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Featured Video
Kubasaki vs Yokota
High School football teams at Department of Defense schools in the Pacific have to travel a little farther than a typical team would in the States. Airman First Class William Branch takes us to Camp Foster where it took a community effort to make sure everyone back home got a chance to see their favorite football player. Includes sound bites from Staff Sgt. Travis Buckholtz, AFN Broadcast Maintainer, Walt Coulter, Kubasaki Principal and Mike Thompson, Okinawa Schools Superintendent.
Video by Airman 1st Class William Branch | AFN-O | 10.27.2012
Recent Video
(35 votes; 2.95)
Kubasaki vs YokotaHigh School football teams at Department of Defense schools in the Pacific have to travel a little farther than a typical team would in the States. Airman First Class...
Video by Airman 1st Class William Branch | AFN-O | 10.27.2012
IIIMEF Commander SpeechUnited States Marines live by a set of core values which forms the bedrock of their character. Marine Corporal Alisa Helin takes us to Camp Foster as the Commanding...
Video by Staff Sgt. John Briggs | AFN-O | 10.25.2012
LtGen Glueck Speaks to MarinesUnited States Marines live by a set of core values which forms the bedrock of their character. Marine Corporal Alisa Helin takes us to Camp Foster as the Commanding...
Video by Cpl. Alisa Helin | AFN-O | 10.25.2012
Baseball, Okinawa vs. MarinesMarines from III Marine Expeditionary Force competed against Okinawans in a game of baseball to further the relationship between the two nations. Pfc Brandon Suhr...
Courtesy Video | AFN-O | 10.11.2012
58 Signal Battalion InactivationThe Fifty-Eighth Signal Battalion was first activated in 1941 at Camp Peay, Tennessee. The battalion then moved to Fort Lewis, Washington to support the Vietnam War...
Courtesy Video | AFN-O | 10.12.2012
58 Signal Battalion InactivationThe 58th Signal Battalion was first activated in 1941 at Camp Peay, Tenneessee. The Battalion then moved to Fort Lewis, Washington to support the Vietnam War until it...
Courtesy Video | AFN-O | 10.12.2012
Recent Audio
(4 votes; 3.00)
IIIMEF Commander Speech
United States Marines live by a set of core values which forms the bedrock of their character. Marine Corporal Alisa Helin takes us to Camp Foster as the Commanding...
Courtesy Audio | AFN-O | 10.25.2012
United States Marines live by a set of core values which forms the bedrock of their character. Marine Corporal Alisa Helin takes us to Camp Foster as the Commanding...
Courtesy Audio | AFN-O | 10.25.2012
Baseball, Okinawa vs. Marines
Marines from III Marine Expeditionary Force competed against Okinawans in a game of baseball to further the relationship between the two nations. Pfc Brandon Suhr...
Courtesy Audio | AFN-O | 10.11.2012
Marines from III Marine Expeditionary Force competed against Okinawans in a game of baseball to further the relationship between the two nations. Pfc Brandon Suhr...
Courtesy Audio | AFN-O | 10.11.2012
58 Signal Battalion Inactivation
The Fifty-Eighth Signal Battalion was first activated in 1941 at Camp Peay, Tennessee. The battalion then moved to Fort Lewis, Washington to support the Vietnam War...
Courtesy Audio | AFN-O | 10.12.2012
The Fifty-Eighth Signal Battalion was first activated in 1941 at Camp Peay, Tennessee. The battalion then moved to Fort Lewis, Washington to support the Vietnam War...
Courtesy Audio | AFN-O | 10.12.2012
10th Regional Support Group Change of Command - Radio
The 10th Regional Support Group is the senior command for all U.S. Army organizations on Okinawa, providing contingency support to Army forces in the Pacific Rim. Two...
Courtesy Audio | AFN-O | 07.23.2012
The 10th Regional Support Group is the senior command for all U.S. Army organizations on Okinawa, providing contingency support to Army forces in the Pacific Rim. Two...
Courtesy Audio | AFN-O | 07.23.2012
