Other Military Entertainment
|
Established in 1951, Armed Forces Entertainment fields over 1,200 celebrity and non-celebrity shows around the world each year for the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps and Coast Guard. They arranged the tour for the Cincinnati Bengal Cheerleaders in April 2004, photo to the left. |
| Elvis in the Army. Already rich and famous, Elvis Presley was drafted into the U.S. Army in December 1957. Since he was about to start filming a movie (King Creole ) his enlistment was delayed until March 1958 when he reported for duty. Despite a media circus and constant attempts by fans to reach him, Elvis served his time honorably and without notable problems. He returned to civilian life in March 1960, a bigger star than ever. |
| GraphicAudio™ offers a unique storytelling experience that is brought to life with professional actors, scoring, and sound effects. GraphicAudio™ produces a large selection of audiobooks available on CD, Cassette, MP3 CD and WMA download. Many of their titles have a military theme. |
Find More Information on the Web
There are many fine websites that have additional information on this topic, too many to list here and too many to keep up with as they come and go. Use this Google web search form to get an up to date report of what's out there.
For good results, try entering this: stories military OR army OR navy. Then click the Search button.
See also the Olive-Drab.com page on Military Humor.
