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AAN News, also known as AAN World News, is a news broadcasting company.
Overview
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Background
AAN is a privately-owned independent news broadcaster that has provided global coverage of worldwide events and conflicts since its establishment in the early 2000s.
Notable wars covered by the network include the Sahrani Conflict in 2006, the Chernarussian Civil War in 2009, as well as the NATO intervention in Takistan (spanning from 2012 to 2013), and all the way to the present day with the peacekeeping operation in the Republic of Altis and Stratis.
Known members
AAN has had several correspondents and field staff provide coverage of news and events over the years:
- Marian Quandt (Reporter, ArmA: Armed Assault)
- Arthur Stark (Cameraman, ArmA: Armed Assault)
- Ed (Anchorman, ArmA: Armed Assault)
- Thomas Nordwick (Reporter, ArmA: Armed Assault)
- Tomáš Blofeld (Writer, ArmA 2)
- Mark Arcos (Writer, ArmA 2)
- Priss Fothid (Writer, ArmA 2)
- Rajen Horton (Writer, ArmA 2)
- Jen Middleton (Writer, ArmA 2)
- Joe Harris (Reporter, ArmA 2: Operation Arrowhead)
- Jackson Irvine (Writer, ArmA 2: British Armed Forces)
- Mark Cole (Reporter, ArmA 3)
- Paul Goddard (Reporter, ArmA 3)
- Katherine Bishop (Journalist, ArmA 3: Laws of War)
- Sean Bradwell (Correspondent, ArmA 3: Contact)
- Peter Lederman (Writer, ArmA 3: Contact)
Gallery
Marian Quandt in 2006 interviewing Captain David Armstrong about the SLA's assault on southern Sahrani.
Reporting on the NATO withdrawal from Stratis in 2035.
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Trivia
- The broadcaster was first introduced into the Armaverse in Armed Assault. Since then, the organisation has made an appearance in every single main game in the series, as well as with both spin-off titles (ArmA Tactics/ArmA: Mobile Ops).