Audio by Staff Sgt. Joseph Vigil | AFN Afghanistan | 12.13.2010
EOD service members strengthened their relationship with Afghanistan national security forces and the governor of Nimroz province. Air Force Staff Sgt. Joseph Vigil tells us how....
Audio by Staff Sgt. James Zannetti | AFN Afghanistan | 12.13.2010
Coalition forces in Afghanistan are continuously working to make people the decisive terrain. Air Force Staff Sgt. James Zannetti takes us to Ghazni province where the Ghazni provincial reconstruction team affects the community by sponsoring a medical clinic....
Audio by Nancy Hudson | U.S. Africa Command | 12.13.2010
Ambassadors Yamamoto and Huddleston visiting U.S. Africa Command headquarters in Stuttgart. Also, military legal representatives met for a two-day conference to discuss military rule-of-law issues in Africa. For more info, visit www.africom.mil...
Audio by Lt. Col. Antwan Williams | U.S. Army South | 12.11.2010
Maj. Gen. Simeon G. Trombitas, Army South commanding general, conducts radio interview on local San Antonio station. KLUP 0930 AM Military Radio City USA show. The purpose of the interview was to discuss Army South's area of responsibility, mission in Central and South America and the Caribbean and how that mission contributes to regional security and stability, while supporting U.S. Southern......
Audio by Staff Sgt. Joseph Vigil | AFN Afghanistan | 12.11.2010
Package about Task Force Paladin South training coalition forces how to recognize homemade explosive devices to ensure safety on the roads in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Produced by Air Force Staff Sgt. Joseph Vigil. Includes soundbites from Bruce Calaghan - instructor with Task Force Paladin South, from Sierra Vista, Ariz. and Army Master Sgt. Karl Boldman - non-commissioned officer in charge for......
Audio by Spc. Megan Wessels | 109th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment | 12.11.2010
COB Speicher, Iraq hosts a class for the new MRAP communitcation system, called Command and Control on the Move, or C 2 on the Move. This new system allows troops to set up communications anywhere....
