BUSHWAR Radio 2.0

BUSHWAR Radio 2.0 — Troopie Songs by John Edmond

Bring the sound of the bush war era to your deployment. This add-on adds a working radio to Arma Reforger that plays 48 original troopie songs, recorded by Rhodesian music legend John Edmond.

FEATURES

48 full-length troopie songs — every song plays complete, start to finish
Shared multiplayer speaker — everyone near the radio hears the same song at the same moment
Full radio menu: song list, play/pause, next/previous, volume control, shuffle and loop modes, now-playing display with progress bar
Shuffle-on-start — turning the radio on tunes into a random song, like a real station
Placeable radio prop (also available in the Game Master editor)
Dashboard car radio built into vanilla vehicles: HMMWV family, M151A2, M923A1, S105, S1203, UAZ-452, UAZ-469, Ural-4320, UH-1H, and Mi-8

HOW TO USE
Walk up to a radio (or sit in a supported vehicle) and use Play Troopie Radio to start the music, or open Radio for the full menu with song selection and controls.

MUSIC CREDITS — JOHN EDMOND

All music in this add-on is the copyrighted work of JOHN EDMOND and is used with his written, non-exclusive, non-commercial permission, granted to the BUSHWAR Gaming Community.

Visit his official website: www.johnedmond.co.za — if you enjoy the music in this mod, please support the artist and explore his full catalogue.
All songs are used in their original form — no edits, remixes, or overdubs.
This add-on is strictly non-commercial: it may not be sold, monetized, or used in connection with any commercial product or service.
John Edmond is not affiliated with Bohemia Interactive or the official production of Arma Reforger.
We encourage the whole BUSHWAR community to promote and support John Edmond's music.

BUSHWAR gratefully acknowledges the late Lourens Fourie for his musical work and the lasting legacy he created through his songs. We are honored to share his music with a new generation of players through the BUSHWAR Radio as part of our addition being the South African Border War Station. 
We also extend our sincere thanks to his son, Luan (Fourie) Erasmus, for granting BUSHWAR permission to use his father’s music. His generosity allows us to preserve, celebrate, and introduce Lourens Fourie’s work to our community while ensuring proper credit is given to its original creator.

Made by the BUSHWAR Community for community use only.