The Voice of the People of Kampuchea was the broadcasting service of the People’s Republic of Kampuchea – the transition regime between the Khmer Rouge regime and the current Kingdom of Cambodia.

When conditions were favorable, the Voice of the People of Kampuchea’s overseas service on 11,934 kHz was readable on the East Coast of North America. I was fortunate enough to log them well enough one time to send them a reception report. They sent me this QSL letter and a handwritten note in reply.

Radio Bangladesh or Bangladesh Betar is not an easy catch here on the East Coast of North America, but I was able to hear it quite often with fairly good signals in Korea and Germany. This reception was in North America, but I remember hearing them the middle of the day in Germany on the 19 meter band.

When I heard the Voice of Armenia in 1998 on 9965 kHz, it was with a booming signal and was in English. Today, it is still on the radio on 4810 kHz but no longer broadcasts in English. They sent this QSL card in return for my reception report.

Radio Yerevan was a program produced by the Public Radio Service of Armenia and transmitted on shortwave. It was founded in 1967. Sometime by the 1990’s its name was changed to the Voice of Armenia.

This plain QSL is for its English language broadcast which was transmitted by the Soviet transmitter in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky (Russian: Петропа́вловск-Камча́тский).