related to history · 30American Forces Network → AFN, AFN Europe, AFRS, AFRTS, All, American Forces Information Service, American Forces Radio, Armed Forces, Armed Forces Radio, Armed Forces Radio Service, Army Colonel Tom Lewis, Army Lieutenant Colonel Charles, California, England, Gurney, In, January, July, Limestone Air Force Base, London
related to Organization · 18American Forces Network → AFN, AFN Broadcast Center, AFRTS, American Forces Radio, Assistant Secretary, California, Day-to-day AFN, Defense, Defense Department, Defense Media Activity, DMA, Fort Meade, OASD-PA, Office, Public Affairs, Riverside, Television Service, The American Forces Network
related to Further reading · 16American Forces Network → AFRTS, Air Waves, Brass Button Broadcasters, Fifty Years, Government Printing Office, History, Lighthearted Look, Military Broadcasting, Patrick Morley, Praeger Publishing, The, The Anglo-American Battle, This Is, Trent Christman, Turner Publishing, World War II
related to External links · 12American Forces Network → AFN EuropeArmed Forces Network, AFN PacificAFN Bavaria, Archived, Europe, EuropeAFN Go, Forces Network, July, Media, PacificAFN Go, Wayback Machine, Wikimedia Commons Official, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
Headquarters · 4American Forces Network → Fort Meade, Maryland (Main headquarters), March ARB, California (AFN Broadcast Center), Sembach Kaserne, Germany (AFN Europe), Yokota Air Base, Japan (AFN Pacific)
Key people · 4American Forces Network → Chris Vadnais (Director), Kim Antos (Acting Director, AFN Broadcast Center), Lt Col Cody Chiles, USAF (Commander, AFN Pacific), Lt Col Matt Chism, USAF (Commander, AFN Europe)
related to Internet radio · 2American Forces Network → In November, Internet
Formerly · 1American Forces Network → Armed Forces Radio Service (1942–1954) Armed Forces Radio & Television Service (1954–2009)
Founded · 1American Forces Network → 26 May 1942; 84 years ago (1942-05-26)
Founder · 1American Forces Network → United States Department of Defense
