Audio by Cameron Currie | AFN Afghanistan | 09.24.2012
Deployments are stressful for families, especially on dual military families. Senior Airman Cameron Currie takes us to Kabul, Afghanistan, where one couple enjoys the benefits of a new initiative that brings families closer than a face on a computer screen. Includes sound bites from CW3 Richard Love and CW2 Patricia Love, New Kabul Compound. Hometowns: Cana, Va. and Lake City, Fla. Also......
Audio by Airman Donald Moreland | AFN Afghanistan | 09.23.2012
Spcs. Traci and Christopher Sturdevant are a married couple deployed together to southern Afghanistan. They are both medics, and often find themselves working together in the base clinic....
Audio by Airman Donald Moreland | AFN Afghanistan | 09.22.2012
Soldiers climb a hilltop near their forward operating base to investigate a possible enemy observation point. While at their primary objective, they spot another potential place of interest and decide to check it out as well....
Courtesy Audio | U.S. Coast Guard District 17 | 09.21.2012
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Coast Guard rescue crews saved four people from a life raft after their fishing vessel sank more than 30 miles south of Resurrection Bay Sept. 20, 2012. A crewman aboard the sinking vessel contacted Sector Anchorage at 9:10 p.m. stating that their 110-foot fishing vessel the Moonlight Maid was taking on water with four people aboard. U.S. Coast Guard audio by Sector Anchorage...
Courtesy Audio | Regional Media Center AFN Europe | 09.21.2012
The Air Force Band's Touch N' Go is performing at a secondary school in Cullinin, South Africa, they are working with them to help improve their local field band. Produced by A1C. Aaron Richardson....
Audio by Airman Donald Moreland | AFN Afghanistan | 09.21.2012
Sgt. 1st Class Wade Smith gives free haircuts to soldiers in his spare time while deployed. He is also an avid archer, and shares his expertise with the bow with his fellow soldiers....
Audio by Sgt. Susan Noga | AFN Afghanistan | 09.21.2012
In war time, medical research studies that have been done because of casualties, have made great advances in medicine. Advancement of military medicine is one of the things that helps save the most lives. The Joint Combat Casualty Research Team is spread out to various locations in Afghanistan collecting data for research. The JC2RT’s contributions not only help save lives in the military,......
Courtesy Audio | Defense Media Activity - Army Productions | 09.21.2012
U.S. Army and NFL work together to raise awareness about Traumatic Brain Injury, or TAB. Kansas National Guard help Armenian soldiers clean up landmine contamination, The Army observes Hispanic Heritage month....
