Breaking News
American Veterans Radio Breaks Into the Top 10 Best Military Websites on the Internet according to www.bestmilitarysites.com
Time line: March 8, 2010
According to The Best Military Sites Webpage, American Veterans Radio has broken into the Top 10 Best Military Websites on the Internet and as of this writing, are positioned at Number 7.
Best Military Sites tracks both daily website hits as well as averages out the number of visits on a daily and weekly basis.
The reason for this great news is YOU: All of Our Great Listeners!
As is said On-Air Daily, if something is done for all the right reasons, good things happen: You, OUR Great Listeners and Website Visitors, are that Good Thing!
God Bless You All and let us always remain focused on the cause:
Our Military, 1st Responders, Indie Artists and Our GREAT LISTENERS!!!!!!
Forever Grateful,
Jim Lederle
American Veterans Radio Founder - AKA DJ Doctor Jim - US Army Veteran
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American Veterans Radio Looking for Dedicated DJ's
If you are dedicated to entertaining Our Military, 1st Responders, Indie Artists and Our Great Listeners, we have a fun Way of doing just that
Djing for American Veterans Radio
This is a Volunteer Position, however, the Rewards are Many
Bringing a Small Piece of Home to OUR Troops Worldwide
Requirements are that you must have at a minimum 1,000 MP3 Formatted tunes of any genre provided they do not reference Politics, Race, and/or Religion in any way. You will also need to have broadband and/or cable Internet Access due to software requirements
(DJ Software and all applicable training will be provided by American Veterans Radio upon acceptance of the DJ)
If you are truly interested in entertaining our troops and you are free of any hidden agenda (this will lead to immediate release from AVRadio – i.e. currently known as the Jason Judas Edict) please fill out the DJ Request Form located on this Website
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New Photos Added from the Camp Atterbury Veterans Tribute
Time Line - February 12, 2010 Philip Dain Powell Entertains Our Troops If you hear the name Philip Dain Powell spoke, you may want to pay attention! This incredible man, his band and staff are truly inspirational. American Veterans Radio had the honor to attend and broadcast Philip’s USO backed concert performed live at U.S. Military Installation Camp Atterbury Indiana. The concert was intended specifically for Our U.S. Service Men and Women preparing for deployment to Afghanistan, Iraq, and/or Kosovo – and they loved it! Whether it was Phil’s booming but smooth voice, the great harmonizing of the band, or a ‘get down on it’ guitar riff, the energy was radiating throughout the venue from start to finish. The soldiers and civilians’ alike were clapping their hands, bobbing the heads to the beat and smiling from ear to ear with almost every selection played. We say almost with the exception of “Save Me a Place at The Table” which is truly a stirring song dedicated to our Veterans. Please take some time to visit Philip Dain Powell’s website (just click on Phil’s photograph) to find out how you too can have this inspiring entertainer perform at your next gathering – you won’t regret it! __________________________________________________________ Time Line: January 29, 2010 
The following information is a reprint from 2008.
We wanted to make sure ALL of OUR U.S. VETERANS were aware of their Rights!
GOD BLESS
The Staff of American Veterans Radio
Your Right to Salute the American Flag
ALL Veterans Can Now Salute the US Flag Without being in Uniform
The 2008 National Defense Authorization Act (Public Law 110-181) changed Sect. 9, Title 4, U.S. Code, which covers “Conduct during hoisting, lowering or passing of flag.” Following is that section of the U.S. Code, as reworded by the law change. Please share this information with all veterans. “During the ceremony of hoisting or lowering the flag or when the flag is passing in a parade or in review, all persons present in uniform should render the military salute. Members of the Armed Forces and veterans who are present but not in uniform may render the military salute. All other persons present should face the flag and stand at attention with their right hand over the heart, or if applicable, remove their headdress with their right hand and hold it at the left shoulder, the hand being over the heart. Citizens of other countries present should stand at attention. All such conduct toward the flag in a moving column should be rendered at the moment the flag passes.”
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American Veterans Radio recognized by the United States Army 
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