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DMZ ambush survivors seen lucky to be alive
Observers at the scene of Sunday night's bold ambush by Communist North Koreans who machine-gunned and killed four United Nations Command soldiers reached one conclusion: "I don't see how anybody survived this."
AFN passes on sexual assault documentary; will be used in training
The Pentagon says the American Forces Network won’t be showing an Oscar-nominated documentary about sexual assault in the military because the film fails to tell the whole story about efforts to fight a problem that is rapidly becoming a crisis for Defense Department.
Making friends at a new school is tougher during the pandemic, but a DODEA program aims to help
A pilot program at six overseas military schools in the Pacific aims to help kids arriving at new schools make friends amid the pandemic.
AFN and DODEA team up for TV broadcast to stop bullying
It may be “March Madness” time, but college basketball won’t be the only thing dominating American Forces Network television airwaves this weekend.
Pandemic-era social media landscape eliminates barriers for US troops, but not without pitfalls
Protocols can get lost amid the feeling of anonymity that comes from typing on a screen, a management expert says.
‘We cannot ignore the magnitude of this death’: Guam records its 100th coronavirus fatality
A 58-year-old man died Tuesday afternoon at Guam Memorial Hospital, becoming the U.S. territory's 100th virus-related fatality.
AFN to launch second sports channel
American Forces Network plans to launch a second 24-hour-a-day sports channel on June 1.