Military Talks Radio Show Makes it Easy for Enlistees to Broadcast Messages on Live Show Messages from Soldiers Around the World Aired to Listeners

Military Talks -- a U.S.-based radio talk show -- provides a forum for military personnel to call in from around the world to share their stories with the listening public. The show is dedicated to covering military news and information that affects the 25 million-plus military enlistees at home and abroad.

West Palm Beach, FL (PRWeb) April 9, 2007 -- Military Talks -- a U.S.-based radio talk show -- provides a forum for military personnel to call in from around the world to share their stories with the listening public. The show is dedicated to covering military news and information that affects the 25 million-plus military enlistees at home and abroad.

Phone calls and messages from military personnel are often the most anticipated segments in the Military Talks broadcasts. Soldiers, officers, and retired military personnel can talk live on the air or they can leave messages to be broadcast at a later time. Thanks to VOIP technology, all phone calls to the radio station are free for military personnel.

Other segments of Military Talks include information about boot camp, stories about military family members, veteran-owned businesses, commentary, military news, and special events.

Calling Home; How it Works

Active military serving in countries such as Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan may call an 800 number in order to be directly connected with Military Talk hosts or station message machines. The messages may be broadcast on-air at a later time. The service is provided by Voip.com - a company that uses computer technology to reduce the cost of phone calls and increase communication reliability.

More Information

To learn more about VOIP technology, visit www.voip.com.

To learn more about Military Talks, visit www.GIRadio.us.

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