A 1955 letter from KANU-TV at Kagnew Station, Ethiopia, explains how the Armed Forces Radio & Television Service brought broadcasting to remote overseas posts — and how the station's very name honored an Ethiopian Army unit that had fought alongside American forces in Korea. Below it, a report from Lajes Field in the Azores describes television's debut for military command briefings, illustrating the global reach of Cold War-era Armed Forces broadcasting. Project: 218514