Courtesy Audio | 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division | 05.28.2009
Talks to an ABC Radio reporter in New York, N.Y. about the progress of his mission, the readiness of the citizens of Mozul to take over running their city, his mission of rebuilding infrastructure and city services like waste management....
Courtesy Audio | 3rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command | 05.28.2009
Talks to a KIRO-AM reporter in Seattle, Wash. about duties working in transportation coordinator within the Iraqi Theater, his military career, the accommodations on base, the progress of his mission, his tour in 2003, his reasons for joining the military again after working in the civilian world and his responsibilities while deployed....
Courtesy Audio | 25th Infantry Division | 05.28.2009
Talks to a KMPS reporter in Seattle, Wash, about his early childhood, joining the military, speaking with family, how the people of Iraq treat him and his Soldiers and his hardest experiences. Audio only....
Courtesy Audio | AFN Korea | 05.28.2009
This edition features a story on the annual non-combatant evacuation operation exercise that takes place throughout the Republic of Korea. Audio only....
Audio by Sgt. Lisa Heise | Multi-National Division Baghdad | 05.28.2009
This edition features stories on: The Iraqi police Leadership Development Course gives students the skills they need to be successful leaders. (This story produced by Sgt. Ashley Anderson, Multi-National Division-Baghdad, 1st Cavalry Division, Baghdad Public Affairs.); Vehicle-boren Improvised Explosive Device's still pose a threat in Baghdad, but soldiers from the 56th Stryker Brigade and......
Audio by NMUSAF PA | National Museum of the U.S. Air Force | 05.27.2009
Career intelligence officer and author Dr. Timothy N. Castle discusses the findings contained in his book “One Day Too Long: Top Secret Site 85 and the Bombing of North Vietnam.”...
Audio by Sgt. John Angelo | 34th Red Bull Infantry Division | 05.27.2009
While deployments are stressful, 1st Lt. Eric Lewanski says it's all about attitude.
Audio by John Ohab | Office of the Secretary of Defense Public Affairs | 05.27.2009
This edition features Army scientists who have developed vaccines against two types of hantaviruses, which are known health threats to U.S. troops stationed in Europe and Asia. The research team used small amounts of genetic material, or DNA, from the Hantaan and Puumala viruses to develop the vaccines. These DNA vaccines are potentially more cost-effective, and the needle-free vaccination......
