President Dwight D. Eisenhower broadcasts from the Voice of America on its fifteenth anniversary in February 1957. VOA - the official government shortwave service - went on the air during World War Two with programming to Germany and Japan. Today, VOA broadcasts in 46 languages. Its transmitter site in the U.S. is located near Greenville, North Carolina.
June 12, 2009
VOA
President Dwight D. Eisenhower broadcasts from the Voice of America on its fifteenth anniversary in February 1957. VOA - the official government shortwave service - went on the air during World War Two with programming to Germany and Japan. Today, VOA broadcasts in 46 languages. Its transmitter site in the U.S. is located near Greenville, North Carolina.
