- Teen dance broadcast on
KANU-TV, 1970-1971, featuring the band Gaud. (courtesy Don
Strickland)
- An original station
break slide for KANU-TV - 1955 (courtesy Frank
Griffiths)
- Main TV studio.
Behind the glass to the left was TV master Control; to the right was the audio
production studio that later became FM radio studio. One of the DAGE TV cameras
can be seen in the left side of the photo. (courtesy Frank
Griffiths)
- KANU Radio main
studio (1957). Note the large phonograph disc. All recordings of radio
shows and music were transferred to these discs by AFRTS and distributed
throughout the world to all military radio stations. (courtesy
Frank Griffiths)
- Control Room, Al Duff in
foreground, Pat Pipes in background.
- News and
sports, where's the weather?
- Here are two pictures from the Kagnew Quiz Bowl:
[#1] - That is Robert
Eugene Polzin on the left, I'm in the center and Jay Thomas is on the right.
Jay is a Physician's Assistant in Mason, Iowa. By the way, the High School team
lost to the PWOC- the Protestant Women of the Church. 'Twas embarrassing at
school the next week. - Bobby Neuenfeldt
The first lady on the
right is Chris White's (dependent) mother-Rick
[#2] Can you help us identify these people?
- Producer Jeff and
Director Stacey, 1972. You figure it out?
- The AFRTS tower, up and
down.
- Bob and Rick Glasby in
the newsroom.
- AFTV director John
Kircher.
- In the control room,
the gentleman with his back to the camera is Hal Gardner; the other is John
Kircher. (Thanks to Mike Edwards, USASA, AFTRS (71-73) news and program
director)
- L-R William "Bill" Sanford, Frank
R. Griffiths and Jim Franklin (courtesy Sam
Hale)
- Sam Hale at the KANU radio
controls. Sam has distinction of having been the first to present a live
newscast on an U.S. Army TV station. (1957) (courtesy Sam
Hale)
- The late Bob Renick hosting
"Kagnew Kapers," a regular Saturday night live TV show from KANU-TV.
(1957-1958) (courtesy Sam Hale)
- (Following pictures courtesy Ray
Komar)
- Setting up a
camera.
- Control room.
- Hal Gardner.
- Captain Kagnew studio
set.
- Ray Komar [1]
[2] [3] [4].
- In the news room.
- Sherman Watstein [1] [2]
- (Following pictures courtesy Don
Strickland)
- TV control room [1]
[2]
- TV studio [1] [2]
- TV film chain.
- Part-time DJ Norm
Bennett at the AM radio console.
- Unknown TV boardman at
the TV control console.
- Don Strickland in the AM
radio production studio.
- AM radio production
studio.
- (Following KANU-TV pictures courtesy Norm
St. Hilaire 63-64)
- Radio Control Room.
- News set, 1963.
- Peter Richards preparing the
USA weather report.
- Puppet set for the King
George children show, 1963.
- Teen Bandstand 1963:
- Host Norm St.Hilaire
interviewing teen Cheryl Caza.
- D. Garner left; John Smith
right, son of Chaplain Smith, dancing with Betsy Lemon.
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Courtesy of Lori Thompson, daughter of Clyde S. Gehr, Jr.
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