This is the first picture of the hill I've ever seen without Ed Master's car out front
Another view of Yongsan
Munsan
Tongduchhon
1973 at Radio Comet (Osan), Pete's behind the counter.
The American Forces Radio and Television service touched a lot of people. Whether talent, support or listeners it touched a lot of us in ways that stateside media could only dream of. It was more than just the radio, it was home. Each of us have a piece of what it meant. Together it tells a story. Thank you for your contributions. Sometimes it's audio, pictures or memorabilia. This can be a good place to share it. What was your story? If you find this rewarding, please tell a friend.
(I posted as "Mary" before.) I well remember AFKN in Korea. also AFN when in Germany.
ReplyDeleteSeeing that top photo, AFKN Seoul, as a 'one-story' building was cause for a 'double take'. When I was there it was a two story building and, of course, I thought it was simply built as a two story building. That's the great thing about the old photos... you learn some history and get a grin.
ReplyDeleteEd Autry
AFKN Seoul ('84-'86)
Who has pictures of a 2 story AFKN (AFN-K?)
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