AFRTS Archive

  Photo: Charlie with Jessica Alba   Charlie Tuna?  Always great.  How did he do it, always a great show and as close to perfect consistenc...

   Joe Allison was a Nashville songwriter and a member of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame who's credits included "He'll ...

   From 1975, Here comes the Wolfman, totally on his game. Quite a guy... Wolfman Jack - 1975 More Wolfman Jack

  Roger has another hour of the best sounds in town.  Roger is shared a bunch of his shows with us and I for one am very grateful. The major...

      Mary Turner and Ted Nugent Mary Turner was the opposite of GI Jill and Chris Noel, a broadcaster that was a female, it kept with the t...

  He made some pretty amazing music and performed for the troops a lot.  Take a listen. Spade Cooley - Melody Roundup 1947 More Old Time Rad...

For the brave and the bold!  It's the Records Caravan!!  Some pretty amazing radio from Herman. Her Herman every day at 3pm Central on...

    Andy and Virginia Mansfield share some highlights of their record collection, and they're excited about it.  That always makes for g...

    Tom Campbell is one of the AFRTS-LA friends that's been great in keeping this whole thing running. After serving in the United State...

    Roland's back in the Creators Corner with your Thursday favorites on American Forces Radio. Hear Roland every night at 9pm on mybest...

   Bill Stewart was another of the KMPC talent that had the AFRTS gig, He was the Bill of the KMPC jingle..."Ira, Johnny, Bill and Dick...

  Memories of 1968.  Chris Noel takes us home with "A Date with Chris" Hear Chris nightly at 11pm Central on mybestsounds.com Date...

  When we ask enough, there are answers. Mike Brown checked in to say that Jim Pewter worked at Radio Cavalier in the 1964-65 timeframe. By ...

   Don paid his dues in Connecticut radio, through WPOP, WNHC and WAVZ then to win in Los Angeles. KGFJ, KDAY, KABC-TV, KNX as a sales execu...

   Live from Portland, OR it's the "Joe Show" on AFRTS. I'm grateful Joe shared these with us. Joe Ferguson 1983 More Joe ...

   That voice, here's John Doremus with symphonic music and stories.  It's always a treat. John Doremus 1968 More John Doremus

  I started in Yongsan in the newsroom.  If any story mentioned Korea, it had to be cleared by the 8th Army/UN Command PAO.  Send the story ...

   Gene Price is back, Leonard is ready to go.  It's 1983 and great! Gene Price - 1983 More Gene Price

  Jim Ameche - 1940 Jim Ameche had two shows, the Jim Ameche show and the Jim Ameche Pop Concert.  Both of them featured the great orchestra...

   Summer in Minnesota.  Tropical memories of Panama indeed.  Let's have the music with Mary Helen Barro. Mary Helen Barro - 1983 More M...

   Charlie Tuna Charlie Tuna spent a quarter century entertaining the troops on AFRTS and showing us how it was done. Time for another visit...

    Vice president Lyndon Johnson on Memorial Day 1963 as broadcast by AFRTS  Lyndon Johmson - Memorial Day 1963 Memorial Day Memories .

   In the late 1940s, the network produced a lot of "troop information" programs.  For a variety of reasons it was a lot harder to...

   Joe Allison with his gold record for writing "He'll Have To Go" Time for another visit with Joe Allison.  Joe and the Corne...

   When I came back from Korea I met Wolfman at LAX. The only time in my life I was totally blown away by meeting a celebrity. Only thing I ...

  Sometimes there's a show with zero information.  Jack Taylor was playing some smoky jazz in the 1960s All That Jazz - 1968

  I wonder how many shows Roger Carroll did for us.  In the early 80s he did program 3000 but there was at least one renumbering in 1968.  A...

      A solitary GI yearning for a female voice found solace in Mary Turner's broadcasts, as she carried on the legacy of GI Jill, Rebel...

      Victor was Vance Graham.  Vance had entered Los Angeles radio in the 1930s and found his greatest success as a spanish DJ.  Bolero Tim...

      Jim Pewter, Herman Griffith and Roger Carroll Herman Griffith kicked up a storm, with KGFJ and with AFRTS.  I wish I knew more of his ...