Free American Forces Network television broadcast via cable ends this weekend for U.S. soldiers and their families living on Army posts in Germany. The end of the automatic AFN programming, which ...
About two years before World War II ended, American Forces Network crackled to life for the first time in Europe, playing “The Star-Spangled Banner” in England for U.S. troops who would eventually ...
FORT MEADE, Md. --- Serving as an Army broadcaster with the American Forces Network in the 80s, then-Spc. Charlie Gill was about to depart from the AFN Headquarters building in Frankfurt, Germany, ...
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