This Is the American Forces Network

Set against the backdrop of World War II, this account reveals the contentious relationship between Britain and the United States over radio broadcasts. It chronicles the establishment of the Armed Forces Network (AFN) amidst resistance from the BBC, highlighting the political maneuvering involved. Key figures like General Eisenhower and Winston Churchill played pivotal roles in navigating these tensions. Ultimately, the AFN not only succeeded in its mission but also won over British audiences with American music and entertainment, symbolizing the broader complexities of the Anglo-American alliance.