Light was surrounded by Military Police on Patton's order but managed to convince them of his innocence and returned to AFN Paris before the end of the day.

It enjoyed immense popularity with young Germans too, as it allowed them to listen to Jazz and Blues, outlawed during the Third Reich, and later to Rock 'n' Roll and Country music.

The cost for the alterations to the new location were covered by the Bavarian government, and AFN Munich started broadcasting from number 45 on 12 November 1984.

On 14 February 1992, at 3 p.m., AFN Munich hosted what was called "The last radio show", DJ'd by Army Sergeant Jef Reilly.

[3] AFN Munich ceased transmitting after playing the national anthem of the United States of America by Whitney Houston & The Florida Orchestra.