Broadcast station QSL cards received since 2019
WWCR - USA
Reach Beyond
China Radio International
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Radio Romania International
Radio New Zealand
Broadcast station QSL cards received from the 1980s and 1990s.
ABC Radio, AUSTRALIA - 1984.
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China Radio International.
HCJB, ECUADOR.
KTWR, GUAM.
Peace and Progress, RUSSIA, 1984.
Radio Peace and Progress (RPP) was a foreign broadcasting radio station of the Soviet Union besides Radio Moscow, and the external services of the union republics. RPP was established in 1964 as a Soviet answer to the American Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, and ceased broadcasting in May 1991.
Radio Austria.
Radio Australia, October 1983 & 1985
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Radio Austria
Radio Baghdad, Voice of the Republic of Iraq.
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Radio Beijing, CHINA, 1983
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Radio Canada International.
Radio Japan.
Radio Korea, April 1982
Radio Moscow, RUSSIA
Radio New Zealand.
Radio Peking, CHINA.
Radio Prague.
Radio Pyongyang, NORTH KOREA.
Radio Romania, 1985.
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Radio Romania 1983.
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Radio Sofia, BULGARIA, 1983
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Radio Sweden.
Radio Tapei International.
Radio Tashkent, Uzbek Republic, former USSR, 1983
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Radio Ulan-Bator, MONGOLIA, 1983
Radio Veritas Asia.
VNG.
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Voice of America.
Voice of Greece
Voice of Malaysia, June 1983
Voice of the Strait, CHINA.
Voice of Turkey.
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Voice of Vietnam
References.
Wikipedia, Radio Peace and Progress, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_Peace_and_Progress