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Staff Sgt. Michele Stumm checks the audio output levels of a Scoop Reporter II system during routine inspection on Feb. 11, 2005. Scoop Reporter II is back-up equipment for two-way signal transmission between a radio studio and transmitter. Stumm is an Air Force broadcast maintenance technician from American Forces Network on Yokota Air Base, Japan, who provides support for American Forces Network-Tokyo and all other Air Force broadcast detachments in the Pacific theater.

Staff Sgt. Michele Stumm checks the audio output levels of a Scoop Reporter II system.

Staff Sgt. Michele Stumm checks the audio output levels of a Scoop Reporter II system during routine inspection on Feb. 11, 2005. Scoop Reporter II is back-up equipment for two-way signal transmission between a radio studio and transmitter. Stumm is an Air Force broadcast maintenance technician from American Forces Network on Yokota Air Base, Japan, who provides support for American Forces Network-Tokyo and all other Air Force broadcast detachments in the Pacific theater.

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