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Cliff Van Doren Gallery #2
1946-1949
Standing Left to Right:
Sgt. Ellis O. Turner (Asst. Chief Engineer) Sgt. Jay Lundy (Asst. Chief Announcer) Pfc. August Baes WAC Pfc. Pat Baca (clerk) Pfc. Alex Nevedosky Lt. Alan R. Willis (Officer In Charge) T/4 Ben Berman
Sgt. Ellis O. Turner (Asst. Chief Engineer)
Sgt. Jay Lundy (Asst. Chief Announcer)
Pfc. August Baes
WAC Pfc. Pat Baca (clerk)
Pfc. Alex Nevedosky
Lt. Alan R. Willis (Officer In Charge)
T/4 Ben Berman
Left to right kneeling in front:
Pfc. Cliff Van Doren S/Sgt. Walter Reeves (Chief Engineer) Cpl. Jim Ganoom Pfc. Don Snell S/Sgt. Bernie Crocker T/4. Dayton Nobles (Chief Announcer) Sgt. Leon Kennedy
Pfc. Cliff Van Doren
S/Sgt. Walter Reeves (Chief Engineer)
Cpl. Jim Ganoom
Pfc. Don Snell
S/Sgt. Bernie Crocker
T/4. Dayton Nobles (Chief Announcer)
Sgt. Leon Kennedy
News Publicity photo
In “The Caribbean Breeze” late June 1947 Edition reads .. "On the Air” Daily for 5 Years. AFRS entering its 6th year of world-wide broadcasting.
In the Albrook Post newspaper.. The caption reads “Armed Forces Radio Serves Albrook and Panama Canal Area”
Sgt Jay Lundy - Chief Announcer (left)
Hosted "Gems" program daily at 1:30PM
Capt Allan R. Willis - OIC (Center)
recently promoted from 1st LT
T/5 August Baes - (right)
Control room AFRS Albrook Field
late 1947
Cpl Ray Mundis (seated left)
Sgt Glen Henning (standing left rear)
T/5 Dave Edwards (Standing right)
Note: Shelves in center contain program records for the week Records stored in rear are the AFRS record library
Note: Shelves in center contain program records for the week
Records stored in rear are the AFRS record library
Albrook Studios 1947
Dave Edwards