Courtesy Audio | AFN Afghanistan | 04.08.2011
Package made from "Soldiers of All Backgrounds Provide Quick Response, Package, Short Version " b-roll about a quick reaction force team which turned support specialists into a combat ready force. Produced by Petty Officer Santos Huante. Soundbites from Sgt. Timothy Rozwalka, Staff Sgt. Reginald King....
Courtesy Audio | 305th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment | 04.08.2011
Spc. Hunnelle Trenery talks to a KWAI Hawaiian Bulletin Board reporter about her background, military career, life growing up, her current deployment, and more....
Audio by Sgt. 1st Class Rob Barker | 310th Expeditionary Sustainment Command | 04.08.2011
First Lt. Thomas Raterman, Lawrenceville, Ga., talks to a WRAF-FM reporter about growing up in Georgia, his job as a Military Policeman, daily life while deployed, communicating with family back home and says hello to his family. Audio only....
Courtesy Audio | II Marine Expeditionary Force | 04.08.2011
Gunnery Sgt. Randolph Ferguson talks to a Fox Sports Game Time React reporter in Los Angeles about his duties as a force protection chief in Afghanistan....
Audio by Lance Cpl. Nicholas Neighbors | AFN Afghanistan | 04.08.2011
Deployments are demanding for everyone, but for deployed parents and their children, it is especially difficult. Lance Cpl. Nick Neighbors takes us to Kandahar Airfield where the USO is helping to keep story time alive. ...
Courtesy Audio | U.S. Coast Guard District 17 | 04.07.2011
KODIAK, Alaska - Deck Watch is a five minute radio show featuring Coast Guard news from around Alaska. The feature for April 7, 2011, by Petty Officer 3rd Class Jonathan Lally, is an interview with Lt. j.g. James Dooley from the Sector Juneau enforcement branch about the Coast Guard involvement in the 2011 Sitka sac roe herring fishery. U.S. Coast Guard audio by D17 External Affairs....
Courtesy Audio | Defense.gov | 04.07.2011
Secretary of Defense Robert Gates speaks with and answers questions from troops in Baghdad Iraq.
Courtesy Audio | AFN Afghanistan | 04.07.2011
To fly a U-2, Pilots have to be the best of the best, they must be able to fly at altitudes around 70,000 feet for several hours, putting their bodies to the test. Senior Airman Michael Cowley introduces us to a pilot from Southwest Asia that knows the feeling all to well. Sound bites includes U-2 Pilot - 99th Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron. Produced by Senior Airman Michael Cowley....
