power plant shop. Produced by LCpl. Bradley Hanson....
Courtesy Audio | Defense Media Activity - Air Force | 08.12.2009
Package of social media outlets that allow the consumer to define where and from whom they receive their information. Produced by Petty Officer 3rd Class Jamie Hawkins....
Audio by John Ohab | Office of the Secretary of Defense Public Affairs | 08.12.2009
This edition features a discussion with Dr. Linton Wells II, distinguished research professor and Force Transformation Chair at the National Defense University, about TIDES, an international research project focused on sustainable support to stressed populations in post-war, post-disaster, impoverished environments. TIDES is unique in that it draws on a world-wide network of public-private,......
Courtesy Audio | 41st Infantry Brigade Combat Team | 08.12.2009
Talks to a KBND reporter in Bend, OR, about his job as the commander for base defense operations center in Baghdad, Iraq, his job as a police chief back home in Oregon, how this, his first deployment is similar to what he thought it was going to be, parallels between his job at home and with the military, incidents of combat, feelings between the locals, Iraqi military and the U.S. military......
