1944–1950
123 surviving broadcasts held in the archive
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the public domain; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
Source collection: voice-of-the-army-1950-03-24-493-one-touch-of-genius-nina-foch
5 October
No. 1
1945
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
5 October
No. 2
1945
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
27 May
No. 3
1946
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
3 June
No. 4
1946
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
23 October
No. 5
1946
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
28 October
No. 6
1946
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
26 March
No. 7
1947
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
7 April
No. 8
1947
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
21 July
No. 9
1947
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
22 July
No. 10
1947
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1 August
No. 11
1948
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
27 August
No. 12
1948
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
4 September
No. 13
1948
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
11 September
No. 14
1948
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
18 September
No. 15
1948
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
2 October
No. 16
1948
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
9 October
No. 17
1948
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
16 October
No. 18
1948
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
23 October
No. 19
1948
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
30 October
No. 20
1948
29 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
6 November
No. 21
1948
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
15 December
No. 22
1948
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
22 December
No. 23
1948
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
29 December
No. 24
1948
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
5 January
No. 25
1949
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
26 January
No. 26
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
2 February
No. 27
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
23 February
No. 28
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
2 March
No. 29
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
9 March
No. 30
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
16 March
No. 31
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
23 March
No. 32
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
30 March
No. 33
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
6 April
No. 34
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
13 April
No. 35
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
24 June
No. 36
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1 July
No. 37
1949
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
28 September
No. 38
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
5 October
No. 39
1949
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
12 October
No. 40
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
19 October
No. 41
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
26 October
No. 42
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
2 November
No. 43
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
23 November
No. 44
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
30 November
No. 45
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
7 December
No. 46
1949
16 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
14 December
No. 47
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
21 December
No. 48
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
28 December
No. 49
1949
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
25 January
No. 50
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1 February
No. 51
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
10 March
No. 52
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
17 March
No. 53
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
24 March
No. 54
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
24 March
No. 55
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
24 March
No. 56
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
24 March
No. 57
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
24 March
No. 58
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
24 March
No. 59
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
24 March
No. 60
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
24 March
No. 61
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
24 March
No. 62
1950
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
24 March
No. 63
1950
13 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
24 March
No. 64
1950
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
31 March
No. 65
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
7 April
No. 66
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
14 April
No. 67
1950
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
21 April
No. 68
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
28 April
No. 69
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
3 May
No. 70
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
3 May
No. 71
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
10 May
No. 72
1950
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
17 May
No. 73
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
24 May
No. 74
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
31 May
No. 75
1950
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1944 · year only
No. 76
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1944 · year only
No. 77
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1945 · year only
No. 78
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1946 · year only
No. 79
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1946 · year only
No. 80
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1946 · year only
No. 81
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1946 · year only
No. 82
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1947 · year only
No. 83
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1947 · year only
No. 84
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1947 · year only
No. 85
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1947 · year only
No. 86
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
December 1948 · month only
No. 87
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
December 1948 · month only
No. 88
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1948 · year only
No. 89
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1948 · year only
No. 90
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1948 · year only
No. 91
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1948 · year only
No. 92
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1948 · year only
No. 93
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1948 · year only
No. 94
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1948 · year only
No. 95
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1948 · year only
No. 96
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 97
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 98
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 99
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 100
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 101
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 102
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 103
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 104
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 105
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 106
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 107
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 108
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 109
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 110
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 111
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 112
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 113
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 114
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 115
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 116
16 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1949 · year only
No. 117
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1950 · year only
No. 118
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1950 · year only
No. 119
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1950 · year only
No. 120
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1950 · year only
No. 121
15 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1950 · year only
No. 122
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.
1950 · year only
No. 123
14 min
The Voice of the Army was produced by the US War Department and carried by stations across the country during the Second World War, mixing military bands, guest performers and reports from training camps and the fronts. As US Government work it is in the; this run is digitised at the Internet Archive as “TheVoiceOfTheArmy”.