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The Voice of The Army
- Heard
- 1944–1950
- Episodes
- 123
The Voice of the Army was produced by the U.S. Army Recruiting Publicity Bureau. Dates are approximate.
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"Names on the List" was written by Cpl. Jacques Finke and Cpl. Donald Agger, and won an Ohio State Citation in 1945.
1944-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 213 Names on the List Helen Hayes.mp3 1944-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 214 Hospital Train Helen Hayes.mp3 1945-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 269 Report Number B-129 Frank Lovejoy.mp3 1946-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 303 Killroy Was Here Arnold Stang.mp3 1946-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 304 Hollow Victory.mp3 1946-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 325 Global Road Show Pat OBrien.mp3 1946-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 326 In Time of Stress.mp3 1947-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 347 Jets to the Rescue.mp3 1947-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 348 Musically Speaking.mp3 1947-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 363 The Stars and Stripes A Newspaper.mp3 1947-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 364 Ready For Anything.mp3 1948-08-01 AFRS Voice of the Army 418 America Grows Wings Tex McCrary.mp3 1948-12-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 432 Symphony in Song Johnny Desmond.mp3 1948-12-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 433 Christmas Harps Diane Deering Marie MacQuarrie.mp3 1948-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 415 Quite By Accident Arlene Francis.mp3 1948-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 416 The Vindicator Robert Sterling.mp3 1948-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 417 Angels of Mercy Gloria Swanson.mp3 1948-xx-xx AFRS Voice of the Army 423 Twilight Time The Three Suns.mp3 1948-xx-xx…
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The Voice of The Army
Uploader’s mark: Public Domain Mark 1.0: Marked Public Domain Mark 1.0 by its uploader at the Internet Archive; the record gives no basis for it.
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Voice Of The Army - 74 Episodes of the Old Time Radio Program
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