• Hear AFVN Radio Again -- Complete Radio Music, News, and Sports shows on-line [some with slides of the station or Nam units]
• Watch AFVN-TV Again -- Watch four complete or partial television newscasts on-line.
• Take a Tour of the AFVN Stations [Saigon & Pleiku] in on-line videos.
• Meet the Veterans who were on the air and behind the scenes [slide shows, still pictures, duty roster, POW's, Taps]. AFVN Vets -- find yourself and friends here.
• History Page view theses, official military audience surveys [with unit history], academic papers, journal articles, audio histories, news clippings re the 'AFVN news censorship controversy', see video of Project Jenny [AFVN broadcasts from Navy planes]
• E-mail Group for AFVN Vets and Friends -- link up with your buddies via our very active email list [now numbering more than 300]
• Reunions Page Info on Next Reunion May 2008 and photos from prior ones
• KLIK Radio Lai Khe [started as an AFVN affiliate, later 1st Inf Div radio]
• POW's - Prisoners of War Honoring AFVN'ers who spent years in captivity
• Taps - Our Honored Dead AFVN'ers no longer 'on the air'
• AFVN Guest Book: Write a Message Here Read Entries Here

AFVN Webmaster is Robert Morecook PhD, then SP5 USA, AFVN Saigon News, 72-73 rmorecook@hotmail.com There have been Visitors since May 1, 2000

AFVN was the U.S. military radio and television network in South Vietnam. It provided broadcasting throughout the Vietnam War. Early in the war when there was only radio it was called AFRS, or American Forces Radio Service. The first television service was provided from the Navy's Blue Eagle airplanes as a part of Project Jenny. AFVN was part of AFRTS, the American Forces Radio and Television Service.